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Omg, will that help Plex and or CLI debrid from locking up my server. Had to hard reset this morning and not sure which did it.

Yep, the trakt account is required. I am not entirely sure why, but it won't let you save/start the program until it's filled out. Edit: On the github, it shows what is required and why. For Trakt it says, "Used by our Metadata Battery to retrieve all needed Metadata." I am currently dealing with the issue of Plex needing to be restarted due to "Sqlite3: Sleeping for 200ms to retry busy DB." Not sure how to deal with that besides restarting the container automatically with a health check script I found. If anyone has any experience with that and has a better option, let me know. #!/bin/bash # Plex busy DB workaround # Set the maximum number of allowed occurrences of the Sqlite3: Sleeping for 200ms to retry busy DB string # about 3 times usually indicates an instance that can't recover by itself # if your instance restarts your docker logs should reset, or "cover up" the busy DB lines, afaik MAX_OCCURRENCES=3 # this part "docker logs --tail 10 plex" "--tail 10" means the last ten lines of the container logs # of the container named "plex", change the name according to your setup # you can try "docker logs --tail 10 plex" in the terminal and if everything is setup correct # it will spit out the last 10 lines of the logs and should work LOG_LINES=$(docker logs --tail 10 PlexMediaServer) # Count the number of occurrences of the specified string in the log lines OCCURRENCES=$(echo "$LOG_LINES" | grep -o "Sqlite3: Sleeping for 200ms to retry busy DB." | wc -l) # If the health check fails, restart the plex container if [ "$OCCURRENCES" -gt "$MAX_OCCURRENCES" ]; then # Restart the container # Again this part "docker restart plex" assumes that your container is named plex, change the name according to your setup docker restart PlexMediaServer fi

Thanks TheRandy, I did set this up with seperate folders and libraries within Plex, so I don't think that's what it's doing. I believe the issue is due to my existing overseer and very mature trakt history. I no longer use trakt, and the data is not valuable to me so I deleted it all. I also cleared any data within cli_debrid to sort of start over. That definitely helped the huge influx, but was still adding stuff I didn't expect. I think this is due to my existing overseer. It is simply grabbing everything from that. So I believe if I wanted the setup where there was nothing in there except for what was requested, I would have needed to start with a fresh trakt, and fresh overseer. I didn't use the other methods, but that probably applies as well. ie. Plex watchlist, etc.

Ummmm, what did I do wrong? Why is it downloading EVERYTHING... It's out of control. I can't even follow the logs to know why. I added overseer and my plex watchlist, but everything in my plex watchlist is already available, and I don't have any missing media from overseer requests. I am also pretty sure it's downloading stuff and adding it to plex that I don't have in either. What is it doing?! AHHH

I too had some issues, but ending up getting it to work. After generating the login url from Step 1 and 2 of what to do after first launch, I too was stuck at the extension prompt. I added the email variables because when I tried to go to the homepage and provide my email it wanted to send a login link. I added the email variables; EMAIL_TRANSPORT_DEFAULT_HOST smtp.gmail.com EMAIL_TRANSPORT_DEFAULT_PORT 587 EMAIL_TRANSPORT_DEFAULT_USERNAME [email protected] EMAIL_TRANSPORT_DEFAULT_PASSWORD EMAIL_DEFAULT_FROM [email protected] EMAIL_DEFAULT_FROM_NAME Passbot EMAIL_TRANSPORT_DEFAULT_TLS true But then after receiving the email and clicking it, it still wanted to install the extension. Darn. A quick search in the support forum for this extension prompt issue pointed to this article: Passbolt Help | How to rotate server GPG keys I did the provided commands in the console for Passbolt: (Deleting 2 files) rm /etc/passbolt/gpg/serverkey.asc rm /etc/passbolt/gpg/serverkey_private.asc Force updated the container/app and bam. Going to the homepage now prompted me to create a password, save my recovery key, and create a login token. I am not sure the email portion is required and you may be able to just reset the gpg keys... but I figure it will be needed afterwards anyway...

Not much support out there, but this is the post with the most replies. Asking for some help. I assume people have gotten this to work. I can't. I ran into a block, thinking mariadb would work. Wrong. Spun up a postgres container, and that got me further. Then I had issues with redis. I had authentication enabled, so had to turn that off in the docker template. That seems to be working, but I can't access the site at all. The logs just keep showing SuspendedUserCleanupScheduler and AccountsStatusesCleanupScheduler jobs. I am using Traefik and Cloudflare. The service is in Traefik, but maybe I need to manually configure it?

You need to pass through the docker sock. Add a new path and use /var/run/docker.sock for host and container path. I will warn you though, I did that, and it doesn't work. I keep getting "[ERROR] containers.filter is not a function" in the log. https://github.com/pawelmalak/flame/issues/244 Edit: I added the appropriate labels to my containers, and nuked the appdata for flame. Restarted and it seems to be working now...

I finally figured this one out after some head scratching. Malformed means the spacing is wrong. In your example, take off one space so they line up with the other lines in the document. Visual Studio Code helps with this because it shows lines to line up with. The spacing is 2. Like this; ##Line 216 file: path: /config/users_database.yml password: algorithm: argon2id iterations: 1 key_length: 32 salt_length: 16 memory: 1024 parallelism: 8

It appears that 3.4.1 has released. 5 days ago, as of this writing. However, the version we are running is 3.3.3, and is only a month old. We shall wait...