📂 Scripts Overview

• 🧹 wipe.sh: A script that automatically wipes and renames a Rust server on a Pterodactyl instance.

• 🔄 plex_check.sh: A Plex script that automatically checks and restarts Plex if the library is not accessible.

• ⚙️ Check_sv_qbit.sh: This script checks if a Pterodactyl server is running or if a game is currently being played on Steam. It limits Qbittorrent download speeds to ensure your gaming session isn't disrupted. 🎮

• 👥 overseerr_limit.py: A script that runs on your server, automatically adding request limits for all users whenever a new user is added in Overseerr.

• 🔍 lib_scan.py: This script scans your media library for duplicate files of the same movie or episode of a TV series. If multiple versions exist with different extensions (e.g., .mp4, .mkv), it automatically keeps the .mkv version and deletes the others. If the files have different names, the script prompts you to choose which one to keep. 📁

• ⏹️ limiterr.py: A script that monitors Plex streaming sessions and stops the stream if a user watches more than X episodes without pausing. Useful for preventing the server from streaming endlessly when someone falls asleep or leaves the TV running. Recommended limit is 4 episodes. 💤📺 (how to use it limiterr.py)

• 🎬installdep.sh&move*.py: Radarr/Sonarr Animation Path Organizer Script is a Python/bash script is designed to help organize your movie library in Radarr/Sonarr by moving animated movies and series to designated directories based on their genre. Sometimes, Radarr and Sonarr automatically choose the wrong folder for animated series or movies, which is why I wrote this script to ensure proper organization. 🗂️ (how to use it Radarr/Sonarr Organizer)

🎬 Radarr/Sonarr Animation Path Organizer Script

This Python script is designed to help organize your movie library in Radarr/Sonarr by moving animated movies and series to designated directories based on their genre. Sometimes, Radarr and Sonarr automatically choose the wrong folder for animated series or movies, which is why I wrote this script to ensure proper organization. 🗂️

📝 Observation: This script was written to work with a Docker environment, but it should also function properly in a bare metal installation.

🚀 Features

• 📥 Fetches all movies and series from your Radarr/Sonarr instance.
• 🔄 Moves animated movies and series to a specified animated folder.
• 🛠️ Supports a dry run mode to simulate changes without affecting your files.
• 📜 Logs all actions to a specified log file.

📦 How to Install

1. Create a scripts folder in the Docker.
2. Add the respective installdep*.sh and moveanime*.py files for Sonarr: installdep_sonarr.sh and moveanime_sonarr.py.
3. Edit the variables in moveanime*.py.
4. Go to Radarr/Sonarr > Settings > Connect.
5. Create a new connection with the provided configuration.
   
6. Test and save. This should generate logs in the scripts folder so you can check if the script works. 📈

🛑 limiterr.py - Stream Limiter Script for Plex

This script monitors Plex streaming activity and automatically stops the stream if a user watches more than a set number of episodes in a row without pausing. It's especially useful when someone falls asleep or leaves the TV running. Recommended limit: 4 episodes.

✅ Required Triggers

In your Tautulli setup, enable these triggers (as shown in the image):

• Playback Start
• Playback Stop
• Playback Pause
• Watched

🧾 Script Arguments

Use the following arguments for each trigger:

• Playback Start:

  --jbop limit --username {username} --sessionId {session_id} --grandparent_rating_key {grandparent_rating_key} --limit plays=4 --delay 0 --save_last_kill=yes --killMessage 'Are you still watching??'

• Playback Stop:

  --jbop limit --username {username} --sessionId {session_id} --grandparent_rating_key {grandparent_rating_key} --limit plays=4 --delay 0 --save_last_kill=yes --flush=yes --killMessage 'Are you still watching??'

• Playback Pause:

  --jbop limit --username {username} --sessionId {session_id} --grandparent_rating_key {grandparent_rating_key} --limit plays=4 --delay 0 --save_last_kill=yes --flush=yes --killMessage 'Are you still watching??'

• Watched:

  --jbop limit --username {username} --sessionId {session_id} --grandparent_rating_key {grandparent_rating_key} --limit plays=4 --delay 0 --watch=yes --killMessage 'Are you still watching??'

🔧 Notes

• --watch: Adds the user to a tracking file.
• --flush: Clears the user’s session data when they stop or close the stream.
• --save_last_kill: Checks if the session should be terminated (note: the flag name is technically incorrect but works as intended).
• This script was made as a quick-and-dirty hack just to solve my specific need. It was taken from the JBOPS killstream repo and heavily modified in a very hacky way to fit my use case.
• ⚠️ Do not follow the official JBOPS killstream documentation — it will probably not work as expected with this version.