[[Support] Linuxserver.io - Plex Media Server]

2 hours ago, trurl said:

Did you instead mean you copied files back to cache?

Yes! Thanks for the correction. I updated my original post.

[[Support] Linuxserver.io - Plex Media Server]

I'm having an issue where my Plex Server no longer being recognized. Plex is seeing my server as a new instance with a message on top saying, "An unclaimed media server has been found on your network. Claim it now".  My Libraries are missing because it think it's a new server.  Here's what led up to this below...

1) I had several cache drive BTRFS errors in my log. Docker apps to would stop or not respond.
2) Searched the forums and found post with similar issues. I tried a few things to fix it with no success.

3) I decided to recreate my cache drive. I disabled docker and VM and moved all cache folders/files to the array. 

5) I cleared my cache configuration and deleted partitions on those my 4 cache SSDs.

6) I setup the 4 SSD drives as cache again and formatted. 

7) Copied all files back to the cache array.

Restarted server.

9) Deleted my docker.img
10) Enabled docker. Docker created new empty docker.img

11) Installed Plex from previous Apps. Config pointed to original folders

12) Started Plex

 

Any ideas?

Is there a way to get Plex to see this as my original instance? 

If I proceed with this new instance and add existing libraries, will Plex automatically use the existing database/files in my config folder?

If I proceed with this how will it effect my Tautulli database?

 

Your help is appreciated! 

 

 

 

 

[Support thread for pgadmin Docker template]

Thanks for your pgAdmin4 template. Do you have any plans to upgrade from pgAdmin4 version 2.1 to the latest 3.4?

[A proper login page]

+1.

 

Maybe unRaid can have an option to login with basic http authentication or a forms login page. Sonarr has this option.

 

 

[I Need Assistance with Docker Container Mount Permissions (SOLVED)]

I figured it out. I assumed the default user in the container was jovyan so I didn't set it. After reading the docs again, I explicitly set the NB_USER and now it works. 

 

Extra Parameters:

--user root -e NB_USER="jovyan" -e NB_UID="1000" -e NB_GID="100"

[I Need Assistance with Docker Container Mount Permissions (SOLVED)]

 

I'm trying to mount a local unRAID appdata folder to the working folder in docker container jupyter/scipy-notebook. The container runs and works fine except my work is not being saved to my volume mount. I believe the problem has to do with incorrect values in the "Extra Parameters" section for the User Id and Group Id. I've tried 99 and 0 as values. Can anyone help me get this working? Your help is appreciated! Thanks!

Documentation for volume mounts on this image:

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Host volume mounts and notebook errors

If you are mounting a host directory as /home/jovyan/work in your container and you receive permission errors or connection errors when you create a notebook, be sure that the jovyan user (UID=1000 by default) has read/write access to the directory on the host. Alternatively, specify the UID of the jovyan user on container startup using the -e NB_UID option described in the Common Features, Docker Options section

 

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https://jupyter-docker-stacks.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using/recipes.html#host-volume-mounts-and-notebook-errors

 

Docker Options for this Image:

https://jupyter-docker-stacks.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using/common.html#Docker-Options

 

My Configuration: