JDownloader Docker

This repo is to create a docker container that contains JDownloader which can be accessed via browser. The main purpose for that is to run JDownloader on RaspberryPi 4 without relying on MyJDownloader but have an accessible webinterface.

Installation

The installation requires docker.

1. Clone this repository

2. Build the docker image

docker build -t jd2-base .

Configuration

The container exposes the following port and volumes.

Type	Value	Description
Port	8080	Port to access the UI at 8080/vnc.html
Volume	/Downloads	Directory where downloaded files are stored.
Volume	/Extracted	Directory where extracted files are stored.
Volume	/cfg	JDownloader's Configuration location.
Volume	/containers	Directory for container files.

A default JDownloader configuration can be found at jdownloader/cfg/. It changes the download as well as the extract location. Moreover it is configured to delete files after extraction. To extend the configuration, or take your own, you can either map your configuration directory as a volume or copy your content in the /cfg directory at image creation time. The /containers volume is there to give the possibility of uploading an e.g. DLC container on your host machine and opening it from JDownloader.

Launching

Assuming the image is named jd2-base, you can launch the container as follows.

docker container run -d \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    -v "$(pwd)/Downloads":/Downloads \
    -v "$(pwd)/Extracted":/Extracted \
    -v "$(pwd)/containers":/containers \
    -v "$(pwd)/cfg":/cfg \
    --name jdownloader \
    jd2-base

You can access JDownloader via localhost:8080/vnc.hmtl.

Thanks / License

The browser-novnc setup is based on GitHub/theasp/docker-novnc, which was released under MIT. A copy of the license is found at LICENSE_DOCKER_NOVNC.