This is a simple proof of concept for doing Ombi updates live. The requirements to use this are:

* You must have Ombi already installed and it must be running (obviously, since Ombi kicks off the update)
* You must be using systemd to manage Ombi
* The user that Ombi runs as must have permissions to run `systemctl restart`
  * Use `visudo` to edit your sudoers and add a line like:
    ```
    ombiuser ALL=NOPASSWD: /bin/systemctl restart ombi.service
    ```
    Where *ombiuser* is the user Ombi runs as. You should also sanity check your system to make sure that `systemctl` is at `/bin/systemctl` and that your Ombi unti file is called `ombi.service`.
* Your system must be relatively up-to-date. (Currently, that means bash version >4 and a `ps` command that has been updated with systemd support)
* Running external scripts just started working recently and it's still not clear if it was due to a change in Ombi or a change in Mono. This has been tested on a system running mono 5.12.0.226. YMMV with a different version.