Closed dinjojo closed 8 months ago
According to the Wiki this is how Plex updates are triggered: https://github.com/debridmediamanager/zurg-testing/wiki/Config#library-update-trigger
So I'm not sure the way you're doing it is still the right way..?
Its the same script wrapped under yml vs a shell script which does that.
Eventually the curl command is what makes things to work
I use the trigger from the config.yml directly and that triggers an update. Would be nice if it didn't trigger a full update of all Plex libraries but only the exact directory needed instead.
I use the trigger from the config.yml directly and that triggers an update. Would be nice if it didn't trigger a full update of all Plex libraries but only the exact directory needed instead.
How were you able to trigger it? I run the file manually and it doesn't trigger anything. What command did you run?
Edit: Never mind. It started working out of nowhere. Not sure what fixed it but I renewed my certificate in npm today because they were expired.
Seems like plex update script doesn't refresh plex but the inbuilt code in config works
FYI if you are running the update script inside the container, and Plex is running in the host or another container, you have to use the host IP and Plex port in the update script. This is tested to be working and confirmed by many users.
The files are instantly available in zurg but it seems plex refresh is not triggered
I'm using the docker setup
Can you help on this as plex is not getting refreshed this is my config.I believe the plex script is not getting executed.
config.yml
on_library_update: sh plex_update.sh "$@"
zurg logs
Running it manually authenticates against plex