Now you have successfully created a Plex Media Server using Amazon unlimited cloud storage. Home / plex / acd-sorted = RO / home / plex / sorted /Īnd adding a cron: /home/plex/.mount.sh> /home/plex/logs/mount.log 2> & 1 Bin / fusermount -uz / home / plex / sortedĮNCFS6_CONFIG = '/ home / plex / encfs.xml' encfs -extpass = 'cat /home/plex/.encfspass' /home/plex/.acd-sorted / home / plex / acd-sortedĮNCFS6_CONFIG = '/ home / plex / encfs.xml' encfs -extpass = 'cat /home/plex/.encfspass' /home/plex/.local-sorted / home / plex / local-sorted Bin / fusermount -uz /home/plex/.local-sorted Bin / fusermount -uz / home / plex / local-sorted

Bin / fusermount -uz /home/plex/.acd-sorted Bin / fusermount -uz / home / plex / acd-sorted Then a ** mount.sh ** script containing the following code to be executed via ** chmod + x ** ! / Bin / sh encfspass file that will contain only the encfs password. We will create a script that allows to trace all this via cron after a reboot. We will then run this script every 6 minutes via cron, a time between each sync is at least 5 minutes.

# Push = pb.push_note ('ACD mount back up', 'restart successful') Subprocess.call (, stdin = None, stdout = DEVNUL $ Subprocess.call (, stdin = None, stdout = DEVNULL) # Push = pb.push_note ('ACD mount down', 'attempting restart') # Subprocess.call (, stdin = None, stdout = DEVNULL)Įxists = os.path.exists ('/ home / plex /. #pb = Pushbullet ('pushbullet-api-key-here') Logging.basicConfig (filename = 'acdmount.log', level = logging.INFO, format = '% (asctime) s% (levelname) s%

automount.py with the code I modified the script but the source is here : Import os The first one, very simple, will execute an acd_cli sync immediately followed by a python script that will verify if the assembly has planted and reassembled if necessary. The main fault is as explained above, acd_cli sync, which has a tendency to plan the mount point, which prevents to simply place an acd_cli in a crontab.

Ubuntu plex media server command line