JimPhreak

What do you have your VERSION variable set to?

Jim, I think as far as our ability to support this, you're on your own mate... None of the ls.io team use docker on windows. But if you figure it out I'd be interested in how... Ahhh ok. Wasn't aware that no one used Docker in Windows at all. I'll do some poking around. Trying to leverage my workstation CPU (i7-4790K at 4.5Ghz) as a backup Plex server for when I have to take my main UnRAID server down for extended periods of time.

Can someone point me to the steps to install the Plex docker inside of Windows using the Docker Quickstart Terminal?

Now that using Dockers and VM's (and thus cache drives/pools) are becoming pretty much mainstream in UnRAID I think it would benefit a lot of people to have the ability to auto-disable the mover script during parity checks. Parity checks currently take my server roughly 24 hours to complete (8TB parity drive) and i'd prefer that the data on the array not be touched (added to) at all during these checks. Not to mention that having the mover run at the same time as a parity check dramatically slows down both processes. With many people (myself included) having large cache pools (or just single cache drives) I can't see a reason to not disable the mover during parity checks. If I'm mistaken and this feature has already been implemented behind the scenes (I haven't tested this since 6.1 came out I believe) then by all means close and delete this thread.

Is the latest version of the faster post-read script still 1.15b? Since I know the script has to be manually added I want to be sure I have the most up to date version before running a preclear.

Looks like it was a browser cache issue. I must have in the past logged into my main server from this computer even though it's on a completely different network. Once I cleared the cache and then launched the web app on the new server it launched the first time setup and I'm good to go.

From what I've read you can have multiple Plex servers under the same username and manage them all from the same Plex Web account

I decided it would just be easiest to setup a Plex docker on my backup server that's on a completely different network. However, upon setting up that docker and logging into the web app for the first time, it loaded all my libraries and settings from my main server instead and isn't letting me set up my new one. It's like it thinks I'm connected to Plex Web from plex.tv instead of being connected locally to the new server. Anyone have experience with this?

Yes I realize that and I've done that multiple times. But the fact remains that I'd like to have a second Plex server accessing the same media that I can do testing with and take down as a I please without affecting my production server that often has 6-10 remote users streaming at a time.

For test purposes. I'd like to have 2 Plex servers both with access to the same media libraries. That way I can upgrade the test one to the newest Plex Pass version and do some testing before I bring my "production" Plex server up to the latest version. I've had issues with Plex upgrades breaking Sync and other features that are a pain in the a$$ to explain to my users and I'd rather save myself the headache.

Is it possible to setup 2 Plex servers on the same UnRAID server? Wondering if anyone has tried this.

Just installed this plugin for the first time. Seems like a super useful plugin so thanks very much for creating it. I tried to do a dry run for the first time. Selected a specific TV show within my Videos share so the folder selected is Videos/TV/House. The folder is 210GB and I've selected 4 disks in my array to move the folder to. Each folder has over 2TB worth of free space however when I do a dry run it spits the following error: "There isn't available space in any of the target disks, to move the folders you selected. Check more disks in the TO column or go to the Settings page, to review the folders selected for moving or to change the amount of reserved space." Thoughts? EDIT: Stopping and starting the plugin seems to have fixed my issue.

If you wanted to save a little bit of money you could buy a 2 port HBA + SAS expander to connect 16 drives for about half the price. That's what I've got in my server.

Working great. Thanks so much!