GuardTowarr

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Default 9595. Changing this needs a restart. (Ignored in Docker; set the port in your compose file.)

Notices

Check for updates
Once a day, show a dismissible notice when a new release is out
Sound & flash on new error
Gentle cue when something newly breaks
A local file plays this session; a URL is remembered across restarts.

Remote access (advanced)

Public endpoint
A separate, restricted port for monitoring from outside your network
Allow content requests
Let token-holders search and add media remotely
Allow remediation actions
Let token-holders run fixes remotely, including destructive ones (remove + blocklist)
This port has no login or HTTPS of its own. Put it behind an HTTPS reverse proxy, ideally with its own auth (Authelia, Authentik, Caddy/NPM basic auth). Never forward the raw port to the internet. Takes effect after a restart.

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Remote access

Enter your access token to continue

Before you enable remote access

Please read this carefully

This opens a second port meant to be reached from outside your network. It serves a locked-down view: live service status and (optionally) content requests. It never exposes your API keys, passwords, or internal addresses.

  • It is protected only by the access token you set. That token is a shared secret, so anyone who has it can use the endpoint.
  • The token is sent with each request, so on plain HTTP it could be intercepted. You should serve it over HTTPS.
  • Strongly recommended: put this port behind a reverse proxy that adds its own login and HTTPS, such as Authelia, Authentik, Cloudflare Access, or Caddy/Nginx (NPM) basic auth. Do not forward the raw port straight to the internet.
  • Use a long, random token (the Generate button makes one), and leave Allow content requests off unless you need it.

The public port only starts after you save and restart GuardTowarr.