remove plex credentials

docs/reference/accounts.md

@@ -83,25 +83,6 @@ Each tab shows a "section" in the file.
     This parameter is optional.
     Entering Dockerhub credentials increases the number of images one can pull.
 
-=== "plex"
-    ```yaml
-    plex:
-      user:
-      pass:
-      tfa: no
-    ```
-
-    `user` - Plex username or email address on the profile.
-
-    `pass` - Plex password. See the [password considerations](#password-considerations) below.  Wrap the password in quotes if it contains anything other than letters and numbers.
-
-    `tfa` - "yes" or "no" depending on whether you want to use the two-factor authentication [TFA] compatible Plex connection system.
-
-    This parameter is required.
-    This will be used to claim the Plex server under your username and generate Plex Access Tokens for apps such as Autoscan, etc.
-    Note: The "tfa" setting controls whether Saltbox uses the newer authentication method or not; this newer method is *required* for use with TFA, but will work even with it off; it's the "Open an URL, log into Plex, grant access to this app" workflow you may be familiar with from other contexts.
-    If you use the `tfa` workflow, a random client ID and a Plex Access Token will be stored in `/opt/saltbox/plex.ini` for later use.  Consider securing this file if you are running Saltbox on a shared machine.
-
 === "user"
     ```yaml
     ---

docs/saltbox/install/install.md

@@ -104,15 +104,12 @@ To edit any of the following configuration files use the command written in the
     dockerhub:
       user: # (4)!
       token: # (5)!
-    plex:
-      user: # (6)!
-      pass: # (7)!
     user:
-      name: seed # (8)!
-      pass: password123 # (9)!
-      domain: testsaltbox.ml # (10)!
-      email: your@email.com # (11)!
-      ssh_key: # (12)!
+      name: seed # (6)!
+      pass: password123 # (7)!
+      domain: testsaltbox.ml # (8)!
+      email: your@email.com # (9)!
+      ssh_key: # (10)!
     ```
 
     1. apprise url. See <https://github.com/caronc/apprise#popular-notification-services> for more information.
@@ -131,31 +128,27 @@ To edit any of the following configuration files use the command written in the
 
     5. Docker Hub account token. *Not your password.*  A token can be created in the Security tab of your Docker Hub account.
 
-    6. Plex.tv username or email address on the account.
-
-    7. Plex.tv password for the account. It should be wrapped in quotes if it contains any non alphanumeric characters.
-
-    8. Username that will be created (if it doesn't exist) during the installation and apps that have automatic user configuration.
+    6. Username that will be created (if it doesn't exist) during the installation and apps that have automatic user configuration.
 
         Do not use root.
 
         Required.
 
-    9. Password used for username account during the installation and apps that have automatic user configuration.
+    7. Password used for username account during the installation and apps that have automatic user configuration.
 
         See the [password considerations.](../../reference/accounts.md#password-considerations)
 
         Required.
 
-    10. Domain that you want to use for the server.
+    8. Domain that you want to use for the server.
 
         Required.
 
-    11. Email address used for Let's Encrypt SSL certificates.
+    9. Email address used for Let's Encrypt SSL certificates.
 
         Required.
 
-    12. SSH Public Key. The key will be added to your configured user's `authorized_keys` file. This parameter accepts either the public key or a GitHub url (i.e. [https://github.com/charlie.keys](https://github.com/charlie.keys)) which will pull the keys you have added to your GitHub account.
+    10. SSH Public Key. The key will be added to your configured user's `authorized_keys` file. This parameter accepts either the public key or a GitHub url (i.e. [https://github.com/charlie.keys](https://github.com/charlie.keys)) which will pull the keys you have added to your GitHub account.
 
 === "settings.yml"