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Inside the Plex folder on both old and new appdata.

And the output of ls -al?

Please post the docker run command. I would say you have a permission issue. Check the output of ls -al on bothe locations and post it here.

Have you tried to delete the content of the codecs folder and restart the container? That makes Plex download them again and might fix the issue.

Unraid doesn't support LDAP, so you then need to build a plug-in that enables LDAP or make a feature request.

But if they are only going to use nextcloud, why didn't you create them there? There is no way to get the users created in unraid automatically created in nextcloud.

You don't need plexpass to access Plex in bridge mode. If you map all the ports that is needed for Plex it works. Check the GitHub readme for the ports you need. We try as hard as we can not to touch the application settings files as it often creates problems when the application decided it wants to change the layout.

Use the staging variable when testing.

Why do you need the users on both nextcloud and unraid? If you create a file with a user in nextcloud, that file will get the user:group nobody:users and not the user in nextcloud.

Mylar 3 looks like it's in early development stages still. No idea if/when we will make container for mylar 3.

There aren't many options. Add a new path in the template for the share you want to access in the container.

You don't have to do anything to use both hardware encode and decode in Plex. Apart from setting the container up to use your Nvidia card.

I just checked here and installing a new container works. So that means you have configured something wrong, my guess the download folder in pyload. So remove the container and the appdata folder and start from scratch. Be sure to read the docker faq first so you understand how file paths works inside the container. It seems that is where you messed it up.

And which changes did you do in pyload?

Better to post your docker run command. How to get the run command is in the dpckerfaq. You also be to tell us what you are configured in pyload settings.

Looks like you might have configured something wrong. Where did you enter /mount/user/config/? It's mentioning that it can't find that folder.

Not much you can use the Radeon card for unfortunately.

If you mean the console built in to unraid when you click on a container it has nothing to do with the container. Most likely an extension in firefox making trouble.

That depends on the network card. Try it and see if it works.

If you have it working now, I wouldn't change anything. Unless you absolutely want to have a click and set way of doing it. You only need to remove vfio-pci.ids=8086:1521. The rest of the options you have in syslinux.cfg still applies.

If it's in /usr/lib inside the container you only had to remove the Plex container or even easier, just remove a character and type it again in the Plex template and hit apply. That will delete the container and create a new without the modification.

That is how docker container works. Read the blog about customizing our containers at blog.linuxserer.io for info of how to make those packages "survive" an update.

You said you started the script for your web app and it started the server on localhost:3001. So you need to tell your web app server to use the host IP instead of localhost. The host IP is the unraid IP, 192.168.1.200 by the looks of your screenshot.

Then you have to undo what you did following the video.

Why are you trying to do the chmod? Plex handles encode/decode now, so no need to modify anything. Your error is caused by not escaping spaces and also using the wrong name.