Change unwatched status command line

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I have a lot of files splitted in a subfolders, where I have one subfolder for watched and other for unwatched. My point is, there is any way (command line for example) to change status for watched?
Using web interface I have to open each subfolder and check item by item, because I have one folder for each movie.
Thanks,
Fabio

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I really fail to see your use case here, but when said…

To mark an item as watched, issue a GET towards:

http://<IP-OF-PMS>:32400/:/scrobble?identifier=com.plexapp.plugins.library&key=<KEY-OF-MEDIA>&X-Plex-Token=<YOUR-TOKEN>

To mark an item as unwatched, issue a GET like:

http://<IP-OF-PMS>:32400/:/unscrobble?identifier=com.plexapp.plugins.library&key=<KEY-OF-MEDIA>&X-Plex-Token=<YOUR-TOKEN>

To get your token, see:

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Thanks for your answer, but I am still having difficulties… How can I get key-of-media? I have a subfolder with a lot of movies indexed on plex.

Another question is for this url that you mention, can I use wget command for each item?

Rgds

Fabio

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Fastest way, is to use ExportTools, and then sort on the path of the media file

5

I am trying to find webtools for linux… only available for windows or nas appliances?

Thanks!

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It’s cross-platform.

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Yes, or CURL

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