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If you instead click on the link https://github.com/jbrodriguez/unbalance/releases/download/3.0.0/unbalance-3.0.0.tgz does it download the file? That's what I did earlier when I said And just now I tried using CA to install this plugin and it worked for me. Have you tried any other plugins? Do they work?

I just tried (in chrome) pasting the url for the .tgz you quoted in your first paragraph, and it downloaded the file just fine so it looks like that file is there. Can you ping github from your server?

It is very easy to restart a docker from the unRAID webUI. When this docker is restarted, it checks for a new version of plex and downloads it. You shouldn't use the plex in-built update. It is also possible to specify specific plex version for this docker to download instead of the latest.

Depending on the apps and how you are allowing access to them, even this might not be a good idea without going through a VPN.

You should be able to run memtest forever without errors.

Yes, it requires user interaction, and there are limits to how frequently this can be done automatically. So automating this failover is probably not a good idea since often the original flash drive with its original key is still usable, though it might require fixing in some way. As for where else to do the backup, I have mine backing up to an NTFS Unassigned Device that I can easily plug into my Windows computer. Another possible backup location is to an SMB share (using Unassigned Devices). You could also use a FAT32 flash drive labelled UNRAID_BK (Unassigned Devices again), and that would be readable from Windows. So, there are solutions available with the existing functionality.

It could get re-registered, but that process would result in a new key file and the original key which worked with the original flash would be blacklisted.

There can only be one flash drive labelled UNRAID, and that is the only one that will boot.

You need a / in front of Movies

Instead of deleting your plex appdata, you should be able to use it by pointing this docker to that appdata folder, assuming you have done things "normally". Then you won't have to rescan your media, and won't lose the various things Plex keeps track of for you, such as whether or not you have already watched a movie, or where to resume if you start a movie backup up.

And note that only a limited number of devices and clients are currently supported. I have HDHR and can record OTA fine, but Live TV doesn't work for me because I don't have a supported client.

What versions do you have, both for unRAID and for this plugin?

For future reference, plugins are not the responsibility of Lime Technology, and plugin authors don't receive bug reports submitted by Feedback. If 'Feedback' does save your diagnostics they would be on your flash drive. If it's not there you will have to get another to share with the plugin author (Squid).

I don't use this docker, but what you need to check is that nothing in the application itself is trying to save to a location other than those you have mapped; i.e., /downloads, /movies, /unraid, /config. And of course the case matters, as does the /

Adblocker? I know I had some popups not working correctly after I switched adblockers and forgot to whitelist my server.

This is not a possible answer to this question:

Not enough information. Is this Windows? What is the security for this user share in unRAID?

Resource Monitor in Community Applications.

After you install nerdpack, nothing is actually installed yet. You must go to its settings page and select the individual packages you want. What you say about plugins isolation is generally true, but I don't think anything in nerdpack is an issue, and in any case, removing a plugin and rebooting is guaranteed to get rid of anything it may have done to the OS since the OS is unpacked fresh from bzroot,bzimage into RAM on each boot

Not really clear what you are doing. Is this using docker exec to get to bash inside the container? The Plex Plugins folder is in your Plex appdata, which is mapped to your unRAID storage (if you are doing it right), so you can just put plugins in there.

Possibly a bad download or maybe even a corrupt flash drive. Post diagnostics.

Might be simpler to work from your backups. How are these backups configured? Single disks or RAID? Filesystem(s)?

And I don't think it can even be accurately called a plugin. It is just a a .txz that installs from /boot/extra, so cannot be managed like other unRAID plugins. Docker is definitely the best approach for this application and most others.

Don't know how you got this from this: which is basically the same thing wgstarks said: If you look at the docker code you can see that it actually downloads the specified version from the plex website when the docker is started.

The container "contains" plex. The container code can be updated but still contain the same version of plex the previous version of the container had. And with this particular docker (linuxserver.io plex), the container will get the latest plex (or another version if you so specify) each time you restart it, whether or not the container is updated. You shouldn't update plex from inside the application, but instead just restart the container and let it get the new version.