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puddleglum

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  1. Same error in FF, Chrome, Edge Ummm...it's Squeeze Ctrl
  2. Tried restarting the docker itself, same error. Tried restarting the server, same error. In the client, when you're selecting which LMS server to connect to...that shows the character string
  3. Just installed, tried to access settings: 403 Forbidden: settings/index.html Everything else appears to be fine...well, is there a way to edit the server name so it doesn't just show a string of randomly generated characters? Currently my "server" is 5c98e85133cf
  4. @kizer That was it. Sorry (for my idiocy) and thanks (for your chill comment)! Sweet! Now, I can have my recorded television shows not take up ~6GB/hr and get it whittled down to about 1.5.
  5. I'm not getting any auto conversion from /watch. I checked /watch, and it does indeed match the share on the server. There were pre-populated videos in there. Nothing ever "kicked off" I copied a file from the share to my desktop, copied it back over, and still nothing. Suggestions?
  6. Same error for me.
  7. The server never automagically appeared. As soon as I remove it and install the official unraid one, it's there. Any other thoughts? I'd really like to use the DVR features. Wherever your appdata is stored. Ah, gotcha. Any other thoughts I might try when I get home? As I mentioned, I deleted the appdata dir (no biggie, my server isn't terribly populated at the moment) and recreated from scratch. Also, tried removing the docker and recreating with a capital Plex, so it wouldn't touch anything in the previously failed dir. No, I've already told you my thoughts... Try that first, then if that doesn't work, we can think again, but I don't have any other ideas tbh. Having said that, a screenshot of the docker setup might be helpful just to make sure you've got it configured appropriately. Didn't work. Still unavailable. I just had the same issue after I upgraded regular Plex to Plex Pass. I went into the web GUI and had to sign in, and it didn't find my local server. I logged out and back in without doing anything else, and it showed up. Not sure if you tried doing just that without anything else, but it might be worth a shot. I've tried logging out, removing the docker, deleting the dir from appdata, reinstalling/logging back in, etc. Just about every combination I can think of in order for plex to think it's "fresh". Odd. Maybe I just have to play the waiting game on this one? Hmph. The version string is in thre, i just blurred it out.
  8. Wherever your appdata is stored. Ah, gotcha. Any other thoughts I might try when I get home? As I mentioned, I deleted the appdata dir (no biggie, my server isn't terribly populated at the moment) and recreated from scratch. Also, tried removing the docker and recreating with a capital Plex, so it wouldn't touch anything in the previously failed dir. No, I've already told you my thoughts... Try that first, then if that doesn't work, we can think again, but I don't have any other ideas tbh. Having said that, a screenshot of the docker setup might be helpful just to make sure you've got it configured appropriately. Didn't work. Still unavailable. I just had the same issue after I upgraded regular Plex to Plex Pass. I went into the web GUI and had to sign in, and it didn't find my local server. I logged out and back in without doing anything else, and it showed up. Not sure if you tried doing just that without anything else, but it might be worth a shot. I've tried logging out, removing the docker, deleting the dir from appdata, reinstalling/logging back in, etc. Just about every combination I can think of in order for plex to think it's "fresh". Odd. Maybe I just have to play the waiting game on this one? Hmph. The version string is in thre, i just blurred it out.
  9. Wherever your appdata is stored. Ah, gotcha. Any other thoughts I might try when I get home? As I mentioned, I deleted the appdata dir (no biggie, my server isn't terribly populated at the moment) and recreated from scratch. Also, tried removing the docker and recreating with a capital Plex, so it wouldn't touch anything in the previously failed dir.
  10. I'm at work so can't check the box right now, however, I have no cache drive installed. Would that file be some other place?
  11. been wanting to try the dvr features so i uninstalled unraid's official and gave this one a shot. everything seems to install fine, but when going to web interface, it will not see itself as a server. my friends servers are there, my cloud sync is there, but no local server. i've removed the docker and reinstalled, changed the appdata dir, deleted the docker .img file and recreated, retried the whole shebang from scratch and nada. every time, same story, no local server.

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