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* Stop users from saving config with invalid download directory
* Added additional sanity for email checking
* Add installer script
* Update cronwrapper to work with installer script
* Add AUTOUPDATE to default config
* Read /etc/plexupdate.conf before other configs, if available
* Use dnf on newer redhat systems
* Only use plexupdate.conf or --config
* Give existing users explaination as to why plexupdate.sh failed
* Removed references to .plexupdate
* Warn users that .plexupdate is going away
* Offer to import settings in ~/.plexupdate.conf in installer (if they exist)
* Only show AUTOSTART warning if AUTOINSTALL is enabled
* Change default download directory to /tmp
* Warn users to run the installer as sudo
* Remove VAR_CL logic in favor of checking config before getopt run
* Use sha1sum for version check and auto-fix git permissions on exit
* Skip update check if AUTOUPDATE is enabled
* Fix permissions for all files, not just .git
* Don't enable -P in installer if we know it won't work
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![plexupdate.sh](http://i.imgur.com/ThY5Rvl.png "plexupdate")
# plexupdate
Plex Update is a BASH script which simplifies the life of headless Linux Plex Media Server users (how's that for a strange description).
Plex Update is a bash script which helps you keep Plex Media Server up to date on Linux.
This tool will automatically download the latest version for linux (Using plexpass or public version) and if you **kindly ask**, also install it for you.
plexupdate will automatically download the latest version of Plex Media Server for Linux and, optionally, also install it for you.
### What happened to `.plexupdate` ?
It has gone away to keep things simpler and more secure. You can either provide the config you want using the `--config` parameter or place it in `/etc/plexupdate.conf`.
# Installation
It's fairly easy, but let's take it step by step (if it seems too much, skip to the end for a short version)
In the old days, this used to be a bit of a chore. But no more!
```
bash -c "$(wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mrworf/plexupdate/master/extras/installer.sh)"
```
will automatically install the tool as well as any dependencies. This has been tested on Ubuntu, Fedora and CentOS but should, for the most part, work on any modern Linux distribution.
If you'd ever like to change your configuration, you can just re-run this from the extras folder inside your plexupdate directory. (`/opt/plexupdate/extras/installer.sh` by default)
If you have any trouble with the installer, or would just prefer to set plexupdate up manually, read on.
## 1. Getting the code
####Using git to clone (recommended)
```
git clone https://github.com/mrworf/plexupdate.git
```
Note that git is required (`sudo apt-get install git`)
This is the recommended way to install plexupdate. Using git allows you to know when a new version is available as well allowing plexupdate to keep itself up to date (with the AUTOUPDATE option).
####Using wget and unzip
Download it as a [zip file](https://github.com/mrworf/plexupdate/archive/master.zip) and unzip it on your server.
@ -19,33 +41,71 @@ wget https://github.com/mrworf/plexupdate/archive/master.zip && unzip master.zip
```
Note that unzip is required (`sudo apt-get install unzip`).
####Using git to clone (Recommended)
Using git is way easier and recommended, if you ask me.
```
git clone https://github.com/mrworf/plexupdate.git
```
Note that git is required (`sudo apt-get install git`)
The main benefit with git clone is that you can update to latest version very easily. If you want to use the auto update feature, you must be using a git clone.
## 2. Setting it up
To quickly setup plexupdate.sh, you should run it the first time like below:
In order to use `plexupdate.sh`, it's recommended you create a configuration file.
```
./plexupdate.sh --email='my.email@plex-server.com' --pass='my-secret-plex-password' --dldir='/a/folder/to/save/the/files/in' --saveconfig
sudo nano -w /etc/plexupdate.conf
```
Obviously you need to change these so they match your account information. And if you don't put anything as for the ```--dldir``` option, the tool will use the folder you're executing the script from. So take care.
In the newly opened editor, insert the following (and make *sure* to change email and password)
## 3. Advanced options
```
EMAIL='john.doe@void.com'
PASS='verySecretPassword'
DOWNLOADDIR='/tmp/'
```
You can point out a different file than ```.plexupdate``` by providing it as the argument to the ```--config``` option. Any options set by the config file can be overridden with command-line options.
This will make `plexupdate.sh` login and download the latest version and save it to /tmp/ folder.
If you don't have PlexPass, you can still use `plexupdate.sh`, just set `PUBLIC=yes` instead. The section above becomes
```
PUBLIC=yes
DOWNLOADDIR='/tmp/'
```
## 3. Cronjob
You might be more interested in running this on a regular basis. To accomplish this, we need to do the following. Locate the `extras` folder which was included with plexupdate. In this folder you'll find `cronwrapper`. You need to "symlink" this into `/etc/cron.daily/`. Symlink means we tell the system that there should be reference/link to the file included in plexupdate. By not copying, we will automatically get updates to the `cronwrapper` when we update plexupdate.
When doing the symlink, it's important to provide the complete path to the file in question, so you will need to edit the path to it in the following snippet. Also, we need to run as root, since only root is allowed to edit files under `/etc`.
```
sudo ln -s /home/john/plexupdate/extras/cronwrapper /etc/cron.daily/plexupdate
```
We also need to tell cronwrapper where to find plexupdate, again, this needs to be done as root for the same reasons as above.
```
sudo nano -w /etc/plexupdate.cron.conf
```
In the new file, we simply point out the location of `plexupdate.sh` and `plexupdate.conf`
```
SCRIPT=/home/john/plexupdate/plexupdate.sh
CONF=/home/john/plexupdate.conf
```
If you've installed it somewhere else and/or the path to the config is somewhere else, please *make sure* to write the correct paths.
Almost done. Final step is to make `plexupdate.sh` a bit smarter and have it install the newly downloaded version, so open the `plexupdate.conf` file you created previously and add the following:
```
AUTOINSTALL=yes
AUTODELETE=yes
```
This tells `plexupdate.sh` to install the file once downloaded and delete it when done, keeping your server nice and clean.
## 4. Advanced options
There are also a few additional options for the more enterprising user. Setting any of these to `yes` will enable the function.
- CHECKUPDATE
If set (and it is by default), it will compare your local copy with the one stored on github. If there is any difference, it will let you know. This is handy if you're not using ```git clone``` but want to be alerted to new versions.
If set (and it is by default), it will compare your local copy with the one stored on github. If there is any difference, it will let you know. This is handy if you're not using `git clone` but want to be alerted to new versions.
- PLEXSERVER
If set, and combined with AUTOINSTALL, the script will automatically check if the server is in-use and defer the update. Great for crontab users. PLEXSERVER should be set to the IP/DNS of your Plex Media Server, which typically is 127.0.0.1
- PLEXPORT
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Makes plexupdate.sh automatically update itself using git. Note! This will fail if git isn't available on the command line.
- AUTOINSTALL
Automatically installs the newly downloaded version. Currently works for Debian based systems as well as rpm based distros. Will fail miserably if you're not root.
- AUTODELETE
- AUTODELETE
Once successfully downloaded and installed, it will delete the package (want not, waste not? ;-))
- PUBLIC
The default behavior of plexupdate.sh is to download the PlexPass edition of Plex Media Center. Setting this option to `yes` will make it download the public version instead. If this is yes, then `EMAIL` and `PASS` is no longer needed.
- FORCE
- PUBLIC
The default behavior of plexupdate.sh is to download the PlexPass edition of Plex Media Server. Setting this option to `yes` will make it download the public version instead. If this is yes, then `EMAIL` and `PASS` is no longer needed.
- FORCE
Normally plexupdate.sh will avoid downloading a file it already has or if it's the same as the installed version. Using this option will force it to download again UNLESS the file already downloaded has the correct checksum. If you have AUTOINSTALL set, plexupdate.sh will then reinstall it.
- FORCEALL
Using this option will force plexupdate.sh to override the checksum check and will download the file again, and if you have AUTOINSTALL set, will reinstall it.
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Most of these options can be specified on the command-line as well, this is just a more convenient way of doing it if you're scripting it. Which brings us to...
### Using it from CRON
If you want to use plexupdate as either a cron job or as a [systemd job](https://github.com/mrworf/plexupdate/wiki/Running-plexupdate-daily-as-a-systemd-timer), the -c option should do what you want. All non-error exit codes will be set to 0 and no output will be printed to stdout unless something has actually been done. (a new version was downloaded, installed, etc)
If you don't even want to know when something has been done, you can combine this with the -q option and you will only receive output in the event of an error. Everything else will just silently finish without producing any output.
### Command Line Options
Several new command line options are available. They can be specified in any order.
Plexupdate comes with many command line options. For the most up-to-date list, I'd recommend you run plexupdate.sh with -h
- ```--config <path/to/config/file>```
Defines the location the script should look for the config file.
- ```--email <Plex.tv email>```
But here are some of the more useful ones:
- `--config <path/to/config/file>`
Defines the location the script should look for the config file.
- `--email <Plex.tv email>`
Email to sign in to Plex.tv
- ```--pass <Plex.tv password>```
- `--pass <Plex.tv password>`
Password to sign in to Plex.tv
- ```--dldir <path/to/where/you/want/files/downloaded/to>```
- `--dldir <path/to/where/you/want/files/downloaded/to>`
This is the folder that the files will be downloaded to.
- ```--server <Plex server address>```
- `--server <Plex server address>`
This is the address that Plex Media Server is on. Setting this will enable a check to see if users are on the server prior to the software being updated.
- ```--port <Plex server port>```
- `--port <Plex server port>`
This is the port that Plex Media Server uses.
- ```--saveconfig```
Saves the configuration as it is currently. This will take whatever is in the config file, plus whatever is specified on the command line and will save the config file with that information. Any information in the config file that plexupdate.sh does not understand or use WILL BE LOST.
### Logs
The script now outputs everything to a file (by default `/tmp/plexupdate.log`). This log ***MAY*** contain passwords, so if you post it online, ***USE CAUTION***.
To change the default log file, you can specify a new location:
```FILE_STDOUTLOG="<new/path/to/log>" ./plexupdate.sh <options>```
# Running it
It's very simple, just execute the tool once configured. It will complain if you've forgotten to set it up. If you want to use the autoinstall (-a option or `AUTOINSTALL=YES` is set), you must run as root or use sudo when executing or plexupdate.sh will stop and give you an error.
Overall it tries to give you hints regarding why it isn't doing what you expected it to.
# Trivia
- "kaka" is Swedish for "cookie"
# TL;DR
Open a terminal or SSH on the server running Plex Media Center
## First install
```
git clone https://github.com/mrworf/plexupdate.git
sudo plexupdate/plexupdate.sh -p -a
```
## Updating Plex and the script
```
sudo plexupdate/plexupdate.sh -p -u -a
```
# FAQ
## What username and password are you talking about
## Where is `.plexupdate`
The username and password for http://plex.tv
See explanation in the top of this document.
## What email and password are you talking about
The email and password for http://plex.tv
## My password is rejected even though correct
If you use certain characters (such as `$`) in your password, bash will interpret that as a reference to a variable. To resolve this, enclose your password within single quotes (`'`) instead of the normal quotes (`"`).
i.e. `PASS="MyP4$$w0rD"` will not work, but changing to it to `PASS='MyP4$$w0rD'` will
If it's still not working, run `plexupdate.sh` with `-v` which prints out the email and password used to login which might help you understand what the problem is.

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Script to be placed in one of
# /etc/cron.daily
# /etc/cron.weekly
#
# or called directly via /etc/crontab
#
# Do NOT rename it so it has a dot "." in the name, this will cause
# ubuntu (and perhaps other distros) to ignore it.
#
# CONF is used to point out a configuration file (optional)
# SCRIPT points out where to find plexupdate.sh
# LOGGING if true, logs all output to syslog daemon facility
# (typically /var/log/daemon.log or /var/log/syslog)
#
# Set CONFIGURED to true once you've setup the previous three
# options.
#
if [ ! -f /etc/plexupdate.cron.conf ]; then
echo "ERROR: You have not configured /etc/plexupdate.cron.conf" >&2
exit 255
else
source /etc/plexupdate.cron.conf
fi
if [ -z "${SCRIPT}" -o ! -f "${SCRIPT}" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Cannot find plexupdate.sh (tried ${SCRIPT})" >&2
exit 255
elif [ ${EUID} -eq 0 ]; then
UNSAFE_FILES=$(find -L "$(dirname "${SCRIPT}")" -perm /002 -or -not -uid 0 -or -not -gid 0)
if [ ! -z "${UNSAFE_FILES}" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Permissions on some files are too lax for running as root. Files must be owned by root:root and not world-writeable." >&2
echo "Unsafe files found:" >&2
echo "${UNSAFE_FILES}" >&2
exit 255
fi
fi
if [ ! -z "$CONF" ]; then
# We have a config file, prefix it with parameter
if [ ! -f "${CONF}" ]; then
echo "ERROR: Cannot find config file (tried ${CONF})" >&2
exit 255
fi
CONF="--config=${CONF}"
fi
LOGFILE=$(mktemp /tmp/plexupdate.cron.XXXX)
RET=0
if $LOGGING; then
"${SCRIPT}" "${CONF}" 2>&1 | tee ${LOGFILE} | logger -t plexupdate -p daemon.info
RET="${PIPESTATUS[0]}"
else
"${SCRIPT}" "${CONF}" >${LOGFILE} 2>&1
RET=$?
fi
if [ $RET -ne 2 -a $RET -ne 5 ]; then
# Make sure user gets an email about this
cat ${LOGFILE} >&2
else
# Nah, not important
RET=0
fi
rm "${LOGFILE}" 2>/dev/null
exit $RET

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#!/bin/bash
ORIGIN_REPO="https://github.com/mrworf/plexupdate"
FULL_PATH="/opt/plexupdate"
CONFIGFILE="/etc/plexupdate.conf"
CONFIGCRON="/etc/plexupdate.cron.conf"
CRONWRAPPER="/etc/cron.daily/plexupdate"
# default options
AUTOINSTALL=yes
AUTOUPDATE=yes
PUBLIC=
install() {
echo "'$req' is required but not installed, attempting to install..."
sleep 1
[ -z "$DISTRO_INSTALL" ] && check_distro
if [ $EUID -ne 0 ]; then
sudo $DISTRO_INSTALL $1 || abort "Failed while trying to install '$1'. Please install it manually and try again."
fi
}
check_distro() {
if [ -f /etc/redhat-release ] && hash dnf 2>/dev/null; then
DISTRO="redhat"
DISTRO_INSTALL="dnf -y install"
elif [ -f /etc/redhat-release ] && hash yum 2>/dev/null; then
DISTRO="redhat" #or CentOS but functionally the same
DISTRO_INSTALL="yum -y install"
elif hash apt 2>/dev/null; then
DISTRO="debian" #or Ubuntu
DISTRO_INSTALL="apt install"
elif hash apt-get 2>/dev/null; then
DISTRO="debian"
DISTRO_INSTALL="apt-get install"
else
DISTRO="unknown"
fi
}
yesno() {
case "$1" in
"")
default="Y"
;;
yes)
default="Y"
;;
true)
default="Y"
;;
no)
default="N"
;;
false)
default="N"
;;
*)
default="$1"
;;
esac
default="$(tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]" <<< "$default")"
if [ "$default" == "Y" ]; then
prompt="[Y/n] "
else
prompt="[N/y] "
fi
while true; do
read -n 1 -p "$prompt" answer
answer=${answer:-$default}
answer="$(tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]" <<< "$answer")"
if [ "$answer" == "Y" ]; then
echo
return 0
elif [ "$answer" == "N" ]; then
echo
return 1
fi
done
}
noyes() {
yesno N
}
abort() {
echo "$@"
exit 1
}
install_plexupdate() {
echo
read -e -p "Directory to install into: " -i "/opt/plexupdate" FULL_PATH
while [[ "$FULL_PATH" == *"~"* ]]; do
echo "Using '~' in your path can cause problems, please type out the full path instead"
echo
read -e -p "Directory to install into: " -i "/opt/plexupdate" FULL_PATH
done
if [ ! -d "$FULL_PATH" ]; then
echo -n "'$FULL_PATH' doesn't exist, attempting to create... "
if ! mkdir -p "$FULL_PATH" 2>/dev/null; then
sudo mkdir -p "$FULL_PATH" || abort "failed, cannot continue"
sudo chown $(id -un):$(id -gn) "$FULL_PATH" || abort "failed, cannot continue"
fi
echo "done"
elif [ ! -w "$FULL_PATH" ]; then
echo -n "'$FULL_PATH' exists, but you don't have permission to write to it. Changing owner... "
sudo chown $(id -un):$(id -gn) "$FULL_PATH" || abort "failed, cannot continue"
echo "done"
fi
if [ -d "${FULL_PATH}/.git" ]; then
cd "$FULL_PATH"
if git remote -v 2>/dev/null | grep -q "plexupdate"; then
echo -n "Found existing plexupdate repository in '$FULL_PATH', updating... "
git pull &>/dev/null || abort "Unknown error while updating, please check '$FULL_PATH' and then try again."
else
abort "'$FULL_PATH' appears to contain a different git repository, cannot continue"
fi
echo "done"
cd - &> /dev/null
else
echo -n "Installing plexupdate into '$FULL_PATH'... "
git clone "$ORIGIN_REPO" "$FULL_PATH" &> /dev/null || abort "install failed, cannot continue"
echo "done"
fi
}
configure_plexupdate() {
[ -f "$CONFIGFILE" ] && source "$CONFIGFILE"
echo
echo -n "Do you want to install the latest PlexPass releases? (requires PlexPass username and password) "
# The answer to this question and the value of PUBLIC are basically inverted
if [ "$PUBLIC" == "yes" ]; then
default=N
fi
if yesno $default; then
PUBLIC=no
while true; do
read -e -p "PlexPass Email Address: " -i "$EMAIL" EMAIL
if [ -z "${EMAIL}" ] || [[ "$EMAIL" == *"@"* ]] && [[ "$EMAIL" != *"@"*"."* ]]; then
echo "Please provide a valid email address"
else
break
fi
done
while true; do
read -e -p "PlexPass Password: " -i "$PASS" PASS
if [ -z "$PASS" ]; then
echo "Please provide a password"
else
break
fi
done
else
# don't forget to erase old settings if they changed their answer
EMAIL=
PASS=
PUBLIC=yes
fi
echo
echo -n "Would you like to automatically install the latest release when it is downloaded? "
if yesno "$AUTOINSTALL"; then
AUTOINSTALL=yes
[ -z "$DISTRO" ] && check_distro
if [ "$DISTRO" == "redhat" ]; then
AUTOSTART=yes
else
AUTOSTART=
fi
echo
echo -n "When using the auto-install option, would you like to check if the server is in use before upgrading? "
#We can't tell if they previously selected no or if this is their first run, so we have to assume Yes
if yesno; then
if [ -z "$PLEXSERVER" ]; then
PLEXSERVER="127.0.0.1"
fi
while true; do
read -e -p "Plex Server IP/DNS name: " -i "$PLEXSERVER" PLEXSERVER
if ! ping -c 1 -w 1 "$PLEXSERVER" &>/dev/null ; then
echo -n "Server $PLEXSERVER isn't responding, are you sure you entered it correctly? "
if yesno N; then
break
fi
else
break
fi
done
if [ -z "$PLEXPORT" ]; then
PLEXPORT=32400
fi
while true; do
read -e -p "Plex Server Port: " -i "$PLEXPORT" PLEXPORT
if ! [[ "$PLEXPORT" =~ ^[1-9][0-9]*$ ]]; then
echo "Port $PLEXPORT isn't valid, please try again"
PLEXPORT=32400
else
break
fi
done
else
PLEXSERVER=
PLEXPORT=
fi
else
AUTOINSTALL=no
PLEXSERVER=
PLEXPORT=
fi
save_config "AUTOINSTALL AUTODELETE DOWNLOADDIR EMAIL PASS FORCE FORCEALL PUBLIC AUTOSTART AUTOUPDATE PLEXSERVER PLEXPORT CHECKUPDATE" "$CONFIGFILE"
}
configure_cron() {
if [ ! -d "$(dirname "$CRONWRAPPER")" ]; then
echo "It seems like you don't have a supported cron job setup, please see README.md for more details."
return 1
fi
[ -f "$CONFIGCRON" ] && source "$CONFIGCRON"
echo
echo -n "Would you like to set up automatic daily updates for Plex? "
if yesno $CRON; then
if [ $(sudo find -L "${FULL_PATH}" -perm /002 -or -not -uid 0 -or -not -gid 0 | wc -l) -ne 0 ]; then
echo
echo "WARNING: For security reasons, plexupdate needs to be installed as root in order to run automatically. In order to finish setting up automatic updates, we will change the ownership of '${FULL_PATH}' to root:root."
echo -n "Do you wish to continue? "
yesno || return 1
echo
echo -n "Changing ownership of '${FULL_PATH}'... "
sudo chown -R root:root "${FULL_PATH}" || abort "Unable to change ownership, cannot continue"
sudo chmod -R o-w "${FULL_PATH}" || abort "Unable to change permissions, cannot continue"
echo "done"
fi
CONF="$CONFIGFILE"
SCRIPT="${FULL_PATH}/plexupdate.sh"
LOGGING=${LOGGING:-false}
echo
echo -n "Do you want to log the daily update runs to syslog so you can examine the output later? "
if yesno $LOGGING; then
LOGGING=true
fi
save_config "CONF SCRIPT LOGGING" "/etc/plexupdate.cron.conf"
echo
echo -n "Installing daily cron job... "
sudo ln -sf "${FULL_PATH}/extras/cronwrapper" "$CRONWRAPPER"
echo "done"
elif [ -f "$CRONWRAPPER" -o -f "$CONFIGCRON" ]; then
echo
echo -n "Cleaning up old cron configuration... "
if [ -f "$CRONWRAPPER" ]; then
sudo rm "$CRONWRAPPER" || echo "Failed to remove old cron script, please check '$CRONWRAPPER'"
fi
if [ -f "$CONFIGCRON" ]; then
sudo rm "$CONFIGCRON" || echo "Failed to remove old cron configuration, please check '$CONFIGCRON'"
fi
echo done
fi
}
save_config() {
CONFIGTEMP=$(mktemp /tmp/plexupdate.XXX)
for VAR in $1; do
if [ ! -z "${!VAR}" ]; then
echo "${VAR}='${!VAR}'" >> $CONFIGTEMP
fi
done
echo
echo -n "Writing configuration file '$2'... "
# make sure that new file is owned by root instead of owner of CONFIGTEMP
sudo tee "$2" > /dev/null < "$CONFIGTEMP"
rm "$CONFIGTEMP"
echo "done"
}
if [ $EUID -ne 0 ]; then
echo
echo "This script needs to install files in system locations and will ask for sudo/root permissions now"
sudo -v || abort "Root permissions are required for setup, cannot continue"
elif [ ! -z "$SUDO_USER" ]; then
echo
abort "This script will ask for sudo as necessary, but you should not run it as sudo. Please try again."
fi
for req in wget git; do
if ! hash $req 2>/dev/null; then
install $req
fi
done
if [ -f ~/.plexupdate ]; then
echo
echo -n "Existing configuration found in ~/.plexupdate, would you like to import these settings? "
if yesno; then
echo "Backing up old configuration as ~/.plexupdate.old. All new settings should be modified through this script, or by editing ${CONFIGFILE} directly. Please see README.md for more details."
source ~/.plexupdate
mv ~/.plexupdate ~/.plexupdate.old
fi
fi
if [ -f "$(dirname "$0")/../plexupdate.sh" -a -d "$(dirname "$0")/../.git" ]; then
FULL_PATH="$(readlink -f "$(dirname "$0")/../")"
echo
echo "Found plexupdate.sh in '$FULL_PATH', using that as your install path"
else
install_plexupdate
fi
configure_plexupdate
configure_cron
echo
echo -n "Configuration complete. Would you like to run plexupdate with these settings now? "
if yesno; then
if wget --show-progress -V &> /dev/null; then
PROGRESS_OPT="-P"
fi
if [ "$AUTOINSTALL" == "yes" ]; then
sudo "$FULL_PATH/plexupdate.sh" $PROGRESS_OPT --config "$CONFIGFILE"
else
"$FULL_PATH/plexupdate.sh" $PROGRESS_OPT --config "$CONFIGFILE"
fi
fi

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