sysLee

Hey community!

I am the maintainer of Movary (a free and open source web app to track and rate your watched movies). After a few community requests we have created and integrated a new Kodi addon to automatically log movies played in Kodi to your Movary instance.

This is my first time developing a Kodi addon and I am no regular Kodi user (anymore), so any feedback is much appreciated. I hope this may be useful for some of you :)

Hey community!

I am the maintainer of [Movary](https://github.com/leepeuker/movary) (a free and open source web app to track and rate your watched movies). After a few community requests we have created and integrated a new [Kodi addon](https://github.com/leepeuker/movary-kodi-addon) to automatically log movies played in Kodi to your Movary instance.

This is my first time developing a Kodi addon and I am no regular Kodi user (anymore), so any feedback is much appreciated. I hope this may be useful for some of you :)

Hello community,

I am just getting started with Ansible and currently trying to configure my NAS. Does the mount module use existing configuration from the fstab file, or is it only using what is defined in the play?

Example: In my playbook I am copying my /etc/fstab file to the server. Afterwards I am using the mount module to mount a HDD like this:

- name: Mount HDD
  tags: mount
  mount:
    path: "/mnt/volume"
    src: "UUID=XXX"
    fstype: ext4
    state: mounted

If I have mount options defined for the HDD in my fstab file, will the task use these options, or does the task only use what is explicitly defined in the task itself?

Hey community!

I wanted to announce that Movary (a self hosted FOSS web application to track and rate your watched movies) has extended its Plex integration by adding OAuth and the import of Plex Watchlists with its latest release (more details in the docs). Finally having OAuth added enables us to extend the integration even more in the future, if you have any wishes or ideas please let us now.

I hope promoting an open source app here is okay (I am its maintainer). If this is not okay I am sorry for the inconvenience and will delete this post.

Hey community,

I wanted to announce that Movary (a self hosted FOSS web app to track and rate your movie history) has added support for Emby Webhooks in its latest release! I hope there are some of you who find this interesting and maybe even care to use it. Feedback is welcome.

@Mods I hope it is okay to post this here, if this is not welcome I can delete the thread.

Hey community :)

Automatically downloaded episodes are not put into seasons folders, only into the root folder of the show (this is not the case for all shows, but at least for some of them, I think especially new shows which did not already have season folder existing already). The "Use Season Folder" option is and was activated for all shows. When I use the rename feature Sonarr is moving the episodes correctly into the season folders. Does anyone have an idea what could be the issue here? Thank you for your time!

Hey Community!

I would like to share a project (FOSS) I am working on. The latest release added a Jellyfin Scrobbler to automatically track movies watched via Jellyfin to Movary (a self hosted web app to track and rate your watched movies).

I think I want to switch to version 1.0 soon, so some Feedback would be much appreciated (ideally via Github for feature requests or bugs), especially about the newly added Jellyfin integration.

(I hope this kind of post is okay, if this is not wanted advertisement I will delete this of course)

Hey community!

For years I was only a user of open source projects, now I want to give a little bit back.

I have created movary, a self-hosted web application to track and rate watched movies, similar to services like trakt.tv or letterboxd.com. After years of tracking my watch history with commercial services I was getting afraid what would happen if one of these services would stop providing their website or if they "lose" their databases. What about my watch history and ratings? I wanted access to this data in an easy and reliable way, so I started working on this project. It stores all used (meta)data locally, provides third party api integrations