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Sorry @chimpsinties been busy with RL and forgot about this, I only had a look into the Adult/Kids thing that once, I will need to check over the code and do some test

@bart330 I will have a look into any changes that are needed. Hopefully, If have some time this weekend. it looks like it has only been out for less than a week as well.

I still have my setup working with v119 as standard in here, no changes made.  Yet my adult and children content remains separated for each user, with no other changes made.  I will list my exact setup below, in case it helps anyone trying to do the same, though has been a couple of years since I set it all up, so hopefully I remember it correctly!

Media server
Individual folders shared via NFS export:
tv-kids
tv-adult
tv-tagalog
movies-pg
movies-12
movies-15
movies-18
movies-tagalog

Database
Kubernetes cluster with a mariadb container running with it configured as per this script here, no alterations made other than to add mutiple users as desired.

Kodi
Raspberry Pi4s plus one desktop Kodi install on my Steam Deck.
For the Pi4s, I initially setup one device exactly how I want it.  All user profiles added.  Add-ons added.  Settings tweaks etc.  Then I just clone the SD card using dd and tweak the hostname and device name on each to match the expected as per the static IP assignments on my router.
For each user, the adults get each of the above NFS shares added.  The children (3 of them) get NFS shares added as per their age i.e. the youngest two get tv-kids, movies-pg, and movies-12.  The eldest gets tv-kids, movies-pg, movies-12, movies-15.  My mother-in-law also initially had tv-tagalog and movies-tagalog added just for her though I later just gave all adults that.

For each user, they only ever see the content they have the NFS shares for.  So the adults see everything (though initially two of them did not see the tagalog shares, until they were added later).  The youngest children see just those 3 shares listed above.  And the eldest child sees everything except tv-adult, movies-18, and the tagalog shares.  All are using the same central database as above with me being the one who regularly scans and tidies it, and they all see the changes their end, but only for the specific NFS shares they have had added to their profile.


It has consistently done this for me for a while now, and it seems to be the easiest way to manage my content for the family.  I lock down the child profiles so they cannot edit settings, else they could theoretically just add the NFS shares themselves, but other than the above I don't do anything else.  And it saves messing around with the database setup, and means I can just later add a newly permitted NFS share to a profile and they start seeing the content there (as done for my eldest child).