May 17, 201511 yr Hello guys! Thanks for the help (in advanced). Where is the actual install location of Plex on Docker? I need to access the resources folder as I have custom .xml files (lets me direct stream to Chromecast, iPad, and other devices without transcoding). I thought they were in the docker image, and if that's true, how would I access them? Thanks guys!
May 17, 201511 yr You cannot access the docker image. You can only access the folders that are included in the volume mappings. Are you using needo's docker?
May 17, 201511 yr Author Yeah, I am using needo's. Any suggestion on being able to change it? Thanks again!
May 17, 201511 yr Yeah, I am using needo's. Any suggestion on being able to change it? Thanks again! You might be able to fork his build.
May 17, 201511 yr Author I'm sorry, but I'm kinda new to this whole thing haha. What exactly is forking a build? And do you think using the plugin version would be better for my purpose? Thanks again!
May 17, 201511 yr If you go into the docker's edit page there is a link that will take you to needo's code. Haven't used a plugin for this since before VMs were introduced in early v6 betas, which was before dockers were introduced. Not clear exactly what you are trying to do. Is there some plex-related web page that you could direct me to?
May 17, 201511 yr Hello guys! Thanks for the help (in advanced). Where is the actual install location of Plex on Docker? I need to access the resources folder as I have custom .xml files (lets me direct stream to Chromecast, iPad, and other devices without transcoding). I thought they were in the docker image, and if that's true, how would I access them? Thanks guys! if you are about Plex profiles, then you need to create folder Profiles on plex settings folder and then put these xml files in it. mine looks like /mnt/disk1/appdata/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Profiles i have one profile in it called WDTVLive.xml
May 17, 201511 yr Hello guys! Thanks for the help (in advanced). Where is the actual install location of Plex on Docker? I need to access the resources folder as I have custom .xml files (lets me direct stream to Chromecast, iPad, and other devices without transcoding). I thought they were in the docker image, and if that's true, how would I access them? Thanks guys! if you are about Plex profiles, then you need to create folder Profiles on plex settings folder and then put these xml files in it. mine looks like /mnt/disk1/appdata/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Profiles i have one profile in it called WDTVLive.xml If that's where it goes then of course this is a subfolder of the config volume mapping.
May 17, 201511 yr Author Ahh exactly what I want to do! The profiles. My Plex config is in the Library/Application Support folder. And for some reason I have no access to that folder. But if I moved it, I would just add the profiles folder and it would override the default .xml profile? Thanks for all the help!
May 17, 201511 yr Ahh exactly what I want to do! The profiles. My Plex config is in the Library/Application Support folder. And for some reason I have no access to that folder. But if I moved it, I would just add the profiles folder and it would override the default .xml profile? Thanks for all the help! Yes, i think so, just put those xml in Profiles folder, and then try to play something mine WDC media player started to work after that..
May 17, 201511 yr Author Thank you so much! Thats all I need. Gonna reformat my drives (cause for some reason I can't delete folders in the Library user share). I am new to unRaid, so I'm just trying to get used to it lol. Thanks!
May 17, 201511 yr Thank you so much! Thats all I need. Gonna reformat my drives (cause for some reason I can't delete folders in the Library user share). I am new to unRaid, so I'm just trying to get used to it lol. Thanks! Gonna reformat your drives?! That sounds extremely drastic, totally unnecessary for almost any problem, and will not help for this problem anyway. The problem is that Plex owns those files, so only Plex (or root) can do anything to them. You will probably have to go to the command line for what you want to do.
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