Also, although the logs you posted aren't what I asked for, you'll find if you look at them an error concerning the VERSION variable.

17 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

That's the one but if VERSION="2.13.0" is not a valid parameter.  Look here, VERSION should be either latest, plexpass or a specific version number, and 2.13.0 I can tell by looking isn't a valid one.   Not that I think this is contributing to your current issue.

 

Well...that used to be just 'latest'; but I futzed with it, to try and solve the issue.

And the other questions?  No idea where you got 2.13.0 from, PMS is only on version 1.43 I think. 

11 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

@CDLehner 

 

Give us an example of a file you're trying to scan in that isn't working so we can at least check the naming.

 

 

 

Above...

 

 

For example; Moonlight isn't updating.

 

3 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

And the other questions?  No idea where you got 2.13.0 from, PMS is only on version 1.43 I think. 

 

Obviously, I was looking at the version of the wrong thing. But 'latest' works, right; and that's what it was...when the issue just cropped up.

Edited March 5, 20179 yr by CDLehner

latest is fine, and this is definitely not the cause of your issues.....

O@CDLehner  Bingo, look here then do a search on imdb for moonlight

 

As you're not naming your media correctly my guess is Plex is just confused as to which moonlight.  Logs would still be helpful though.

7 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

And the other questions?  No idea where you got 2.13.0 from, PMS is only on version 1.43 I think. 

 

Applied...

 

 

And here's the subsequent run command...

 

3 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

O@CDLehner  Bingo, look here then do a search on imdb for moonlight

 

As you're not naming your media correctly my guess is Plex is just confused as to which moonlight.  Logs would still be helpful though.

 

OK; I'll change Moonlight. Can you help me, with the "right" logs?

 

Thx

I don't see how I can help you any further I've given you the directory they are in and the file is named Plex Media Server.log 

25 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

@CDLehner 

 

By Plex logs I mean the ones in your /mnt/cache/appdata/plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Logs/

 

 

 

3 minutes ago, CDLehner said:

 

OK; I'll change Moonlight. Can you help me, with the "right" logs?

 

Thx

 

He already supplied you the info twice where the log is.

6 minutes ago, CDLehner said:

 

OK; I'll change Moonlight. Can you help me, with the "right" logs?

 

Thx

Not only change Moonlight, it would be a good idea to make sure you follow that convention for everything you add going forward from here.

8 minutes ago, CDLehner said:

 

OK; I'll change Moonlight. Can you help me, with the "right" logs?

 

Thx

 

OK; I changed Moonlight to Moonlight (2016); no update.

 

Lemme try and find this log file.

 

You know...you guys are INCREDIBLY helpful; and I understand your frustration. But please realize...this doesn't come as easily to some of us, as you.

Edited March 5, 20179 yr by CDLehner

2 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

Not only change Moonlight, it would be a good idea to make sure you follow that convention for everything you add going forward from here.

 

Of course...I'll be aware of it going forward. But in my defense...247 titles, over years; and I've been OK, until a few weeks ago.

4 minutes ago, CDLehner said:

 

OK; I changed Moonlight to Moonlight (2016); no update.

 

Lemme try and find this log file.

 

You know...you guys are INCREDIBLY helpful; and I understand your frustration. But please realize...this doesn't come as easily to some of us, as you.

I also sent you a PM..

OK; which log(s) do you want?

 

My guess would be trigger a library update and then look at Plex Media Scanner.log

12 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

My guess would be trigger a library update and then look at Plex Media Scanner.log

 

Plex Media Scanner.log

Edited March 5, 20179 yr by CDLehner

I had the linuxserver.io version of plex running very smooth for a little over 2wks. I can truly appreciate the snappy navigation of plex in a docker & ease of linuxserver.io's update process...it worked wonderfully!!! However, the docker is no longer launching; my streaming devices cannot find the server & I keep getting "This site can't be reached" (chrome & IE) when attempting to access the plex WebUI. I've tried an un&re-install of the docker, but no change. The plex docker log is continuously displaying "Starting Plex Media Server."...partial log attached. I even tried the binhex & limetech docker versions as well...still no love.

 

I can only think of one thing that I've recently done that could be affecting the docker from launching. Which was my "attempt" to setup a rsync session with another local storage server; without having to input a ssh password each time & also binding transfers over a 10GbE direct connection.

 

I digress, I'm not at all good with linux so I followed along with a youtube tutorial. One of the commands was **chmod600/root/.ssh/authorized_keys**. I didn't know at the time but as you linux vets may very well know, the chmod command pertains to the access permissions (read/write in this case). 

 

A member from another forum mentioned having to modify his chmod to get his linuxserver.io plex version working. It got me thinking that the key generation/transfer or chmod settings in the youtube tutorial had something to do with derailing my unRAID plex experience :-(

 

I could very well be off base with this theory & nothing during the process is the culprit but any feedback/assistance would be GREATLY appreciated as I would love to be pleXing again through unRAID. In the meantime, I've been using plex through the other local server, but the unRAID hardware/docker makes the experience a lot snappier.

 

Another thing, the rsync setup didn't fully work as anticipated :-(

I was able to ssh in the other server (putty) & make some transfers but haven't been able to effectively bind the transfers to the 10GbE direct connection. This the least of my concerns at the moment though.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 6, 20179 yr by kleyden

@CDLehner Plex is scanning /movies, and in your docker run command you've got movies in /movies-BD and movies in /movies-SD

 

You done some folder reconfiguration?

Edited March 5, 20179 yr by CHBMB

@kleyden Can you run this command via putty.

 

ls -la /mnt/user/appdata/ and post the results please.

here you go @CHBMB, 

 

root@unLeyden:~# ls -la /mnt/user/appdata/
total 16
drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users  0 Mar  5 17:40 ./
drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 68 Mar  4 00:21 ../

18 minutes ago, CHBMB said:

@CDLehner Plex is scanning /movies, and in your docker run command you've got movies in /movies-BD and movies in /movies-SD

 

You done some folder reconfiguration?

 

Bear with me here:

 

Again...nothing that wasn't working before; but...

 

/movie is my share...and I want Plex scanning all the movies in there. But I have "volumes", mapped for different libraries; like /movies-BD, /movies-SD, etc.

 

Edited March 5, 20179 yr by CDLehner

@kleyden There's no plex-osaurus folder in there.

Just now, CDLehner said:

 

Bear with me here:

 

Again...nothing that wasn't working before; but...

 

/movie is my share...and I want Plex scanning all the movies in there. But I have "volumes", mapped for different libraries; like /movies-BD, /movies-SD, etc.

 

 

What folder is moonlight in?