June 17, 201511 yr The docker was quick and easy to set up ... but I am stumped on how to add media. My media is in shares on the unraid system. I have tried mnt/user/movies, user/movies, and other varieties. But I am lost.
June 17, 201511 yr The docker was quick and easy to set up ... but I am stumped on how to add media. My media is in shares on the unraid system. I have tried mnt/user/movies, user/movies, and other varieties. But I am lost. You need to map your unRAID shares to folders within the Docker. For simplicity, I always keep the paths the same. So on the Plex Docker config, I map /mnt/user/movies to /mnt/user/movies (if you have a ton of shares, you can also just map /mnt to /mnt, but some people take issue with that approach). Then, within the Plex web gui, you can navigate to /mnt/user/movies. On the other hand, you could make it easier and just map /mnt/user/movies to /movies, etc. But it's really just personal preference.
June 17, 201511 yr The docker was quick and easy to set up ... but I am stumped on how to add media. My media is in shares on the unraid system. I have tried mnt/user/movies, user/movies, and other varieties. But I am lost. When you add the container, there's a section called container paths and host paths. Under the container paths you would use some like /TV, /Movies, etc For the corresponding host paths you would use /mnt/user/movies, /mnt/user/TV, etc Within Plex you tell it to add from /TV (container path). Docker then relates that to the host path (/mnt/user/TV) Post a picture of the add/container page so we can help you further.
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