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Hey, thanks for making this! Its a great collection of apps and scripts. What you've done with Plex and remote transcode is really impressive!
I know this isn't an issue per se but was I was wondering if you have any thoughts about creating a docker container with all the dependencies and then running all the scripts from within that container.
Running the scripts as a cron job is easy. Passing arguments between containers trips me up though. For instance Radarr passing movie info to download the correct trailer.
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I was wondering if you have any thoughts about creating a docker container with all the dependencies and then running all the scripts from within that container.
Great idea! - Unfortunately I'm a little too strapped for time currently to add this one in myself, however if you wanted to submit a PR I'd be happy to include it - (and also use myself!) 👍
I'll leave this issue open and tackle it whenever I rebuild my Media Server next, if someone does not submit a PR first :)
Hey, thanks for making this! Its a great collection of apps and scripts. What you've done with Plex and remote transcode is really impressive!
I know this isn't an issue per se but was I was wondering if you have any thoughts about creating a docker container with all the dependencies and then running all the scripts from within that container.
To illustrate my situation: I have this running on a Synology NAS so no package manager. I created an arch linux container and run a script to download trailers https://github.com/airship-david/Trailer-Downloader and another to sync-subtitles https://github.com/smacke/subsync.
Running the scripts as a cron job is easy. Passing arguments between containers trips me up though. For instance Radarr passing movie info to download the correct trailer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: