PhAzE

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  1. Hey Everyone, Seems github has changed their formatting slightly on their site which was causing my plugins to get incorrect BRANCH variables. I've updated all of the GIT related plugins and correct this. This also fixes them from not honoring the custom repo field.
  2. Ok BTSYNC has been updated, and renamed to Resilio since they've rebranded the app. It installs properly now, and will keep you btsync settings.
  3. When you have the install beta file downloaded, put it in the /boot/config/plugins/Plexmediaserver folder. You will see two files in there similar to: Plexmediaserver-PhAzE-1.1.4.2757-24ffd60-x64.txz* Plexmediaserver-PhAzE-1.1.4.2757-24ffd60-x64.txz.md5* You need to delete the .md5 file, and the old .txz file, and rename your new beta one the same as the one you just deleted. Then force the plugin to install again with: /etc/rc.d/rc.Plexmediaserver install Just note that in the settings page GUI it will show an update is available (to the latest stable plex pass version) which you can safely ignore.
  4. You need a Plex pass, in the plugin settings set branch to Plex pass and put in your account info, then hit apply.
  5. Yea that could be it. They rebranded it last year too from btsync to bittorrent sync, now to be this.
  6. I can take a look but not until tomorrow unfortunately
  7. Possibly a problem with GitHub, you can go to that URL and download the files manually then put them in the proper folder under /boot/config/plugins/ and try the install again.
  8. Yea, they likely miss labeled the actual download zip file and corrected it today. Something they've actually done before.
  9. Also delete the Plex plugin folder /boot/config/plugins/Plexmediaserver
  10. Yes it is saved in the config folder but that's also where the db is saved that is likely causing your problem. Perhaps back that folder up somewhere, then delete the original and see if it starts fresh first.
  11. Delete the install directory and the library/config directory. Then start the plugin.
  12. Upgrade worked normally for me. Are you using the default branch or plexpass branch in the plugin settings?
  13. I find the cp database can easily get corrupted and even a clean shutdown might break it. Good choice in starting fresh. Sucks about losing your wanted list though.
  14. First, back up the config folder, delete the original one and then see if it starts. Alternatively, try to manually set the config folder location in the plugin settings.
  15. For that, try deleting the PhAzE-Common folder, them reinstall the plugin or reboot the server. It's at /mnt/cache/PhAzE-Common
  16. I can have a look at sick rage tomorrow I think. See why it's not starting
  17. I haven't actually used filebot myself but from my understanding, it is just CLI on linux: http://www.filebot.net/cli.html
  18. Sorry guys, it's a long weekend in Canada and I'm not home to work in these until later in the week.
  19. Plex updated! Now that Plex has released a new Plex Pass version, I was able to update the plugin to accommodate this. Plex Pass users will now see the latest version released and download/install works like normal for unRAID 6.x users. Let me know if you notice any other problems after the update, but I don't expect there to be any since it wasn't much of a change. -=PhAzE=-
  20. Thanks I can take a look tomorrow.
  21. ok Btsync plugin has been updated and now gets the correct version / install properly. This is independent of their website layout so hopefully it won't break for a long time. -=PhAzE=-
  22. Ok I've heard back from Btsync support. I should have a working update soon.
  23. Er my bad the file name needs to be: Btsync-PhAzE-3.2.8-x64.tar.gz
  24. There isn't since Plex removed all of the older archived versions below the newest one unfortunately.