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cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/29831606

Hey all,

I've been using requestarr via Discord for the past year or so to have a remote user request option for my *arr stack.

Looking to move away from Discord completely and have been having trouble finding an alternate that would run on a more FOSS or secure platform. I run discovarr my local users but I'm hesitant to post that up as a web app for external access.

Does anybody around here know of a program or app or container even that would provide similar or replacement functionality via Matrix or signal or something of the like?

Thanks!

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[–] Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca 1 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

I've been using Ombi for a while now.

It's an http web app that can run in a container or bare metal, that interfaces nicely with plex/emby/jellyfin, the arrs, and a number of different notification platforms (I just use smtp). Users can be created directly in Ombi, or automatically imported from plex/emby/jellyfin (auth is then handled by the respective service so users use the same credentials for both).

Users can request new content within specified daily/weekly/monthly limits, view the status of their requests, and report issues with existing content. Requests will be sent to an admin for approval, or individual users can have 'auto approve' enabled for movies, episodes, and/or music. It also provides a nice 'discover' page listing a bunch of genres to look through along with 'popular', 'trending', and 'upcoming' lists of shows/movies.