[15] Nightly fix unraid docs (#2125)

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bullmoose20 5 months ago committed by GitHub Action
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2.0.2-build14 2.0.2-build15

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Now open the copy in an editor on the machine of your choice: Now open the copy in an editor on the machine of your choice:
{% {%
include-markdown "./wt/wt-editor.md" include-markdown "./wt/wt-editor-unraid.md"
%} %}
{% {%
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Save the file: Save the file:
{% {%
include-markdown "./wt/wt-save.md" include-markdown "./wt/wt-save-unraid.md"
%} %}
Then run the script again: Then run the script again:
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### Setting up a collection file and creating a sample collection. ### Setting up a collection file and creating a sample collection.
{% {%
include-markdown "./wt/wt-05-local-file.md" include-markdown "./wt/wt-05-local-file-unraid.md"
%} %}
Save the file: Save the file:
{% {%
include-markdown "./wt/wt-save.md" include-markdown "./wt/wt-save-unraid.md"
%} %}
Then run the script again: Then run the script again:
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Save the file: Save the file:
{% {%
include-markdown "./wt/wt-save.md" include-markdown "./wt/wt-save-unraid.md"
%} %}
Then run the script again: Then run the script again:

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If the default collection files do not allow you to create the collections you want, you can define your own collections in your own collection files to do whatever you like within the capabilities of Kometa. We will create a simple collection that will contain 20 comedy movies released since 2012.
First, open the collection file [this will create the file if it doesn't already exist]:
=== ":fontawesome-brands-linux: unRAID"
[type this into your Kometa `>_Console`]
```
nano "config/Movies.yml"
```
In this file, add the following, exactly as it is shown here; remember that spacing is significant in YAML files:
```yaml
collections:
Recent Comedy:
plex_search:
all:
genre: Comedy
year.gte: 2012
limit: 20
```
Save the file:
{%
include-markdown "./wt-save-unraid.md"
%}
Next, add a reference to this file to your config file.
Open the config file again and add the last line shown below:
```yaml
libraries:
All The Movies:
collection_files:
- default: basic
- default: imdb
# see the wiki for how to use local files, folders, URLs, or files from git
- file: config/Movies.yml ## <<< ADD THIS LINE
```
That line needs to match the path you used when you created the file a moment ago. If you are copy-pasting these commands, it does.

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notepad "config\Movies.yml" notepad "config\Movies.yml"
``` ```
=== ":fontawesome-brands-linux: unRAID"
[type this into your Kometa `>_Console`]
```
nano "config/Movies.yml"
```
In this file, add the following, exactly as it is shown here; remember that spacing is significant in YAML files: In this file, add the following, exactly as it is shown here; remember that spacing is significant in YAML files:
```yaml ```yaml

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=== ":fontawesome-brands-linux: unRAID"
[type this into your Kometa `>_Console`]
```
nano config/config.yml
```
Im using `nano` here mostly because its simpler than any other editor on Linux.
You can use any other text editor you wish, provided it saves files as PLAIN TEXT. `vi`, `emacs`, etc.
From here on in, when this walkthrough says "open the config file", I mean this `nano` or `notepad` command. **Don't copy the template again**.

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``` ```
Im using `notepad` here simply because its built into Windows. You can use any other text editor you wish, provided it saves files as PLAIN TEXT. Im using `notepad` here simply because its built into Windows. You can use any other text editor you wish, provided it saves files as PLAIN TEXT.
=== ":fontawesome-brands-linux: unRAID"
[type this into your Kometa `>_Console`]
```
nano config/config.yml
```
Im using `nano` here mostly because its simpler than any other editor on Linux.
You can use any other text editor you wish, provided it saves files as PLAIN TEXT. `vi`, `emacs`, etc.
From here on in, when this walkthrough says "open the config file", I mean this `nano` or `notepad` command. **Don't copy the template again**. From here on in, when this walkthrough says "open the config file", I mean this `nano` or `notepad` command. **Don't copy the template again**.

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=== ":fontawesome-brands-linux: unRAID"
If you're using `nano`, type control-`x`, then `y`, then the enter key.

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If you're using `notepad`, type control-`s` or choose `Save` from the `File` menu. If you're using `notepad`, type control-`s` or choose `Save` from the `File` menu.
=== ":fontawesome-brands-linux: unRAID"
If you're using `nano`, type control-`x`, then `y`, then the enter key.

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