There’s a 3rd option, but would require some scripting to Sonarr/Radarr:
You set that up on your Plex server and then configure Sonarr to hit the server on a specific port listened by plex autoscan to scan specific folders.
This would require uploading via rclone move each new file to your GDrive and then having Sonarr hit autoscan endpoint to force plex to scan only the folder the file was just added to.
Or wait until the reading of the google change log comes in or go back to Plexdrive and come back later
Hi, I am on a shared seedbox, I have mounted my google drive with this command:
rclone mount --allow-other gdrivecache: /home29/poiu0/gdrivemount
I think it is with cache. But I have a problem, when I upload a new file to my google drive I can’t find this new file inside the /home29/poiu0/gdrivemount folder. So Plex can’t find the file.
Is this the same problem of this topic?
Which is the solution to automatically find the new files uploaded to google drive inside the mounted drive?
I set up rclone with crypt and cache on my plex server to replace plexdrive. I set cache age to 6 hours and have a lot of new files being added to plex all the time. It does appear to take longer for files to show up in plex (as expected) but been running this several days and playing a bunch of files (and since I have a r/w filessystem now also set up sub-zero on plex which has been updating data) and running great so far with no bans at all.
How much time should object info (file size, file hashes etc) be stored in cache. Use a very high value if you don't plan on changing the source FS from outside the cache.
Accepted units are: "s", "m", "h".
Default: 5m
Choose a number from below, or type in your own value
1 / 1 hour
\ "1h"
2 / 24 hours
\ "24h"
3 / 24 hours
\ "48h"
info_age> 2