PhAzE

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  1. Ok, - Unraid GUI under Settings -> Disk Settings -> Enable Auto Start = NO - Reboot the server - Unraid will come back up, but the array will be offline still - Console/SSH into it and run: nano /etc/rc.d/rc.Plexmediaserver - Press CTRL-W (which will do a search) and type without quotes "app_make_dirs" and press enter - That will take you to the spot in the script where we need to be, add a new line above that app_make_dirs command, and type without quotes "sleep 10" - Press CTRL-X, it will ask if you want to save, press Y and enter again to save with the same name - Start your array Then once the array has started, try the plex server to see if you get the welcome screen or if it shows your content. If you mess up any of the steps above, a reboot will revert any changes you may have made. If when you start it this time, then we know a delay will resolve the issue but if you see the welcome screen again, then it's something else.
  2. Ok if you can wait a bit i can write this in more detail with proper instructions.
  3. Try this: - Turn off auto mount of the array - Reboot - When unraid starts, the plugin will be installed but the array will be off - edit /etc/rc.d/rc.Plexmediaserver - in the 'app_start' function just above the line that reads 'app_make_dirs' add: sleep 10 - save and exit then start the array It will take 10 seconds longer to start but lets see if it finds the config on first launch.
  4. I would assume so because it works when he restarts the plugin.
  5. Ok so i see you're using the unassigned devices plugin to mount the drive you use for the Plex library. Chances are that since 'P' comes before 'U' , my plugin is initialized / started before that drive is mounted. This is because unraid loads the plugins alphabetically. This is why restating the plex server resolves the problem too. I'll need a bit to think about this.
  6. I would recommend setting "show storage memory usage" to 'no' so the plugin page loads faster. Is /mnt/appdisk a share on your cache drive or array? When you run the app as user 'nobody', does it have the same problem? It seems that when it initially starts it can't read the Plex configuration XML file and starts fresh. Then when you restart the plugin it corrects the permissions.
  7. Which unraid version are you using and are you using any other unraid packages? Mainly, check on your usb under the packages folder and make sure there aren't any plex.txz files in there. When it starts up, what url are you using to connect to when you see the welcome page? Also can you post an image of your settings page so i can check out where you're pointing the directories to? Sent from my SM-T817W using Tapatalk
  8. To be fair, every one of my plugins use a separate dependency cache in the PhAzE-Common folder and doesn't have version conflicts with system libraries. The OS is not aware of that library cache. The programs are run under a different user shell with a separate environment that includes that dependency cache. It doesn't affect the OS and the OS doesn't affect the running programs. Personally I've had dockers mess up the os forcing a full reboot to fix the hung docker program and I've had that with plugins too.
  9. Yep notifications are fantastic to keep track of events on your system.
  10. Eh, you can move to dockers but these are fully 6.2 compatible also.
  11. plex is no longer supported on 5.x since they stopped releasing the 32 bit version Is the only plugin I have that only works on 6 now.
  12. What version of unraid are you using?
  13. Awesome, that was exactly it. Thanks Squid!
  14. Hi! Since upgrading to unRAID 6.2, when I reboot my server I now get a duplicate 'appdata' share automatically craeted, and it conflicts with my 'AppData' share that I already have setup. Samba isn't case sensitive so it messes up access to that share, and when I remove it, it erases the settings for my AppData share. Is anyone else getting this strange behavior? How can I stop the lowercase 'appdata' folder from being automatically created on start up?
  15. Hey, try this: - Stop all PhAzE plugins you have installed - delete common folder: rm -rf /mnt/cache/.PhAzE-Common/ - start the plugins It's not about having an update, but rather you have broken dependencies and it can't get the version that you have installed to compare with the online version. The above should fix them all though.
  16. Ok after installing the missing dependency, and modifying the script for 6.2 (which I had forgot this second time around) it's working now. Thanks
  17. Result: tmux: error while loading shared libraries: libutempter.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory http://slackware.cs.utah.edu/pub/slackware/slackware64-14.1/slackware64/a/utempter-1.1.5-x86_64-1.txz -> perhaps this is needed. After installing that, I get: error connecting to /tmp/tmux-0/default (No such file or directory) Then I run: touch /tmp/tmux-0/default and try again and get: no server running on /tmp/tmux-0/default -> This is probably because i just made a blank file though. HOWEVER - After installing that dependency, I tried from the GUI again, and this time it still says "starting..." but now has the eye icon (which shows my invalid -R error meaning I forgot to modify the script after reinstalling). EDIT: Works now from the GUI.
  18. Mine looks like this, so because it never actually starts, the icon / log is not created yet:
  19. I tried here and can't reproduce. Could you post what you see when you hit Preview (the eye icon)? I just reinstalled the plugin from scratch to make sure it was up to date. I don't see an eye icon / preview button in the plugin interface. (Maybe i'm looking in the wrong spot?) I assume the eye icon appears once the script has started. I'm running 6.2 btw, and using the interface under tools -> Preclear
  20. I've installed the plugin, downloaded the script, and made the modification noted above, but it seems to stay at "starting..." forever.
  21. Couchpotato won't start when config directory is set anywhere on /use/local/* You need to set the config directory to a disk or the array for it to start. Not sure why, but the program detects that unRAID is set as a ram drive and fails to start because of that.
  22. What is the error it shows, and can you post your settings?
  23. Any chance of a LazyLibrarian docker using DobyTang's repo? It's actively being developed still by him. Sent from my SM-T817W using Tapatalk
  24. I just came to post the exact same thing. DobyTang repo is still actively being developed as of 3 days ago. Is this docker using itsmegb repo? Sent from my SM-T817W using Tapatalk
  25. Do you have any logs? You should probably ask on the plexrequestsnet github page. For me it wasn't saving any setting changes. I went to my appdata folder and ran chmod 777 on the sqlit3.db file, restarted the docker, all good now. It's possible the last update made the DB read only. At least, that worked for me, now i can also save requests again.