Jacket now has a automated process for deploying the Systemd Service file this will make installations easier
--- That will need to be updated in the Scripting

Iptables
adding to default config with iredamil ends with fail
https://hostingwikipedia.com/install-iredmail-ubuntu-14-04/

issue with no references for variables in CreatISO.sh
Nzbget.sh bin/bash needs to be fixed

after downloading it. its non exec

case "$CODENAME" in
'wheezy')
TEMPDIST='debian wheezy'
;;
'jessie')
TEMPDIST='debian jessie'
;;
'stretch')
TEMPDIST='debian stretch'
;;
'xenial'|'serena'|'sarah'|'sonya'|'zesty'|'yakkety'|'artful')
TEMPDIST='ubuntu xenial'
;;
'trusty'|'rosa'|'rafaela'|'rebecca'|'qiana')
TEMPDIST='ubuntu trusty'
;;
'precise'|'maya'|'betsy')
TEMPDIST='ubuntu precise'
;;
*)
source "$SCRIPTPATH/inc/invalid-option.sh"
;;
esac

Installation & Setup

1. Download the Airbrake Jar our build from source via GitHub

2. Copy the .jar file to your Android app's libs/ folder

3. Import the AirbrakeNotifier class in your app's main Activity:

   import com.loopj.android.airbrake.AirbrakeNotifier;

4. In your activity's onCreate function, register to begin capturing exceptions (You can find your project API KEY with your project's settings):

   AirbrakeNotifier.register(this, "<Your project API KEY>");

Configuration

The AirbrakeNotifier.register call requires a context and Airbrake API key to be passed in, and optionally a third argument specifying the environment. The environment defaults to production if not set.

To notify Airbrake of non-fatal exceptions, or exceptions you have explicitly caught in your app, you can call AirbrakeNotifier.notify. This call takes exactly one argument, a Throwable, and can be called from anywhere in your code. For example:

try {
    // Something dangerous
} catch(Exception e) {
    // We don't want this to crash our app, but we would like to be notified
    AirbrakeNotifier.notify(e);
}

For more information please visit our official GitHub repo.

add

Ensure this script is run as root

if [ "$(id -u)" != "0" ]; then
echo "This script must be run as root" &> /dev/null
exit 1
fi

Theres issues with Programs with CherryPy install causing 127.0.0.1 being force over vs using ip/website

lazylibrarian

remove Release key for it expires

need to move functions before Main part of the script runs

Apache2
Couchpotato
Deluge
Emby
HTPCmanager - have to test at home due to .db
Headphones
Jackett
LazyLibrarian
MadSonic
Mopidy
Muximux - have to test at home
Mylar
Noipy - have to work on more for it stores config in hidden folder
Nzbget
Organizr - have to test at home
Plex/Ombi
Plex/Plexpy
Plex
Radarr
Shinobi - have to test at home
Sickrage
Sinusbot
Sonarr
Teamspeak Server
Ubooquity
Webmin
Zoneminder

make sure its grabbing newest release - 7-15-17 came out with new one vs one on github

Currently with iRedMail does not defend the ipv6 ports. I will be adding the steps to fix it or wait for iRedMail to release the next version that they clam will fix this huge Security issue.

If you currently install iredmail and use an ipv6 network google "ipv6 iredmail", you will find my post with them and a contributors recommend steps to address this issue

Sickrage is down atm due to a false DMCA claim on github

https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/235974187-Enable-repository-updating-for-supported-Linux-server-distributions

Create Variables in beginning of Scripts vs Finding in the scripts the xxxusernamexxx, xxxpasswordxxx, and etc for it could vary based on Script what the inquiry is for

Once done testing Reverse Proxy on all programs, I will be writing -proxy option into install Scripts

Completed with RP: -just have to run -proxy with install script to enable unless stated
CouchPotato
Deluge - auto turns on after install
Emby - auto runs like deluge
HTPC Manager - Edit settings to change the Web Dir from / to /htpc to enable Reverse Proxy

Failed:

Jackett- Blank page
Madsonic - The requested URL /madsonic was not found on this server.

issues testing throu codeanywhere
LazyLibrarian
Headphones - 404 custom page/(failed to install properly)

Full install with Email server
/mail fails with 403 forbidden

Copy default config with 0.0.0.0 enabled for everyone

after install issues with opening http site for it

maybe change it to like
git fetch origin
git checkout master
git branch -u origin/master
git reset --hard origin/master
git pull

Teamspeak 3 server install

adding in pip install requests
also is listed in the python3.5 requests

requests folder is under /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/requests

apt install python*-requests
pip install requests

will install the require folder

might do the install with apt for the auto update to cover future updates

add noipy to cronjob list to run daily, maybe every 2 mins for they perfer that much of an update on their api updater