Discord-Notifier-unRAID-Plex - Revision history

Drazzilb at 00:11, 13 October 2020

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 From here you'll have several things to input into your new container
-Name: If you want to change the name of the container go right ahead. I kept mines as Plex
+ Name: If you want to change the name of the container go right ahead. I kept mines as Plex
-Network Type: Change this to host. This will make the container's IP address the same as the host machines.
+ Network Type: Change this to host. This will make the container's IP address the same as the host machines.
   Port: number: this should be left alone unless it conflicts with any other application
   Host: Path for /config: This should also be left as is as your application data should be going to a cache drive of somesorts.

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 * Navigate back to your plex Docker we made earlier and click on it then click edit.
 * All the way down at the bottom click <code>Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device</code>
-* A new pop-up opens up to make a new Path make sure path is selected in the drop down box.
+* A new pop-up opens up to make a new path make sure Path is selected in the drop down box at the top
    Name: Script
    Container Path: <code>/etc/services.d/notifier/run</code>
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 * Click Add
 * Click Apply
-* Once plex is up and running navigate to Settings > Webhooks from here click `Add Webhook`
+* Once plex is up and running click on the container and open up the <code>WebUI</code> navigate to Settings > Webhooks from here click <code>Add Webhook</code>
-* Here you'll add `http://<code>Your server's ip address</code>:32402
+* Here you'll add <code>http://<Your server's ip address>:32402</code>
 From here play a movie and make sure it all works.

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 * From here we need to add the media directory now, Hotio does not put any preconfigured directories for your media.
-* Click  <code>Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device</code>
+* Click  <code>Add Another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device</code>
    Name: Media
    Container Path: <-- this will be the directory that is inside the container that your media will be in.
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 * Now back to the unRAID UI.
 * Navigate back to your plex Docker we made earlier and click on it then click edit.
-* All the way down at the bottom click `Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device`
+* All the way down at the bottom click <code>Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device</code>
 * A new pop-up opens up to make a new Path make sure path is selected in the drop down box.
    Name: Script

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 * From here we need to add the media directory now, Hotio does not put any preconfigured directories for your media.
-* Click  Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device</code>
+* Click  <code>Add another Path, Port, Variable, Label or Device</code>
    Name: Media
    Container Path: <-- this will be the directory that is inside the container that your media will be in.

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 However based upon a write up on [https://forums.serverbuilds.net/t/guide-plex-transcoding-and-ram-disks/625 ServerBuilds.net] <code>I went ahead and put /dev/shm/</code>
-* Plex Claim: Simply copy and paste plex.tv/claim into your browser, when propmted to log into your plex account. You'll be given a code to pass back to the container.
+* Plex Claim: Simply copy and paste <code>plex.tv/claim</code> into your browser, when prompted to log into your Plex account. You'll be given a code to pass back to the container. Copy and paste that back into the container field
 * ADVERTISE_IP: Set this to <code>http://<your server's IP address>:32400</code>
 * ALLOWED_NETWORKS: Set this to your subnet ip adress. Since my subnet is <code>192.168.1.X</code> I set this as <code>192.168.1.0/24</code> the <code>0/24</code> simply states that all IP addresses on the 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.244 are allowed to connect even when Plex's authentication servers are down.

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   This requires quite a bit of I/O to for this to happen with constant read/writes.
   There are many discussion on how to set up a proper transcoding directory.
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-<code>I went ahead and put /dev/shm/</code>
+ However based upon a write up on [https://forums.serverbuilds.net/t/guide-plex-transcoding-and-ram-disks/625 ServerBuilds.net] <code>I went ahead and put /dev/shm/</code>
 * Plex Claim: Simply copy and paste plex.tv/claim into your browser, when propmted to log into your plex account. You'll be given a code to pass back to the container.
 * ADVERTISE_IP: Set this to <code>http://<your server's IP address>:32400</code>