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Already running Jellyfin, Radarr, Sonarr, Prowlarr, qBittorrent and Jellyseerr from your own docker-compose file? SparkBox has a new command that moves the whole stack in one go: sudo sparkbox import-stack. Your movies and shows, the apps' history, logins and API keys, your seeding torrents, Jellyfin's users, watch history, favourites and playlists, and your Seerr requests all come over. Nothing is downloaded again. In this video: my old hand-built Docker stack, stopping it (stop, not down), a full SparkBox install with one command (on a VPS; about 8 GB of RAM is plenty at home), the one-click Media Center with a Surfshark WireGuard key, the dry run report, the import itself, and everything still there afterwards: the same Continue Watching spot, the same users, Radarr's history, the Seerr request and both torrents still seeding. THE COMMANDS Dry run (reads everything, changes nothing): sudo sparkbox import-stack ~/path/to/docker-compose.yml Import: sudo sparkbox import-stack ~/path/to/docker-compose.yml --apply Check it / see what came over / undo it: sudo sparkbox import-stack --verify sudo sparkbox import-stack --status sudo sparkbox import-stack --rollback Needs SparkBox 1.6.915 or newer (sudo sparkbox upgrade). GET STARTED SparkBox (free, forever): https://tomsparkbox.com Support the project with Legend ($29 one-time during the sale, no subscription): https://tomsparkbox.com/backer?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=import_stack Community, help and patch notes: https://demox.world/d/sparkbox VPN AND HOSTING (affiliate links, they really help the channel) Surfshark, the VPN used in this video (87% off + 4 extra months free): https://get.surfshark.net/aff_c?offer_id=1126&aff_id=9447&aff_sub=xikyee Hostinger VPS, if you want to run SparkBox on a VPS: https://www.hostg.xyz/aff_c?offer_id=815&aff_id=230550 MAKE $10 PER REFERRAL https://tomsparkbox.com/affiliate CHAPTERS 0:00 One command moved my whole stack 0:30 My old hand-built Docker stack 1:05 Why move it to SparkBox 1:28 Step 1: stop the old stack (not down) 1:45 Install SparkBox with one command 2:37 First login + share anonymous data (please say yes!) 3:01 Install the Media Center 3:22 Add your Surfshark WireGuard key 4:13 The dry run: sudo sparkbox import-stack 4:40 One media folder (Jellyfin keeps its addresses) 5:12 Import with --apply 5:50 Jellyfin: same users, same Continue Watching 6:15 Radarr, Seerr and qBittorrent, all still there 6:38 Bonus: hardlinks instead of copies 6:51 Remove the old containers (and how to undo) 7:04 Honest limits 7:34 Keep SparkBox free: Legend + community GOOD TO KNOW - What it brings: Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Prowlarr, qBittorrent, SABnzbd, Jellyfin and Seerr/Jellyseerr (linuxserver, hotio and official images). Libraries, history, logins, API keys, torrents and seeding state, Usenet servers, Jellyfin users, watch history, resume points, favourites, playlists and item IDs, and Seerr requests and users. - It's a copy, never a move: your old app folders and your media are only read. It backs up SparkBox's own Media Center settings first, and --rollback puts them back. Your old stack can be started again any time. - Stop the old stack first (docker compose stop, not down). The import refuses while the old apps are running, and SparkBox's Media Center needs the same ports. - Install SparkBox's Media Center first and let it finish its setup. The import goes into a fresh Media Center, not one that already has its own library. - Your media has to live under one folder (your downloads too). That's what lets new downloads arrive as instant hardlinks instead of copies. Media spread over several drives isn't supported yet. - Not imported: Plex, Emby, Bazarr's own database (SparkBox's Bazarr picks up the subtitles you already have), Readarr, Transmission/Deluge/NZBGet, SABnzbd's unfinished queue. The dry run lists anything it leaves alone. - Your apps keep running the versions SparkBox ships. If one of your apps is newer than SparkBox's, the dry run tells you to wait for the update that catches up. - Tested on SparkBox 1.6.915 (October 2026) with a linuxserver stack (Radarr 5, Sonarr 4, Lidarr 2, Prowlarr 1, qBittorrent 5.0, SABnzbd 4.5, Jellyfin 10.11, Jellyseerr 2.7), including a rollback and a second import. COPYRIGHT & LAWFUL USE Always stay within the copyright laws of your country. Every movie and show in this video is in the public domain: Night of the Living Dead (1968), The General (1926), His Girl Friday (1940) and The Beverly Hillbillies (1962, season 1). The torrents shown were made locally from those files, with no tracker.

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