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 # This file is used to store all the environment variables that are used in the compose.yaml file.
 # This file should be in the same directory as the compose.yaml file.
-#
-# SECRET_KEY values should be generated using one of the following commands by running them in your terminal.
-#
-# Windows: [System.Guid]::NewGuid().ToString("N").Substring(0, 32)
-# Linux/MacOS: openssl rand -hex 16
-#
-# Your JACKETT_API_KEY and PROWLARR_API_KEY should be left blank on the first run. 
-# Once you have started the containers, you can find the API keys in the respective web UIs.
-# IMPORTANT: Ensure you add authentication to prowlarr/jackett as they will be public. You can set a username and password in the web UI. 
-#
-# Your PASSWORD values should be a randomly generated password.
-#
+
 # Your HOSTNAME values should be the domain name that you are using to access the services. 
 # e.g. AIOSTREAMS_HOSTNAME=aiostreams.example.com
 #
-# POSTGRES credentials can be left as is, as they are only accessed internally.
+# Once you have filled in the values, you will need to use the --profile flag when running the compose file.
+# If you only wanted to run the stremio profile, you would run the following command:
+#
+# sudo docker compose --profile stremio up -d 
+#
+# (The services in the default profile are always included)
+# 
+# If you wanted to also start the seanime profile, you would run the following command:
+# 
+# sudo docker compose --profile stremio --profile seanime up -d
+#
+#
+# If you wanted to start all the profiles, you would run the following command:
+#
+# sudo docker compose --profile all up -d

+# Similarly, if you wanted to stop the services, you would also need to use the --profile flag, otherwise, only the default profile services would be stopped.
+# e.g. sudo docker compose --profile stremio down
+
+
+# =========================================================
+#               DEFAULT PROFILE (REQUIRED)
+# =========================================================
+# This profile is used to set the environment variables for the services in the default profile.
+# It includes things like, traefik, dozzle, watchtower, uptime kuma 
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                       TRAEFIK
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Traefik is a reverse proxy that is used to route traffic to the correct services.
+# This is the most important service, as it is the entry point for all the other services.
+#
+# I will once again remind you to ensure that you set up DNS records for all the domain names that you are using.
+# You can also use a wildcard DNS record to route all subdomains to your server.
+# 
+# Also make sure that both port 80 and 443 are open on your server.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# This is the email that will be used to register with Let's Encrypt for SSL certificates.
+LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                       DOZZLE
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Dozzle is a log viewer for Docker. It is used to view the logs of the containers.
+# This will be helpful for debugging purposes. 
+# You will be able to access the logs at https://${DOZZLE_HOSTNAME}
+#
+# The DOZZLE_HASHED_PASSWORD must be a bcrypt hash of the password you want to use.
+# You can generate a bcrypt hash by running the following command in your terminal, replacing <your_password_here> with your desired password.
+# (removing the < and > as well): 
+#
+# htpasswd -niBb user <your_password_here> | cut -d ":" -f 2 | sed 's/\$/\$\$/g'
+#
+# If you get an error about htpasswd not being found, you can install apache2-utils, use this command.
+# sudo apt-get install apache2-utils
+# 
+# Then, rerun the htpasswd command above.
+#
+# Note that this command will output the hash with any $ characters already escaped, so you can copy and paste it directly into the .env file.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+DOZZLE_USERNAME=
+DOZZLE_HASHED_PASSWORD=
+# e.g. dozzle.example.com
+DOZZLE_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                       WATCHTOWER
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# The AUTO_UPDATE_SCHEDULE is a cron expression that is used to schedule the auto update of the containers.
+# It is different from a normal cron expression, as it has an additional field at the beginning for seconds.
+# See @url:https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/robfig/cron@v1.2.0#hdr-CRON_Expression_Format
+# 
+# The AUTO_UPDATE_NOTIFICATION_URL is the URL that will be used to send notifications about the auto update.
+# You can find more information about the available services at @url:https://containrrr.dev/shoutrrr/v0.8/services/overview/
+# Make sure the format of the AUTO_UPDATE_NOTIFICATION_URL is correct.
+
+# e.g. For discordd, the format is discord://token@id 
+# Discord webhook URLs are in the format https://discord.com/api/webhooks/<webhook_id>/<webhook_token>
+# So the URL would be discord://<webhook_token>@<webhook_id> 
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+AUTO_UPDATE_SCHEDULE=0 0 */8 * * *   # This will run the auto update every 8 hours
+AUTO_UPDATE_NOTIFICATION_URL=
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                       UPTIME KUMA
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Uptime Kuma is a self-hosted monitoring tool that provides uptime monitoring for your services.
+# You will be able to access the dashboard at https://${UPTIME_KUMA_HOSTNAME}
+# 
+# I have configured uptime kuma with 2 domains, one for the main dashboard and one for the status page.
+# If you set up a status page on uptime kuma, you can add the STATUS_PAGE_HOSTNAME as the domain name.
+# This will allow you to directly access the status page at https://${STATUS_PAGE_HOSTNAME}
+# rather than https://${UPTIME_KUMA_HOSTNAME}/status/<status_page_name> 
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# e.g. kuma.example.com
+UPTIME_KUMA_HOSTNAME=
+# e.g. status.example.com (when creating a status page on kuma, you can add this hostname as the domain name)
+STATUS_PAGE_HOSTNAME=
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#             FLAME and/or HONEY - START PAGE
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# The start page is a custom start page that you can use to access all your services.
+# You can choose to use either Flame or Honey or both.
+# If you choose to only use one, you must remove the other from the compose.yaml file.
+# Honey: https://github.com/dani3l0/honey (showcase: https://honeyy.vercel.app/)
+# Flame: https://github.com/pawelmalak/flame
+# 
+# Flame will come preconfigured with all the services that are available in the compose.yaml file.
+# Honey looks far better and is more compact, but you will need to manually add the services to it.
+#
+# Luckily, I have provided my configuration for Honey, so you can use that.
+# If you followed the instructions in the README, you should have a file called config.json in the ./data/honey directory.
+# You will simply need to adjust the URLs to match your domain names and remove any services you don't have.
+# You can also reorder the services list as you like.
+#
+# You can access the start page at https://${FLAME_HOSTNAME} or https://${HONEY_HOSTNAME}
+#
+# I've personally set HONEY_HOSTNAME to my main domain name, so that I can access the start page at the root of my domain.
+# e.g. if my domain was example.com, I would access the start page at https://example.com
+# This does require a separate DNS record, so make sure you set that up.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+FLAME_HOSTNAME=
+FLAME_PASSWORD=
+
+HONEY_HOSTNAME=
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                DASH DOT - DASHBOARD
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Dash Dot is a dashboard that you can use to monitor your VPS. It provides information about the CPU, RAM, Disk, and Network usage.
+# You will be able to access the dashboard at https://${DASHDOT_HOSTNAME}
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# e.g. dashdot.example.com
+DASHDOT_HOSTNAME=
+# This is the title of the page that shows up in the browser tab
+DASHDOT_PAGE_TITLE=
+# Whether you want your domain name to show up in the dashboard
+# e.g. if your domain was dashdot.example.com, it would show example.com in the dashboard
+DASHDOT_SHOW_HOST=
+# Whether you want to use a custom host for the dashboard, instaed of the default above. Requires DASHDOT_SHOW_HOST to be set to true
+DASHDOT_CUSTOM_HOST= 
+
+
+# =========================================================
+#              ADDITIONAL PROFILES (OPTIONAL)
+# =========================================================
+# These environment variables are used to set the environment variables for the services in the additional profiles.
+# The available profiles are:
+# - stremio
+# - plausible
+# - seanime
+# - searxng
+# - debrid_media_server 
+# - all 
+#
+# The 'all' profile includes all the services from the default profile and all the additional profiles.
+# Note: the 'debrid_media_server' profile includes services that are mostly commented out in the compose.yaml file.
+# This is because there may be issues with my current setup. Check the compose.yaml file for more information.
+# ========================================================
+
+
+# =========================================================
+#                 STREMIO PROFILE
+# =========================================================
+# These environment variables are used to set the environment variables for the services in the stremio profile.
+# The stremio profile includes all the services that are required to run a Stremio setup.
+
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     EXTERNAL SERVICES
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# 
+# Get your API key and Access token from https://www.themoviedb.org/settings/api
+# Needed by: AIOStreams, MediaFusion, TMDB Addon
+TMDB_API_KEY= 
+# Needed by: Jackettio
+TMDB_ACCESS_TOKEN=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                      AIOSTREAMS
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+#
+# To generate the AIOSTREAMS_SECRET_KEY, run the following command in your terminal:
+# openssl rand -hex 32
+#
+# The AIOSTREAMS_API_KEY is a random password that you can set to whatever you like. It protects your AIOStreams instance from unauthorized access
+# by requiring an API key to configure and use the addon.
+#
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 AIOSTREAMS_HOSTNAME=
 AIOSTREAMS_API_KEY=
 AIOSTREAMS_SECRET_KEY=

+# This environment variable is used to give AIOStreams access to the a proxy to make requests to addons through. 
+# This is only needed when your VPS is blocked by Torrentio
+# You can run
+# curl -s -w "\n%{http_code}\n" "https://torrentio.strem.fun/manifest.json"
+# to check if your VPS is blocked by Torrentio.
+# If you get a 403 error, you will need to set this environment variable.
+# Otherwise, you can get rid of it, or set it to an empty string.
+AIOSTREAMS_ADDON_PROXY=http://warp:1080 
+
+# The following environment variables allow AIOStreams to use our self hosted addons instead of the public ones. 
+# If you are not hosting the other addons, you must remove these environment variables.
+AIOSTREAMS_COMET_URL=http://comet:2020/
+# We have to force a hostname for Comet, as the internal URL that is returned by Comet is not accessible publicly for streaming.
+AIOSTREAMS_FORCE_COMET_HOSTNAME=${COMET_HOSTNAME:-}
+AIOSTREAMS_COMET_INDEXERS=${COMET_INDEXERS:-}
+AIOSTREAMS_MEDIAFUSION_URL=http://mediafusion:8000/
+AIOSTREAMS_JACKETTIO_URL=http://jackettio:4000/
+# replace with the indexers you want to use for the default Jackettio configuration e.g. ["therarbg", "thepiratebay"]
+AIOSTREAMS_JACKETT_INDEXERS=[] 
+AIOSTREAMS_STREMIO_JACKETT_URL=http://stremio-jackett:3000/
+AIOSTREAMS_JACKETT_API_KEY=${JACKETT_API_KEY:-}
+AIOSTREAMS_EASYNEWS_PLUS_URL=http://easynews-plus:1337/
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     AIOSTREMIO
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+#
+# The AIOSTREMIO_ADMIN_USERNAME and AIOSTREMIO_ADMIN_PASSWORD are the credentials that you will use to access the AIOStremio dashboard.
+# 
+# The main configuration for AIOStremio is stored within ./data/aiostremio/config.json 
+# Without this file, AIOStremio will be stuck in a crash loop, so ensure you create this file
+# You can use the template provided in the AIOStremio repository: 
+# https://github.com/Viren070/AIOStremio/blob/main/config.json.example
+#
+# The DEBRID_API_KEY is the API key for the debrid service you want to use by default. 
+# You can also set addon specific debrid API keys through the config.json file.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+AIOSTREMIO_HOSTNAME=
+AIOSTREMIO_ADMIN_USERNAME=
+AIOSTREMIO_ADMIN_PASSWORD=
+DEBRID_API_KEY=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                      COMET
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+#
+# The COMET_ADMIN_PASSWORD is a random password that you can set to whatever you like. It allows you to access the dashboard of Comet, which currently
+# only shows active connections to the proxy service of Comet. 
+#
+# The COMET_INDEXERS is a list of the indexers that you want to use with Comet. 
+# 
+# We can either use Prowlarr or Jackett as the indexer. If you would like to use Jackett instead,
+# Set COMET_INDEXER_TYPE=jackett and COMET_INDEXER_URL=http://jackett:9117 and COMET_INDEXER_API_KEY=${JACKETT_API_KEY:-}
+#
+# For COMET_INDEXERS, you can add the names of the indexers that you want to use. This should just be the names of the indexers as you see them on the dashboards
+# of Prowlarr or Jackett.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 COMET_ADMIN_PASSWORD=
 COMET_HOSTNAME=
-COMET_INDEXERS=[]  # e.g ["therarbg", "thepiratebay"], these should match the names of the indexers in Prowlarr (default) or Jackett
+COMET_INDEXER_TYPE=prowlarr # or jackett
+COMET_INDEXER_URL=http://prowlarr:9696 # or http://jackett:9117
+COMET_INDEXER_API_KEY=${PROWLARR_API_KEY:-} # or ${JACKETT_API_KEY:-}
+COMET_INDEXERS=[]  # e.g ["therarbg", "thepiratebay"]
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     MEDIAFLOW PROXY
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+#
+# The MEDIAFLOW_API_PASSWORD is a random password that you can set to whatever you like. It is used to protect the MediaFlow Proxy service.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 MEDIAFLOW_API_PASSWORD=
 MEDIAFLOW_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     MEDIAFUSION
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+#
+# The MEDIAFUSION_API_PASSWORD is a random password that you can set to whatever you like. It is used to protect the MediaFusion service.
+# The MEDIAFUSION_SECRET_KEY is a secret key that you can generate using the following command:
+# openssl rand -hex 16
+#
+# The core configuration for MediaFusion is stored within ./data/mediafusion/.env 
+# It does not require any changing, but if you would like to adjust the settings, you can do so in the .env file.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 MEDIAFUSION_API_PASSWORD=
 MEDIAFUSION_HOSTNAME=
 MEDIAFUSION_SECRET_KEY=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     STREMIO JACKETT
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 STREMIO_JACKETT_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     JACKETTIO
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 JACKETTIO_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     STREMTHRU
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 STREMTHRU_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     EASYNEWS PLUS
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 EASYNEWS_PLUS_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     PROWLARR
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio, debrid_media_server
+#
+# The PROWLARR_API_KEY is the API key that you can find in the Prowlarr dashboard.
+# On your first run, you can leave this blank, after you have started the containers, you can find the API key in the Prowlarr dashboard.
+# You can also run the following command to get the API key:
+# sudo docker exec -i prowlarr cat /config/config.xml | grep -oP '(?<=<ApiKey>).*(?=</ApiKey>)'
+#
+# Make sure you add authentication to Prowlarr by setting up a username and password with the Login Form option,
+# you will be asked to do so when you first access the Prowlarr dashboard.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 PROWLARR_API_KEY=
 PROWLARR_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

-# This needs to be the one from the Jackett dashboard. If it is your first time running
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     JACKETT
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio, debrid_media_server
+#
+# The JACKETT_API_KEY is the API key that you can find in the Jackett dashboard.
+# On your first run, you can leave this blank, after you have started the containers, you can find the API key in the Jackett dashboard.
+# You can also run the following command to get the API key (after the container is running):
+# sudo docker exec -i jackett cat /config/Jackett/ServerConfig.json | jq -r '.APIKey'
+#
+# Make sure you add authentication to Jackett by setting up an admin password in the Jackett dashboard.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 JACKETT_API_KEY=
 JACKETT_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

-NZBHYDRA2_HOSTNAME=
-
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     TMDB ADDON
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+#
+# You can get your FANAART_API_KEY from https://fanart.tv/get-an-api-key/
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 TMDB_ADDON_HOSTNAME=
+FANART_API_KEY= 
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                    STREMIO SERVER 
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 STREMIO_SERVER_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------

+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                    ADDON MANAGER
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
 ADDON_MANAGER_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------


-# For these two addons, after your inital compose up, you need to create the databases in postgres
-# You can do this by running the following commands:
-# docker exec -it ravenn-postgres psql -U postgres
-# CREATE DATABASE stremio_trakt_db;
-# CREATE DATABASE stremio_catalog_db;
-# \q
-RAVENN_CATALOGS_HOSTNAME=
-RAVENN_TRAKT_HOSTNAME=
-
-## These credentials are required to interact with the Trakt API and access its services.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#        STREMIO CATALOGS & STREMIO TRAKT ADDONS
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, stremio
+#
+# For these two addons, we need to obtain a Trakt Client ID and secret in order for the addons to work.
 # To obtain these credentials:
 # 1. Create an account on Trakt.tv (https://trakt.tv).
 # 2. Go to the applications section (https://trakt.tv/oauth/applications).
@@ -73,81 +425,173 @@ RAVENN_TRAKT_HOSTNAME=
 #    - For the "Redirect URL", add the following URLs (replacing the ${*_HOSTNAME} with your actual hostname):
 #      - https://${RAVENN_TRAKT_HOSTNAME}/callback
 #      - https://${RAVENN_CATALOGS_HOSTNAME}/callback
+# 
+# 
+# For these two addons, after your inital compose up, you need to create the databases in postgres
+# You can do this by running the following commands:
+# docker exec -it ravenn-postgres psql -U postgres
+# CREATE DATABASE stremio_trakt_db;
+# CREATE DATABASE stremio_catalog_db;
+# \q
+#
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+RAVENN_CATALOGS_HOSTNAME=
+RAVENN_TRAKT_HOSTNAME=
 TRAKT_CLIENT_ID=
 TRAKT_CLIENT_SECRET=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------


+# =========================================================
+#                 NZBHYDRA2 PROFILE
+# =========================================================
+# These environment variables are used to set the environment variables for the services in the nzbhydra2 profile.
+# The nzbhydra2 profile only includes nzbhydra2.
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     NZBHYDRA2
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: all, nzbhydra2
+#
+# Make sure you add authentication to NZBHydra2 by setting up a username and password in the NZBHydra2 dashboard
+# at Config > Authorization. 
+# Set Auth type to Login Form, and check all switches. 
+# Then, Add a new admin user with a username and password and make sure you remember these.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+NZBHYDRA2_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+# =========================================================
+#                 SEANIME PROFILE
+# =========================================================
+# These environment variables are used to set the environment variables for the services in the seanime profile.
+# The seanime profile only includes seanime. 
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     SEANIME
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: seanime, all
+# 
+# The SEANIME_HASHED_PASSWORD is the hashed password that you will use to access the Seanime service.
+# To get the hash for SEANIME_HASHED_PASSWORD, run the following command in your terminal, replacing <your_password_here> with your desired password.
+#
+# htpasswd -niBb user <your_password_here> | cut -d ":" -f 2 | sed 's/\$/\$\$/g'
+#
+# If you get an error about htpasswd not being found, you can install apache2-utils, use this command.
+# sudo apt-get install apache2-utils
+# 
+# Then, rerun the htpasswd command above.
+#
+# IMPORTANT: Once you have the container running, you need to edit Seanime's config.toml file in order to set the correct host. 
+# Run the following command to do this. 
+# sudo sed -i 's/127.0.0.1/0.0.0.0/' ./data/seanime/config.toml
+# Then, restart the container by running `sudo docker compose restart seanime
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+SEANIME_HOSTNAME=
+SEANIME_USERNAME=
+SEANIME_HASHED_PASSWORD=  
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+# =========================================================
+#                 SEARXNG PROFILE
+# =========================================================
+# These environment variables are used to set the environment variables for the services in the searxng profile.
+# The searxng profile only includes searxng.
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     SEARXNG
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: searxng, all
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+SEARXNG_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+# =========================================================
+#                 PLAUSIBLE PROFILE
+# =========================================================
+# These environment variables are used to set the environment variables for the services in the plausible profile.
+# The plausible profile only includes plausible.
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                     PLAUSIBLE
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# Profiles: plausible, all
+# 
+# The PLAUSIBLE_SECRET_KEY_BASE is a secret key that you can generate using the following command:
+# openssl rand -base64 48 
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+PLAUSIBLE_HOSTNAME=
+PLAUSIBLE_SECRET_KEY_BASE=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+# =========================================================
+#               DEBRID MEDIA SERVER PROFILE
+# =========================================================
+# This profile is used to set the environment variables for the services in the debrid_media_server profile.
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                    BLACKHOLE
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# These are the environment variables for the Blackhole service. This is the download client that manages creating symlinks and telling 
+# Sonarr/Radarr to import the files.
+# 
+# The main configuration for Blackhole is stored in ./data/blackhole/.env 
+# You can find an example of the .env file at Savvy Guides:
+# https://savvyguides.wiki/sailarrsguide/#blackhole-script
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+REALDEBRID_MOUNT_TORRENTS_PATH="/mnt/remote/realdebrid/__all__"
+BLACKHOLE_BASE_WATCH_PATH="/mnt/symlinks"
+BLACKHOLE_RADARR_PATH="radarr"
+BLACKHOLE_SONARR_PATH="sonarr"
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                   RADARR/SONARR
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# These are the environment variables for the Radarr and Sonarr services. These services are used to manage your media library.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+RADARR_HOSTNAME=
+RADARR4K_HOSTNAME=
+RADARRANIME_HOSTNAME=
+
+SONARR_HOSTNAME=
+SONARR4K_HOSTNAME=
+SONARRANIME_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+#                   PLEX
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+# These are the environment variables for the Plex service. Plex is a media server that allows you to stream your media to any device.
+#
+# The PLEX_CLAIM is the claim token that you can use to claim your server with Plex. You can get this from https://www.plex.tv/claim/
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+PLEX_CLAIM=
+PLEX_HOSTNAME=
+# ---------------------------------------------------------
+
+# =========================================================
+#                 GENERAL CONFIGURATION
+# ========================================================= 
+# These are the default values for the environment variables that are used in the compose.yaml file.
+# You should not change these values unless you know what you are doing.
+#
+
+
+# Timezone used for auto updates, and other services that require a timezone e.g. Prowlarr, Jackett, etc.
+# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones 
+# Use the values in the TZ Identifier column
+# Needed by: Prowlarr, Jackett, NZBHydra2, Plex, Watchtower, Stremio Jackett
+TZ=UTC  
+
+# The POSTGRES credentials can be left as is, as they are only accessed internally. 
 POSTGRES_USER=postgres
 POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgres

-# Get your API key and Access token from https://www.themoviedb.org/settings/api
-TMDB_API_KEY= 
-TMDB_ACCESS_TOKEN=
-
-# Get your API key from https://fanart.tv/get-an-api-key/
-FANART_API_KEY= 
-
-
-# Any email address will do
-LETSENCRYPT_EMAIL=
-
-# The cron schedule for auto updates.
-# https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/robfig/cron@v1.2.0#hdr-CRON_Expression_Format
-AUTO_UPDATE_SCHEDULE=0 0 */8 * * *   # This will run the auto update every 8 hours
-
-# https://containrrr.dev/shoutrrr/v0.8/services/overview/
-AUTO_UPDATE_NOTIFICATION_URL=
-
-# Timezone used for auto updates, and other services that require a timezone e.g. Prowlarr, Jackett, etc.
-# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones
-TZ=UTC  
-
-# Dozzle provides a web interface for viewing logs, it will be available at DOZZLE_HOSTNAME
-# To get the hashed password, run the following command in your terminal, replacing <username> with your desired username.
-# install apache2-utils if its not already installed, you can do this by running `sudo apt-get install apache2-utils`
-# htpasswd -nB <username>
-# This will prompt you to enter a password, and then it will output the hashed password in the format <username>:<hashed_password>
-# put the <username> and <hashed_password> in the DOZZLE_USERNAME and DOZZLE_HASHED_PASSWORD fields respectively.
-# IMPORTANT: You will need to replace any $ in the hashed password with $$ to escape it, as $ is a special character in docker-compose files.
-
-DOZZLE_USERNAME=
-DOZZLE_HASHED_PASSWORD=
-DOZZLE_HOSTNAME=
-
-# e.g. kuma.example.com
-UPTIME_KUMA_HOSTNAME=
-# e.g. status.example.com (when creating a status page on kuma, you can add this hostname as the domain name)
-STATUS_PAGE_HOSTNAME=
-
-FLAME_HOSTNAME=
-FLAME_PASSWORD=
-
-DASHDOT_HOSTNAME=
-DASHDOT_PAGE_TITLE=
-
-HONEY_HOSTNAME
-
-
-AIOSTREMIO_HOSTNAME=
-AIOSTREMIO_ADMIN_USERNAME=
-AIOSTREMIO_ADMIN_PASSWORD=
-# idk what this is, its for aiostremio though
-DEBRID_API_KEY=
-
-# FOR SEANIME ONLY:
-# To get the hash for SEANIME_HASHED_PASSWORD, run the following command in your terminal, replacing <username> with your desired username.
-#
-# htpasswd -nB <username>
-# NOTE: you may need to install apache2-utils if its not already installed, you can do this by running `sudo apt-get install apache2-utils`
-#
-# you need to uncomment the seanime service in the compose.yaml file at the bottom and uncomment the following lines and fill them in.
-#
-# SEANIME_HOSTNAME=
-# SEANIME_USERNAME=
-# SEANIME_HASHED_PASSWORD=  
-#
-# SEARXNG_HOSTNAME=
-# 
-# PLAUSIBLE_HOSTNAME=
-# check the plausible documentation for more info
-# PLAUSIBLE_SECRET_KEY_BASE=
+# The network that the containers will be connected to.
+# You should change this if you want to use an external network or just change the name of the network.
+DOCKER_NETWORK=aio_default
+DOCKER_NETWORK_EXTERNAL=false
@@ -8,14 +8,11 @@ You can use the Always Free resources of Oracle to set this up. Here is a [set u
 On your server/VPS: 

 1. Install docker per https://get.docker.com
-2. Forward port 443
+2. Forward port 443 and 80. 
 3. Point the necessary domain(s) to the public IP of your server/VPS with your DNS.
 4. Run the following commands on your VPS:
   ```
-   curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/.env -o .env
-   curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/compose.yaml -o compose.yaml
-   mkdir -p ./data/mediafusion
-   curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/.env.mediafusion -o ./data/mediafusion/.env
+   curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/install.sh | bash
   ```
 5. Open the .env file using:
   ```
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/.env -o .env
+curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/compose.yaml -o compose.yaml
+mkdir -p ./data/mediafusion
+mkdir -p ./data/honey
+curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/honey.config.json -o ./data/honey/config.json
+curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Viren070/stremio-addons-docker-compose-template/refs/heads/main/.env.mediafusion -o ./data/mediafusion/.env