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Peter Wood 0cd9c5219d Refactor repository structure and add new features

- Reorganized repository structure by moving dotfiles into a dedicated subdirectory
- Updated bootstrap.sh and setup.sh scripts to reference the new file paths
- Fixed Nala repository GPG key setup to use gpg --dearmor for proper key format
- Added Lazydocker installation to the setup script for Docker management
- Updated README.md with references to new paths and additional features
- Added documentation for Lazydocker in the dotfiles README.md
- Updated all symlink paths to point to the new dotfiles location

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Shell Scripts and Dotfiles Repository

This repository contains various shell scripts for managing media-related tasks and dotfiles for system configuration.

Available Scripts

Backup Media Script: Documentation for the backup-media.sh script.
plex.sh: Script to manage the Plex Media Server (start, stop, restart, status).
backup-plex.sh: Script to back up Plex Media Server databases and related files.
folder-metrics.sh: Script to calculate disk usage and file count for a directory and its subdirectories.

Documentation

Plex Backup Script Documentation: Detailed documentation for the backup-plex.sh script.
Plex Management Script Documentation: Detailed documentation for the plex.sh script.
Folder Metrics Script Documentation: Detailed documentation for the folder-metrics.sh script.

Dotfiles

The repository includes dotfiles for system configuration in the dotfiles directory. These can be automatically set up using the bootstrap script:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/acedanger/shell/main/bootstrap.sh | bash

For more information about the dotfiles, see Dotfiles README.

plex.sh

This script is used to manage the Plex Media Server service on a systemd-based Linux distribution. It provides the following functionalities:

start: Starts the Plex Media Server.
stop: Stops the Plex Media Server.
restart: Restarts the Plex Media Server.
status: Displays the current status of the Plex Media Server.

Usage

Note that these commands will run as root.

./shell/plex.sh {start|stop|restart|status}

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