Dave001

I also followed the instructions deleting the preference file, which did get it working again, but also required restoring all my settings in Plex. In my instance, it was the "Secure connections" setting being set to "Required", that was stopping me from connecting to the IP address directly, either by typing the address into a browser "192.168.0.2:32400/" or by clicking on the "WebUI" link for Plex in the Docker section of Unraid. When you delete the Preferences file, it resets "Secure connections" back to "prefered", which will allow unsecure connections. If you need to connect to Plex with "Secure connections" setting being set to "Required", you can use this address "https://app.plex.tv/desktop/#!/".

That's not correct. The screen captures below were all done with Chrome maximized on a 2560 x 1440 screen.

OK, all fixed, I cleared browsing data in Chrome, and it's back to three columns.

Bit more info, if I open it up in Firefox or Edge, I was using Chrome previously, it reverts back to the three columns.

I was rearranging the new Dashboard in 6.12.0, and I accidentally changed it to only two columns, and can't figure out how to get it back to three. Thanks in advance.

Enable the FTP server, then check the log, that's all I did.

#!/bin/bash /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/scripts/ftpusers '1' 'root'

I added a script to enable FTP on boot, seems to be working so far. Enabled FTP Server under "Settings, FTP Server". Check the system log and read the line that Enabled the FTP Server, for mine it was "/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/scripts/ftpusers '1' 'root'" Added a new script using the User Scripts plugin, and added that data, and set it to run at "At Startup of Array"

Funny how every time a developer makes a change, the way I've been doing it for the last 10 years, with out any problems mind you, is suddenly the wrong way to do it.

Just upgraded to Unraid 6.10.0, and have found that FTP is disabled on boot every time, is there anyway to enable it at boot by default? Thanks.

Thank you, all sorted.

Just setting up the Plex docker on a new Unraid server, and I can't get linuxserver/plex to show in the Template list when I try to add the container. I'm pretty sure I'm doing everything correctly, but it has been a while. :) Added https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-plex to the Template repositories window. Click on the Add Container button, but under Templates there is no template to choose. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

System was definitely running at stock speed.

Replaced mainboard, still getting lockups. Decided to swap the CPU from another system, just because it was about the only bit i hadn't replaced so far, problem seems to be gone, run flawlessly overnight. Probably should have tried that before ordering a new mainboard hey. Thanks again for the replies.

Changing the NTP servers and updating the BIOS didn't help, so I've ordered a new mainboard.