Decypharr is a docker application that
- Sonarr/Radarr finds a torrent
- Decypharr sends it to your Debrid provider (Real Debrid, All Debrid, etc.)
- The Debrid service downloads it to their servers (fast, no local disk needed)
- Decypharr mounts the remote files as if they were on your computer
- Your media server streams directly from the cloud
This is the official dockerhub page:
and works with
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Real Debrid
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Torbox
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Debrid Link
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All Debrid
I attempted to use this as a docker image, but it didn’t work it correctly (ZimaOS was complaining about ports)
version: '3.7'
services:
decypharr:
image: cy01/blackhole:latest # or cy01/blackhole:beta
container_name: decypharr
ports:
- "8282:8282" # qBittorrent
user: "1000:1000"
volumes:
- /mnt/:/mnt
- ./configs/:/app # config.json must be in this directory
environment:
- PUID=1000
- PGID=1000
- UMASK=002
restart: unless-stopped
and there’s some configuration here:
{
“debrids”: [
{
“name”: “realdebrid”,
“api_key”: “your_api_key_here”,
“folder”: “/mnt/remote/realdebrid/all/”,
“use_webdav”: true
}
],
“qbittorrent”: {
“download_folder”: “/mnt/symlinks/”,
“categories”: [“sonarr”, “radarr”]
},
“use_auth”: false,
“log_level”: “info”,
“port”: “8282”
}
Who Is This For?
-
Media automation users running Sonarr/Radarr who want to avoid local downloads
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Debrid subscribers looking to integrate Real Debrid/All Debrid with *Arr apps
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Usenet users who want direct NNTP streaming without separate download clients
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Hybrid setups combining both Debrid (for torrents) and Usenet (for releases)
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Low-storage environments where storing full media files locally isn’t practical
This looks like it might be a great application for the rest of the BigBear list for CasaOS and ZimaOS. Can it be added in?