MUMC Multi-User Media Cleaner v3.2.0 Release

[hieroglyph 5]

Latest Release: MUMC v3

 

Multi-User Media Cleaner

MUMC (pronounced Mew-Mick) will go through movies, tv episodes, audio tracks, and audiobooks in your libraries and delete media items you no longer want taking up disk space.

 

Getting Started: Cool! How Do I Use This?

 

New MUMC Features

- Introducing Filter Statements; A simple way to configure the script to find and delete the media items taking up your disk space:

• Delete movies played at least 60 days ago with a play count == 1.
• Delete movies created at least 365 days ago with a play count <= 1.
• Delete episodes played at least 30 days ago with a play count not > 1.
• Delete episodes created at least 180 days ago with a play count < 2.
• There are many possibilities!

- Keep a minimum number of played episodes to remain in all tv series'

- Fix configuration editor to allow editing multiple existing users during a single run

- All max_age configuration variables have been removed

• The same behavior can be achieved with Filter Statements, using created statements

- Decided if media items are deleted when ANY or ALL users meet the play count

- Media item play count shown for each user

- Update console output to show version number and timestamp

- Usernames added to user_bl_libs and user_wl_libs config variables

- Updates to debug logging

 

History & Origin

[Thuzad 44]

Hello,

Thank you very much for this project. It's kind of what I was looking to do when I saw the original repo.

I would like to have all my users monitored in the same way but it doesn't seem possible at first view? If I understand correctly we have to configure each user with his media libraries

[djon 16]

How to get help? I got the latest 5.7.8 I think it was and get the following error:

 

ValueError: admin_settings > users > user_id: cb5b4a7c97ae469ead30a629baea94bc > whitelist > library_id: f137a2dd21bbc1b99bb5c0f6bf02a805 > network_path: \\192.168.1.104\Movies is not an expected string value

 

What does that mean?

Edited July 2, 2024 by djon