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First Run
Once CHUB is up, this is the path from empty config to a working install.
Open http://localhost:8000 (or http://<your-host>:8000 from another machine). CHUB's first-run page asks for a username and password (minimum 8 characters).
Pick a real password — lose it and you'll need to reset CHUB's auth (see below). There's no "forgot password" email flow.
Go to Settings → Instances and add each service you want CHUB to talk to.
For each Radarr / Sonarr / Lidarr:
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URL — something CHUB can reach from inside its container.
http://radarr:7878if both containers share a Docker network; otherwise an IP on the host/LAN. - API key — from the ARR's Settings → General → Security.
For Plex:
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URL —
http://plex:32400(or wherever your Plex lives). -
API key — this is your
X-Plex-Token. How to find it.
Click Test on every row. Fix anything that doesn't pass before moving on — later steps assume the instances work.
Settings → General — set the log level (info is fine), and — if you plan to expose webhook URLs beyond your LAN — set a webhook_secret.
Settings → Interface — pick a theme (light/dark). You can toggle per-device later.
Settings → Modules — one page per module. Pick the ones you want and fill in their config. See Modules for what each one does and its full config schema. A few common starting points:
- poster_renamerr if you use Kometa — follow Kometa Integration.
- upgradinatorr to trigger quality upgrade searches on a schedule.
- labelarr to mirror ARR tags into Plex.
Leave unused modules alone — they just sit in the sidebar and do nothing.
Settings → Schedule — attach a cron or interval to each module you want to run automatically. Modules without a schedule are manual-only (you trigger them from the dashboard or via webhook).
Good starting schedules:
| Module | Schedule |
|---|---|
poster_renamerr |
Every 4h |
jduparr |
Every 12h |
upgradinatorr |
Daily |
health_checkarr |
Every 6h |
Settings → Notifications — wire Discord, Email, or Apprise per module. Configure them only for modules whose output you actually want delivered.
Settings → Webhooks — generates ready-to-paste URLs for Sonarr / Radarr / Tautulli that include your webhook secret. See Webhooks for wiring details.
Go to the dashboard, click New run, pick a module with a safe dry_run: true config, and click Run. Open the log — a clean run with no errors means you're ready to turn dry_run off and let the scheduler take over.
There's no self-service password reset. Two options:
From the command line (Docker):
docker compose run --rm chub python3 main.py --reset-authRestart CHUB. You'll get the first-run form again.
By editing config: stop CHUB, open config/config.yml, delete the entire auth: block, and start CHUB again.