BrettSheleski
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7 years ago Sounds fine by me. I'd just like to add some sort of license to the top of the files before you'd package anything.
Also, I think it would be best if instead of packaging a copy of comcut and/or comchap in your code base, instead make a script that will pull the latest from my GitHub repo.
I've never messed with docker container stuff yet, but it seems interesting.
I've been working on a docker service that combines plex and comskip (and a few other things) to produce a simple to use plex implementation complete with automatic commercial marking/cutting and transcoding.
I've published my build files on github here.
I've been using (unmodified) your comchap and comcut scripts.
What I provide at this point is a dockerfile and a set of scripts that will build a container that includes comcut and comchap copied directly from your github repo. What I'd really like to do is set up an automated build on the dockerhub for a complete container that includes a pre-built comskip.
Before I do that I wanted to make sure it was okay with you. I'm not really sure what license you provide the source code, but I figure its best to make sure its okay with you before I proceed.