pknw1/docker-plex-hubic repository overview

⁠docker-Plex

docker image with Hubic fuse and Plex installed and started as services

UPDATE: I've decided to look into the base fuse code for a non-cached read only streaming optimised version; due to plex scanning the media etc I'm not 100% on how this will work out, but it will be here branched out.

Also looking into

• plex media server container using a media and metadata mount, so that you could spin up a container for a single user thus negating the need for a plexpass subscription

• container using other storage options to see how speeds work out.

CURRENTLY RUNS VERY SLOWLY SCANNING MEDIA

Based on https://github.com/TurboGit/hubicfuse⁠ by Pascal Obry

1. create a hubic app via their API at https://hubic.com/home/browser/developers/⁠
2. update the files/.hubicfuse with the details after running files/hubic_token.sh
3. build and run

I highly recommend using docker-enter https://github.com/jpetazzo/nsenter⁠ on your docker host

Once built and run the docker container will

1.	start the init system
2.	load the contents of each script in /etc/my_init.d/ 
	hubicfuse.sh	-	mount your drive under /hubic
	run.sh		- 	run Plex using /config as the config dir

due to plex allowing setup only from 127.0.0.1, I've created a script that adds allowedNetworks="0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0" to the end of the Prefernces.xml, if it exists... this means that after you start the container for the first time, you will need to docker restart so that the script runs and updates Preferences.xml while Plex isn't running; you should change the allowedNetworks script accordingly for your IP

Access Plex webUI via http://hostname:32400/web/⁠ and be sure to update the allowed networks

Run with with command

docker run -d --privileged=true -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro -v /localconfig/:/config -p 32400:32400

optional
	-v /host/path:/host		add a mountpoint to a host directory
	--restart="always'		restart the container if it stops unexpectedly
	--name="container-name"		local name for the container
	--host="hostname"		hostname of the container - also used as the config path

other projects I've used this for and will be uploading once I have the build more refined are

Plex Media Server	current issues with how fast (or slow!) the library updates are
SickRage		working ok just looking into auto-updates
CouchPotato		working ok just looking into auto-updates
webDAV service		not started but planned out
btSync			just started but alot of bugs to work out