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Unofficial Plex Media Server Repository for QNAP QTS

Why use my repository ?

The QNAP-maintained version of the Plex Media Server application is outdated, so to get the latest version of Plex Media Server you need to download the .QPKG package from the official Plex website. So I've created this repository to make it easy for anyone to install and update Plex Media Server.

How to install ?

  1. Follow Install 3rd party apps repository guide.
  2. Use the URL: https://www.max-dev.ovh/repo/repo.xml
  3. Go to Plex repository
  4. Install Plex Media Server

Compatibility:

  • ARMv7 (TS-x31+, TS-x31P, TS-x31P2, TS-x31X & TS-x31XU series)
  • ARMv7 (TS-x31 & TS-x31U series)
  • ARMv8 (TS-x28 & TS-x32 series)
  • Intel/AMD 64-bit (QTS-4.3 & newer)

Updating frequency of script:

Every 30 minutes, my script fetch Plex API to get the last version of Plex and publish the new version.

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GLPI Tools

Features

  • Backup of GLPI with retention (Files and SQL)
  • Restore from backups
  • Update GLPI from official sources
  • Fix file permissions
  • Easy removal of the installation file after an update
  • Backup automation

Usage

Backup GLPI

./glpitools.sh backup

Restore GLPI

./glpitools.sh restore

Update GLPI

./glpitools.sh update

Fix permissions

./glpitools.sh fix-permissions

Remove Install file

./glpitools.sh installfile

Installation and Configuration

Dependencies

apt install curl git

Create directories

mkdir /backup  
mkdir /backup/glpi

Download and install glpitools

cd /opt/  
git clone https://github.com/goronu/glpitools  
cd ./glpitools

Configure glpitools

Edit script file

nano glpitools.sh

Set the following parameters:

  • BACKUP_DIR # Backup directory
  • GLPI_DIR # GLPI installation path
  • DB_NAME # Database name
  • DB_USER # MySQL/MariaDB user
  • DB_PASS # MySQL/MariaDB password
  • RETENTION_DAYS # Number of days before old backups are deleted
  • GLPI_DOWNLOAD_URL # GLPI source URL
  • APACHE_USER # Apache/Nginx user (can be www-data, apache, nginx, etc.)

Automate Backups

Open the CRON file:

crontab -e

Add the following line:

0 2 * * * /opt/glpitools/glpitools.sh backup >> /var/log/glpitools_backup.log 2>&1

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