User crontab examples

Note that this is just some examples, not a list of things that any particular user should have in their crontab.

Nothing in here is a specific recommendation. DO NOT copy and paste this with the idea that saltbox team is sugeesting that you should do all these things. They may not work as shown here, dependin gon your setup.

It's just a catalog of examples to demonstrate how one might set this sort of thing up.

To edit your crontab, enter crontab -e

PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin
@daily cd /opt/plex-meta-manager && python plex-meta-manager.py -r
0 7 * * 7 sudo PATH='/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/bin' env ANSIBLE_CONFIG='/srv/git/saltbox/ansible.cfg' 'sb install backup' -v  >> '/home/seed/logs/saltbox_backup.log' 2>&1
@daily sb update && sb install saltbox
* * * * * /opt/scripts/nzbget/cleanup.sh
0 10 * * * /opt/scripts/plex/optimize.sh
0 * * * * PATH='/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/bin' cd /opt/SonarrSync/ ; /usr/bin/python SonarrSync.py

Line 1 PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin sets the PATH environment variable. - Allows using sb commands in cronjobs. e.g sb update

Line 2: plex-meta-manager script to make Plex collections. - [Runs midnight daily server time]

Line 3: Saltbox backup. - [Runs every Sunday @ 7AM server time]

Line 4: Update Saltbox and do auto-updates - [Runs daily] NOTE: Doing this in an unattended context carries risk. If an error occurs during the process, it could leave all the containers shut down.

Line 5: cleanup script to remove left over junk in /downloads/nzbs/nzbget/completed/sonarr/* etc. - [Runs every minute] Note: Scroll down for a couple ideas for this script.

Line 6: Script to optimize the Plex database. - [Runs daily @ 10AM server time] Note: Scroll down for script.

Line 7: Enormoz's SonarrSync (based on Sperryfreak's RadarrSync) - [Runs hourly]

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pho's cleanup.sh

This script deletes * everything under a size of 100M * every unwanted file immediately * everything but the wanted files after 10 hours * every empty folder

#!/bin/bash
#####################################################
# script by pho
#####################################################

# basic settings
TARGET_FOLDER="/mnt/local/downloads/nzbs/{sabnzbd,nzbget}/completed/{radarr,sonarr,lidarr}/" # find files in this folders
FIND_SAMPLE_SIZE='100M' # files smaller then this are seen as samples and get deleted

# advanced settings
FIND=$(which find)
FIND_BASE_CONDITION_WANTED='-type f -amin +600'
FIND_BASE_CONDITION_UNWANTED='-type f'
FIND_ADD_NAME='-o -iname'
FIND_DEL_NAME='! -iname'
FIND_ACTION='-not -path "*_UNPACK_*" -delete > /dev/null 2>&1'
command="${FIND} ${TARGET_FOLDER} -mindepth 1 ${FIND_BASE_CONDITION_WANTED} -size -${FIND_SAMPLE_SIZE} ${FIND_ACTION}"
#echo "Executing ${command}"
eval "${command}"

WANTED_FILES=(
    '*.mkv'
    '*.mpg'
    '*.mpeg'
    '*.avi'
    '*.mp4'
    '*.mp3'
    '*.flac'
    '*.srt'
    '*.idx'
    '*.sub'
)
UNWANTED_FILES=(
    '*.nfo'
    '*.jpeg'
    '*.jpg'
    '*.gif'
    '*.rar'
    '*sample.*'
    '*.sh'
    '*.pdf'
    '*.doc'
    '*.docx'
    '*.xls'
    '*.xlsx'
    '*.xml'
    '*.html'
    '*.htm'
    '*.exe'
    '*.nzb'
)
#Folder Setting
condition="-iname '${UNWANTED_FILES[0]}'"
for ((i = 1; i < ${#UNWANTED_FILES[@]}; i++))
do
    condition="${condition} ${FIND_ADD_NAME} '${UNWANTED_FILES[i]}'"
done
command="${FIND} ${TARGET_FOLDER} -mindepth 1 ${FIND_BASE_CONDITION_UNWANTED} \( ${condition} \) ${FIND_ACTION}"
#echo "Executing ${command}"
eval "${command}"

for ((i = 0; i < ${#WANTED_FILES[@]}-1; i++))
do
    condition2="${condition2} ${FIND_DEL_NAME} '${WANTED_FILES[i]}'"
done
command="${FIND} ${TARGET_FOLDER} -mindepth 1 ${FIND_BASE_CONDITION_WANTED} \( ${condition2} \) ${FIND_ACTION}"
#echo "Executing ${command}"
eval "${command}"

command="${FIND} ${TARGET_FOLDER} -mindepth 1 -type d -empty ${FIND_ACTION}"
#echo "Executing ${command}"
eval "${command}"

RXWatcher's cleanup.sh

Note that this script is specific to its author's setup when it was written. It probably won't work for you as-is. You'll need to edit the paths to match your situation.

#!/bin/bash
find /mnt/local/downloads/nzbget/completed/sonarr/* -type d -mmin +60 -ls -exec rm -rf {} + 2>/dev/null
find /mnt/local/downloads/nzbget/completed/radarr/* -type d -mmin +60 -ls -exec rm -rf {} + 2>/dev/null
find /mnt/local/downloads/nzbget/completed/books/*  -type d -mmin +240 -ls -exec rm -rf {} + 2>/dev/null
find /mnt/local/downloads/nzbget/completed/sonarr/* -type d -mmin +60 -ls -exec rm -rf {} + 2>/dev/null
find /mnt/local/downloads/nzbget/completed/radarr4k/* -type d -mmin +60 -ls -exec rm -rf {} + 2>/dev/null
find /mnt/local/downloads/nzbget/completed/anime/* -type d -mmin +60 -ls -exec rm -rf {} + 2>/dev/null

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RXWatcher's optimize.sh

#!/bin/sh
# Get the contents of the Preferences file, keep only what we need,  push to a temp, then use it in the curl command

cat "/opt/plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Preferences.xml" |  \
sed -e 's;^.* PlexOnlineToken=";;' | sed -e 's;".*$;;' | tail -1 > /tmp/plex.tmp

curl --request PUT http://plex:32400/library/optimize\?async=1\&X-Plex-Token=`cat /tmp/plex.tmp`

rm -f /tmp/plex.tmp