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1. Customize the layout for the notification (drag/drop editor to the right in the image)
1. Customize the layout for the notification (drag/drop editor to the right in the image)
### Discord Settings
### Discord Settings
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Setup your discord channels and your reactions and invite the bot into your channel.
Setup your discord channels and your reactions and invite the bot into your channel.
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#### Simple channel setup
#### Simple channel setup
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`#media` => All the `*arr` notifications you setup in [Notification Settings](#notification-settings).
`#media` => All the `*arr` notifications you setup in [Notification Settings](#notification-settings).
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1. Add the URL that you can copy/paste from the integrations page.
1. Add the URL that you can copy/paste from the integrations page.
2. Click on `SAVE CHANGES`
2. Click on `SAVE CHANGES`
### Advanced Plex Settings
??? info "Advanced Plex Settings"
#### Python Webhook
#### Python Webhook
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Python is required for this to work. Make sure your docker solution has it available if running docker.
Python is required for this to work. Make sure your docker solution has it available if running docker.
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##### All implementations
#### All implementations
- Open the file and change the variables accordingly.
- Open the file and change the variables accordingly.
- There are links in the file comments to help as well
- There are links in the file comments to help as well
- You can test the script by typing python /path/to/script in your CLI. If the file has a shebang in it (#!python) then you do not need to specify python on the CLI.
- You can test the script by typing python /path/to/script in your CLI. If the file has a shebang in it (#!python) then you do not need to specify python on the CLI.
##### Docker
##### Docker
- Cloudbox - Has python installed
- Cloudbox - Has python installed
- Hotio - Has python installed
- Hotio - Has python installed
- LSIO - Does not have python installed
- LSIO - Does not have python installed
##### Linux
##### Linux
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##### Unraid
##### Unraid
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##### Windows
##### Windows
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Run the python file so it listens on the specific port.
Run the python file so it listens on the specific port.