March 14, 201610 yr Sorry; I knew that FYI... stop docker and delete image. do you have a cache drive?? docker is best run from a cache drive
March 14, 201610 yr so far ive done everything being brought up already, I feel like I'm missing something that tells plex hey this is a new media "server" and allows it to search for media
March 14, 201610 yr Author Sorry; I knew that FYI... stop docker and delete image. do you have a cache drive?? docker is best run from a cache drive See...I always have a little trouble, with the delete. I set Enable Docker, to no; check the box, that says delete image. But the delete button, is always inactive I have to like refresh, and massage it...to get the delete button, to become active. But I think it's done now. Sh*t...it's been so long; how can I look at disk 7, and make sure...it's really gone? NM
March 14, 201610 yr I have ftp setup, so I usually do that or ssh/telnet in and use midnight commander
March 14, 201610 yr I had it right on the root (right?); so it's gone? Would it be possible to post a picture of just the Main page where it lists all you drives not the file explorer view. The fact that your stopping array and rebooting is really a sign of something much more complicated.
March 14, 201610 yr Author I had it right on the root (right?); so it's gone? Would it be possible to post a picture of just the Main page where it lists all you drives not the file explorer view. The fact that your stopping array and rebooting is really a sign of something much more complicated. Sure. Can you tell me what you're looking for? Ah...disk7 is full!!??
March 14, 201610 yr Not sure if you are still having issues, but I had very similar issues a few months ago and it was the Amazon firestick. It could not see the server from time to time and I would have to reboot the stick every few days. However plex was running fine on our smart TV, phones, tablets, and WD tv lives boxes. I removed the Firestick, plugged in a chromecast and I haven't had an issue since! if you can..when you have issues, try to connect from another device.
March 14, 201610 yr Author Not sure if you are still having issues, but I had very similar issues a few months ago and it was the Amazon firestick. It could not see the server from time to time and I would have to reboot the stick every few days. However plex was running fine on our smart TV, phones, tablets, and WD tv lives boxes. I removed the Firestick, plugged in a chromecast and I haven't had an issue since! if you can..when you have issues, try to connect from another device. Once I have done a clean re-install; I will load it on my WDTV Live...and compare issues between it and FireTV.
March 14, 201610 yr my issue, is that I have no server listed at just using the webgui, so haven't even tried going to an actual device yet lol
March 14, 201610 yr Not sure if you are still having issues, but I had very similar issues a few months ago and it was the Amazon firestick. It could not see the server from time to time and I would have to reboot the stick every few days. However plex was running fine on our smart TV, phones, tablets, and WD tv lives boxes. I removed the Firestick, plugged in a chromecast and I haven't had an issue since! if you can..when you have issues, try to connect from another device. Once I have done a clean re-install; I will load it on my WDTV Live...and compare issues between it and FireTV. Sounds good! I have a good feeling that your firetv is going to be the issue.
March 14, 201610 yr Author my issue, is that I have no server listed at just using the webgui, so haven't even tried going to an actual device yet lol Soschronotek; no offense. You're welcome to lurk. But please...these guys can't solve 2 issues, in one thread
March 14, 201610 yr @CDLehner, don't forget to delete the previous Appdata folder for PLEX. Looks like you have it in /mnt/user/appdata/PLEX Delete that WHOLE PLEX folder. WARNING: This will also erase all your watched status and configuration, but I think that's what you want... to start from scratch.
March 14, 201610 yr sorry man don't mean to hijack, but getting zero response on my threads I feel like I'm missing something easy but no one seems to know
March 14, 201610 yr I had it right on the root (right?); so it's gone? Would it be possible to post a picture of just the Main page where it lists all you drives not the file explorer view. The fact that your stopping array and rebooting is really a sign of something much more complicated. Sure. Can you tell me what you're looking for? Ah...disk7 is full!!?? That could be your issue, with only 1.53GB left it doesn't really give docker much to work with. Is there a reason your not running a cache drive?
March 14, 201610 yr OK, here's how I would install this if working from scratch (on 6.1.9): 1. Setup a cache drive. 2. Add 'appdata' as a cache-ONLY share. 3. Enable docker, point docker.img to /mnt/cache/appdata 4. Install linuxserver.io Plex docker (my preference) 5. Set /config >> /mnt/cache/appdata/plex 6. Set media folders (i.e. /movies >> /mnt/user/movies) 7. Set /transcode >> /mnt/cache/appdata/plex (ensures plex doesnt fill docker.img with transcodes) 8. Save and start Plex docker. perform basic initialization steps (i.e. sign in, setup preferences, etc.). Don't forget to set your transcode dir in Plex to /transcode 9. Setup meta data agents 10. Setup media libraries / folders 11. Open router config, forward port 32400 to unraid server 12. Set plex to manual port forward (uPNP times out and disables remote access in my case) 13. Enjoy life. I think that covers it all from what I can recall.
March 14, 201610 yr 10gb docker.img is recommended but if youre only going to be using plex you should be fine with 5gb if youre not going to use a cache drive. use a drive that will have sufficient space. plex metadata grows fast. im up to 100gb lol
March 14, 201610 yr 10gb docker.img is recommended but if youre only going to be using plex you should be fine with 5gb if youre not going to use a cache drive. use a drive that will have sufficient space. plex metadata grows fast. im up to 100gb lol The metadata is stored in the 'appdata' folder, not the docker.img, just for clarity.
March 14, 201610 yr Author @CDLehner, don't forget to delete the previous Appdata folder for PLEX. Looks like you have it in /mnt/user/appdata/PLEX Delete that WHOLE PLEX folder. WARNING: This will also erase all your watched status and configuration, but I think that's what you want... to start from scratch. Yeppers. Thanks!
March 14, 201610 yr Author plex metadata grows fast. OMG; no sh*t. Plex dir has 32,000+ items to delete!
March 14, 201610 yr Author sorry man don't mean to hijack, but getting zero response on my threads I feel like I'm missing something easy but no one seems to know It's OK. See if you can glean anything, here; then I'm sure someone will turn their attention to your thread
March 14, 201610 yr Author ^^ As for the Cache drive; IDK. It's been a while, since I cracked the case open...or needed to; but I think I'm maxxed-out on drives, without having to add a card
March 14, 201610 yr i use to run my config off a data drive for the protection but since i can cache pool now i moved it over to a cache drive so its not a bug deal but it does give you a small boost in performance
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