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Is it possible to run stand alone? #27
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I think where he was going with tying them together was to eliminate the problem that if you opened them out of order, everything didn't work. At the same time the program edits the settings of FMD to ensure everything comes out in the right formats. It sounds like though that because the software and FMD are hosted on different systems, that it may not have the permissions to delete the files created when its adding the .XML for repack. May be worth checking your Linux permissions. |
I agree, I don't expect too much support on this since my setup is a bit weird but I was pretty close to get it running so I thought it might be interesting and possible to make MangaTagger fully independent. Thanks |
If you do get the dockerized container to work let me know. You can probably fork/pull the repo and try and remove the FMD reliant code and leave the part that watches a folder. At that point all that would be required would be to make sure the naming conventions are already setup. Looking at the edit history on github should give a idea as to what code was added to make FMD essential. |
I managed to make it work without FMD2 (edit the settings.json then just run MangaTagger.py and it will watch the folder). But it seems it is having trouble if, in a container, the download directory and the library are mounted in two different volume on the host (but accessible from the MangaTagger container as "/manga" and "/downloads") Not sure what is happening.. in any case, I made it so it watch a folder without FMD2. Still have to correctly name the folder/files (configure it manually in FMD2). EDIT: nevermind, got it working by using shutil.move() instead of os.rename() which it seems doesn't support differents files systems. |
So does that mean that the core functionality now exists within docker? If so then this could be a major step forward in getting this similar to a handbrake auto transcoding situation. |
Yes, my intended use is letting it run headless and watch a folder for any new item. |
It may be interesting to try and incorporate this into the docker image. |
Just a quick question is possible to run this easily without FMD? Because personally i use a different downloader that actually creates a ComicInfo.xml when it downloads manga (https://doujindownloader.com/ is the app i use). However some of the sites where i source manga from have pretty crappy data compared to that from MAL or AniList, so it would be nice to be able to upgrade the quality of some of my metadata.
However it appears on quick glance that this requires you to use FMD.
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