* Separate language order selection for the series name and episode titles in Agent Settings (Supports Kanji characters in folders, filenames, titles) * Search part entirely local through AniDB HTML API database file anime-titles.xml * Uses studio from mapping file then AniDB (as often missing from AniDB) * Episode summary (in English only) courtesy of TVDB through ScudLee's XML episode mappings

* Posters from TVDB (assign a poster to each anidb id in anidb to tvdb mapping file to avoid poster duplicates) Your layout may be different and you might want even different organisation of shares! Feel free to play, as long as you remember to set the dataset's ownership properly.* AniDB ID to TVDB/TMDB ID matching (with studio and episode mapping list) with ScudLee's xml mapping file Now, all your media should be visible in Plex. If you leave them like that, they won't be accessible in the jail at all. Then, I have added the following mount points to the jail (note: the jail must be down):īy default, datasets are owned by root:wheel. I did that via the shell command: chown -R media:media /mnt/Main/multimedia This way, I can make sure that members of the media group can also write. a plex user belonging to the media group (defined above)įirst, I have set up the datasets to be owned by media:media, with rwxrwxr-x rights.This post documents setting up the shares/mount points, users etc., so it's likely you can use the same with a plugin installation. Today I decided to set up once and for all Plex on FreeNAS, via ansible/jail setup. If you already set up the library, then good for you! Note: This entry assumes you got Plex up and running, but with an empty library.

Freenas update plex media server