lonix

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  1. Due to recent disagreements and internal struggle we all took a 2week time off from lsio, to reflect upon ourselves. Upon the return from this period, it was decided that linuxserver.io would greatly benefit from distancing themselves from me. As a result effecting imidatly I have been removed from any former roles I had within the organization. And currently trancationing control of things to other members. I hope you can all be pacient with the group while the try and land on there feet. As for me, I will recreate and maintain a select core group of containers that I am proud of. And further announcements from my part will appear on lonix.me once a get a blog up and running.

     

    Finally I would like to thank every user that made our containers so great. You all where what drove me to be better. And I'm sure my next containers will just as good and get good feedback on them. Thanks all.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  2. Just ran into this same problem... looks like unrar isn't installed in this latest build.  Temporary fix is to install it yourself.

     

    sudo docker exec -i -t 665b4a1e17b6 /bin/bash   #replace 665b4a1e17b6 with your own docker ID for NZBGet
    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install unrar

    I am getting the following error on all downloads after update,

     

    Unrar: Could not start unrar: No such file or directory

     

     

    Ideas?

    Same error here since today's nzbget docker container update.

     

    EDIT:  It appears unrar and 7za are in the /app directory. An alternate temporary solution is to change Settings -> unpack -> UnrarCmd to /app/unrar and SevenZipCmd to /app/7za

    I shall investigate.

  3. Plex will now force you to transcode to /config and thus the  problem we where trying to avoid is fixed thus we do not need this mapping anymore

    So does that mean that there is no way to set the transcode directory to memory (i.e. /tmp)? 

     

    I have been debating switching from ESXi to bare metal, and that is something I'd love to keep since it reduces wear on my SSDs...

    It's forced by plex not by us. We just adapted our config

  4. I'm a PlexPass subscriber, but not for the server software, but for the apps. I do however want to remain logged in (so as to ensure remote streaming) and I do want to remain on the latest public release.

     

    My understanding that VERSION=latest will give me the latest plexpass version, is this correct?

     

    If correct, how can I achieve my desired outcome?

     

     

    You observed corret. I will look into your use case

  5. Hey guys, due to a agreement with plexDevs we decided to turn off the ability to install plexpass versions in our container. (more comming on linuxserver.io).

     

    You can either use -e VERSION=0.9.<restofversionnumber> or wait untill our container updates. (once this PR gets merged: https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-plex/pull/32)

     

    The container update should enable "plexpass updates" again.  and will be acompanied with a article on our website.

     

    Thanks for the understanding. And for useing linuxserver.io's containers. we love makeing them for you all.

  6.  

    I'm also a little confused about how to keep my Plex Media Server up-to-date. It seems every few weeks a new version of the container comes out and it updates to a new version of Plex when I install it, but I can't seem to figure out how to update Plex on it's own.

     

    I have seen a few posts about setting the version variable, but I can't seem to figure out how to do that on the Docker page of the webUI - the only thing I can set is Volume Mappings.

     

    Could anyone fill me in on what I'm missing?

     

    Cheers,

     

    whiteatom

     

    Restart the container, that is the only way that is recommended.

     

    Nevermind.. that wasn't the issue.. the little tiny "Advanced View" slider that I had not seen. Just flipped it and found the variables and now all is well.

     

    Thanks anyway!

     

    You dont need to set the version at all, the container will update plex itself to latest version when you start the container up, thus  restart=update :)

  7.  

    So for the past week or so I've been having some issues with Plex buffering a lot lately.  This is something that has not happened before in or out of network.  The devices having issues are my Vizio and Samsung smart TV's, which have the Plex app.  Both connected via wire.  I went on to my UnRaid docker and checked for updates, and it stated it had the latest.  I forced it to update, and I noticed that the container ID changed.

     

    Then I went to the Plex WebGui, settings, server, and I noticed it states

    Version 0.9.15.2! An update is available. Please install manually.
      How do I go about updating manually?

    Restart the docker container, it will update automaticly

  8. We (Linuxserver.io) Are rolling our own baseimages, granted based upon phusion for now (being looked into). While using a microcontainer does makes sense for a enterprise where one run 10-50 of the same container on the same host (thus sharing the image)  as aptalca said, the same is not true for us. Lets look at 2 linuxserver.io containers.

     

    Wheres a average user as we see them run 15 different containers and 1 copy of each, thus putting more general dependency in the baseimage is a good solution. Also using phusion\ubuntu is a shortcut to doing things as it feels so simple to install stuff via good\known package managers like apt. (Shaves hours of work of from every container.)

  9. I just updated to your latest version of Plex and now it seems that Plex gets stucks trying to update to the latest version. I have plexpass in the version line.

     

    Log from unRAID

    Using version: from Plexpass latest
    Upgrading from version: 0.9.14.6.1620-e0b7243 to version: 

     

    Log from Docker

    HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
    2016-01-19 07:47:32 ERROR 404: Not Found.
    
    --2016-01-19 07:47:32--  https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server//plexmediaserver__amd64.deb
    Resolving downloads.plex.tv (downloads.plex.tv)... IP_ADDRESS, IP_ADDRESS
    Connecting to downloads.plex.tv (downloads.plex.tv)|IP-ADDRESS|:PORT... connected.
    

     

    I can ping downloads.plex.tv from my unRAID box... Any ideas why it cannot download the latest version?

     

    EDIT: If I hardcode the version 0.9.15.1.1639-26325ea into the docker it downloads just fine. Did the version: plexpass change?

     

    Try setting the version again, it looked like it was missing. (screenshot the setting)

  10. Just wanted to make this post to let everyone know that converting flac to mp3 with headphones is possible.  I have no idea if it can be implemented in to the container itself, but until it happens, feel free to try this.

     

    for the record, I started here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2245501

     

    so, hop into the headphone container (bash)

     

    I do not know if all of the commands are needed or not, by the end I did them, it worked, so I am leaving them all in there, if you try with less, yay.

     

    add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media
    apt-get update
    apt-get dist-upgrade
    apt-get install libav-tools
    apt-get install ffmpeg
    
    whereis ffmpeg  -----> should be /usr/bin/ffmpeg, add this to your headphone config and you should be good to go.  You can also try just executing ffmpeg, you should get ffmpeg dialog back
    
    Single line, should do all the same (I think):
    
    add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media && apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade && apt-get install libav-tools && apt-get install ffmpeg
    

     

    By all means, if you see something good or bad with what I am doing, let me know, but I was able to import flac and convert to mp3.

     

    word.

     

    The Linuxserver.io Containers now have the option of running a custom script on startup, that  could be used to ensure you get ffmpeg installed. (Method will not be published here, as we do not support it, in a formal sense) join us on irc or something, and we can tell you.

  11. How do you mean? I don't understand. What more streamlined way of dealing with dockers are you referring to? I'm using unRAID's UI "docker" tab and am running 6.1.5. Is there something I have missed? If you're referring to something not included in the unRAID OS by default, why do you assume anyone has heard of what you're talking about?

     

     

    Mike install Community Applications plugin and all will become much much clearer....  ;)

     

    Like he said. CHBMB is just too quick for me! :)

     

    Darling... Is that you?  ;D

     

    ^^ slut

    That means Stop in Norwegian  ;D (At least almost)

     

    Well its acctually closer to the swedish Stop than the Norwegian.