Boudoirr preset 💋¶
Boudoirr is the Whisparr-focused Plundarr preset. Maraudarr generates it under dist/boudoirr/ with Privateerr, Gluetun, FlareSolverr, Prowlarr, and Whisparr as its required core. qBittorrent, Cleanuparr, and Watchtower are removable defaults; Usenet clients and media servers remain explicit choices.
Generate the preset¶
Review dist/boudoirr/.env, then validate and start the generated project:
The preset is VPN-enabled. Set real PIA credentials, confirm the generated host paths, and validate the Privateerr-to-Gluetun handoff before configuring Whisparr.
Choose downloaders¶
Keep the default torrent lane when qBittorrent matches your sources. Add SABnzbd or NZBGet when you also use Usenet:
For a Usenet-only deployment, remove the default torrent client and its cleanup companion:
Regeneration preserves known environment values and application state, but always inspect the generated diff before restarting an existing deployment.
Add playback deliberately¶
Boudoirr does not select a media server by default. Add Jellyfin or Plex only when you want the generated project to own playback:
Jellyfin shares the Boudoirr high-level data root at /data; configure its libraries beneath that root. Plex uses host networking and separate read-only movie and scene mounts, so confirm its paths and standard host ports before launch.
Migrate an existing Boudoirr deployment¶
Treat the generated preset as a new Compose project rather than replacing an older chart in place:
- Stop the old stack and back up its environment and application configuration.
- Generate
dist/boudoirr/with the services you intend to keep. - Map the old values to the generated
.env; do not copy an old Compose file over the generated chart. - Move persistent application state only while the related containers are stopped.
- Run
make config PRESET=boudoirr, inspect mounts and ports, then start the new project.
Open the shared configuration guide Troubleshoot the generated stack