2023-12-31, 01:40 AM
I want to set up JF for the house as well as some friends, and also incorporate something like Ombi for self-service.
The problem is while I would like to share my library with my friends, I don’t necessarily want to see anything they add to the server (at least not by default).
To complicate this further, there is a lot of music taste overlap between me and my SO, but where the Venn diagrams DON’T overlap, we’d likewise want each others “private” music not to show up in searches and listings by default.
Are these types of segmentation/filtering possible with JF? Or is this less a question of content management and mire of account configuration?
The only thing I can think of looking through docs is, give each friend account access to their own private library, and then use tagging or folder locations to essentially route files to where only they can see it, but while sharing my “central” library globally. The work would be on me to audit the private libraries from time to time and move anything I wanted into the global location.
Anyone else done anything like this?
The problem is while I would like to share my library with my friends, I don’t necessarily want to see anything they add to the server (at least not by default).
To complicate this further, there is a lot of music taste overlap between me and my SO, but where the Venn diagrams DON’T overlap, we’d likewise want each others “private” music not to show up in searches and listings by default.
Are these types of segmentation/filtering possible with JF? Or is this less a question of content management and mire of account configuration?
The only thing I can think of looking through docs is, give each friend account access to their own private library, and then use tagging or folder locations to essentially route files to where only they can see it, but while sharing my “central” library globally. The work would be on me to audit the private libraries from time to time and move anything I wanted into the global location.
Anyone else done anything like this?