I can't add Tubifarry as an indexer in Lidarr

[DESHnn]

I've been struggling for days. I'm trying to add Tubifarry as an indexer, but I'm getting the message "Unable to connect to indexer, check the log for more details."
Lidarr Logs:
Lidarr logs.txt

[TypNull]

Thanks for reaching out. To help you effectively, I'll need a bit more information:

1. Version: Which version of tubifarry are you currently using?
2. Node.js: Do you have Node.js installed?
3. YouTube cookies: Have you configured your YouTube cookies?
4. Docker, windows, Linux mac?

Also, just to clarify, the information you've provided doesn't appear to be trace logs, which would be helpful for troubleshooting.

Once you can share these details, I'll be in a much better position to assist you!

[DESHnn]

1. Tubifarry v 1.8.1.0
2. Node.js - I don't know what that is
3. I got the cookies through a Firefox browser extension and added them to Lidarr when trying to connect Tubifarry
4. I'm using Armbian OS - Docker - CasaOS

[TypNull]

Can be resolved fast. The Tubifarry and YouTube indexers are unavailable for the old v1.8.1 release. If you want to use it you would need to switch to the develop branch or wait till it gets to stable.

[DESHnn]

Plugin: [TypNull/Tubifarry] v1.8.1 (develop) Installed from: https://github.com/TypNull/Tubifarry/tree/develop Please restart Lidarr for changes to take effect.
Did I do everything correctly? If so, it still returns an error.

[DESHnn]

Could the issue be that when Tubifarry tries to connect to YouTube, the connection is blocked by my ISP? I'm from Russia, and I can't even access GitHub without a VPN. I figured out the problem a long time ago, and I have podkop installed on my router with OpenWRT firmware, which proxies my traffic through any country. In my case, it's the Netherlands or Germany.

[TypNull]

I'm not particularly fond of offering help, but I'm also not fond of withholding it, as long as you understand why.

Using a VPN with YouTube is generally problematic, but it should work if you're on the develop branch and have everything configured correctly. You'll need:

• NodeJS installed (Docker requires more setup than Linux or Windows, but I'm not a Docker expert)
• Cookies properly configured

Both are required for seamless functionality.

However, you're not currently on the develop branch. The current develop version is 1.8.1.6 if you don't see 1.8.1.x displayed, you can't add YouTube or Spotify as indexers. Both services changed their APIs, and YouTube has required a JavaScript engine since the past two months.

I haven't created a one-click NodeJS installation for Docker or Linux yet only for Windows. If you install NodeJS in Docker manually, you'll need to reinstall it after every update unless you use a mod.

[DESHnn]

Lidarr logs:
lidarr.debug (1).txt
lidarr.txt