Bod1985
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4 years ago Disclaimer: I am not a developer.
I had a go at implementing this and think I'm 90% of the way there. The code works but I think the autoscan database isn't being handled correctly as it fails to remove the entry following a scan (I think this is because it's already removed from the first scan).
I've never used GitHub fully, else I'd have gone through the proper motions to fork and commit changes that way (I've tried and failed so any direction is welcome).
For utils.py, I edited the get_plex_section function:
def get_plex_section(config, path):
sections = []
try:
with sqlite3.connect(config['PLEX_DATABASE_PATH']) as conn:
conn.row_factory = sqlite3.Row
conn.text_factory = str
with closing(conn.cursor()) as c:
# check if file exists in plex
logger.debug("Checking if root folder path '%s' matches Plex Library root path in the Plex DB.", path)
section_data = c.execute("SELECT library_section_id,root_path FROM section_locations").fetchall()
for section_id, root_path in section_data:
if path.startswith(root_path + os.sep):
logger.debug("Plex Library Section ID '%d' matching root folder '%s' was found in the Plex DB.",
section_id, root_path)
sections.append(int(section_id))
#return int(section_id)
if len(sections) >= 1:
return sections
logger.error("Unable to map '%s' to a Section ID.", path)
except Exception:
logger.exception("Exception while trying to map '%s' to a Section ID in the Plex DB: ", path)
return -1For scan.py, I edited the start_scan function:
def start_scan(path, scan_for, scan_type, scan_title=None, scan_lookup_type=None, scan_lookup_id=None):
sections = utils.get_plex_section(conf.configs, path)
if sections <= 0:
return False
elif len(sections) <= 0:
return False
else:
logger.info("Proceeding through section list.")
for section in sections:
logger.info("Using Section ID '%d' for '%s'", section, path)
if conf.configs['SERVER_USE_SQLITE']:
db_exists, db_file = db.exists_file_root_path(path,section)
if not db_exists and db.add_item(path, scan_for, section, scan_type):
logger.info("Added '%s' to Plex Autoscan database for section %d", path, section)
logger.info("Proceeding with scan...")
elif db_exists:
logger.info(
"Already processing '%s' from same folder for section %d. Skip adding extra scan request to the queue.", db_file, section)
resleep_paths.append(db_file)
return False
thread.start(plex.scan,
args=[conf.configs, scan_lock, path, scan_for, section, scan_type, resleep_paths, scan_title,
scan_lookup_type, scan_lookup_id])
return TrueAnd in db.py, I edited the exists_file_root_path function:
def exists_file_root_path(file_path, section):
items = get_all_items()
if '.' in file_path:
dir_path = os.path.dirname(file_path)
else:
dir_path = file_path
for item in items:
if dir_path.lower() in item['scan_path'].lower() and section == item['scan_section']:
return True, item['scan_path']
return False, None
bakes82
Describe the problem I have a Plex library for 4K content and below, and a library for 1080p and below.
The 4K > library contains the folders
/Media/Moviesand/Media/Movies1080The 1080 > library contains only the folder/Media/Movies1080When Radarr adds a movie and requests Plex Autoscan to scan that Movie, only the 4K > library gets updated.
Describe any solutions you think might work As I understand it, Plex Autoscan determines the Library using Section ID's.
This could be defined by a boolean config option to check for additional sections during scan.
Additional context
Plex Sections
5: Films 1080p 1: Films 4K> 6: TV 1080p 2: TV 4K>
This shows in my log file where it states
Using Section ID '1', ideally based on my below Plex sections, I would need it to also perform the scan for Section ID '5'. Example log with movie name redacted