Imagemaid

Requirements

• Docker and dockge running on your device
• Ability to mount the Plex folder structure in docker.

If your docker containers are running on the same server as plex then you will be able to map the folder using local path, otherwise you will need to do an NFS mount and update your /etc/fstab file.
In this instance docker is running on the same host as plex.

Begin

1) Open up Dockge (http://SERVER-IP:5001)
2) Click the Blue “Compose button” 3) Enter the following yaml into the compose.yaml window.

version: "2.1"
services:
  plex-image-cleanup:
    image: meisnate12/plex-image-cleanup
    container_name: plex-image-cleanup
    environment:
      - TZ=Europe/London #Change to your Timezone
    volumes:
      - /opt/stacks/imagemaid/config:/config
      - /path/to/plex/install:/plex:rw
    restart: unless-stopped

Click save but do not start.

1. Change to the imagemaid folder and edit the .env file. It wont exist yet so you will have to create it.
   cd /opt/stacks/imagemaid/config
sudo nano .env
   paste the following into the nano window

   PLEX_PATH=/plex
   MODE=remove
   SCHEDULE="05:00|weekly(sunday)"
   PLEX_URL=http://192.168.1.12:32400
   PLEX_TOKEN=123456789
   DISCORD=https://discord.com/api/webhooks/###################/####################################################################
   TIMEOUT=600
   SLEEP=60
   IGNORE_RUNNING=False
   LOCAL_DB=False
   USE_EXISTING=False
   PHOTO_TRANSCODER=False
   EMPTY_TRASH=True
   CLEAN_BUNDLES=True
   OPTIMIZE_DB=True
   TRACE=False
   LOG_REQUESTS=False
   

Change the plex_token and Plex_url to your server IP and Token.
Save and then start the container