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#Getting errors when running Plex Image Cleanup
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These are the logs:
And this is the config in my docker-compose.yml:
pic:
image: meisnate12/plex-image-cleanup:latest
container_name: pic
environment:
<< : [*common-env-vars]
PLEX_PATH: /plex
MODE: remove
PLEX_URL: "${SERVER_IP}:32400"
PLEX_TOKEN: (redacted by Luma)
TIMEOUT: 600
SLEEP: 60
IGNORE_RUNNING: False
LOCAL_DB: False
USE_EXISTING: False
PHOTO_TRANSCODER: True
EMPTY_TRASH: True
CLEAN_BUNDLES: True
OPTIMIZE_DB: True
TRACE: False
LOG_REQUESTS: False
SCHEDULE: 18:30|daily,05:30|daily
volumes:
- ${ROOT_DIR}/${CONFIG_DIR}/pic:/config:rw
- ${ROOT_DIR}/${CONFIG_DIR}/plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server:/plex
depends_on:
- plex
soft fern
And this is the value from my .env file:
SERVER_IP=192.168.13.5
Also the pic folder appears as being root owned
quaint ice
Container runs as root, I imagine; pmm does the same if you don't specify a user.
soft fern
When I specify a user I get an error, which is the proper way to specify the user?
quaint ice
With PMM, I'd do: docker run --rm --user $UID:$GID... Not sure how that translates to docker-compose.
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This is how it translates:
pic:
<< : [*common-restart-policy]
image: meisnate12/plex-image-cleanup:latest
container_name: pic
user: "${USER_ID}:${GROUP_ID}"
environment:
<< : [*common-env-vars]
PLEX_PATH: /plex
MODE: remove
PLEX_URL: "${SERVER_IP}:32400"
PLEX_TOKEN: (redacted by Luma)
TIMEOUT: 600
SLEEP: 60
IGNORE_RUNNING: False
LOCAL_DB: False
USE_EXISTING: False
PHOTO_TRANSCODER: True
EMPTY_TRASH: True
CLEAN_BUNDLES: True
OPTIMIZE_DB: True
TRACE: False
LOG_REQUESTS: False
SCHEDULE: 13:41|daily,05:30|daily
volumes:
- ${ROOT_DIR}/${CONFIG_DIR}/pic:/config:rw
- ${ROOT_DIR}/${CONFIG_DIR}/plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server:/plex
depends_on:
- plex
soft fern
I will show you the output when it finishes running
Basically when I use that config, I get "pic exited with code 0 ", but when I remove that I get:
quaint ice
No connection adapters were found for '(redacted)/'
Does your plex URL have http or https on it?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15115328/python-requests-no-connection-adapters
If it doesn't, python doesn't know what adapter [http/https/ftp/ssh/whatever] to use.
when I remove that
What is "that"?
the pic folder being root-owned shouldn't matter, since the only thing that uses it is PIC and it's running as root.
soft fern
This is what I am using:
PLEX_URL: "${SERVER_IP}:32400"
where:
SERVER_IP=192.168.13.5,
So I don't have any http nor https, is that what I am missing?
quaint ice
You need the http/https
soft fern
and how do I know which one to choose?
quaint ice
That depends on your server configuration. When you connect to your plex server in a browser, what do you enter?
Most likely it's http on a local IP like that.
quaint ice
That's not connecting to your server; it's connecting to Plex' proxy. This URL has to point directly at your specific plex server.
glacial lynx
it was http
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