Please help.

[trurl]

Something wrong somewhere, maybe a corrupt flash? Or just a corrupt template?

 

Try deleting that container and starting from scratch by adding a new linuxserver plex from Community Applications.

 

[Squid]

I'm going to pop in here and suggest an alternative route.

 

From the apps tab, search for Plex.  Then install the one named binhex-plex.  Don't touch anything on the template.  Simply hit Apply.  It's already set up properly out of the box.  

[CHBMB]

I'm going to pop in here and suggest an alternative route.
 
From the apps tab, search for Plex.  Then install the one named binhex-plex.  Don't touch anything on the template.  Simply hit Apply.  It's already set up properly out of the box.  

Implication being other containers aren't which is incorrect.

Whilst that will work for Plex, OP is still going to have no clue how docker works and struggle with installing anything else.

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[Squid]

Just now, CHBMB said:

Implication being other containers aren't which is incorrect.

Not at all.  If we can get one container working for the OP then there's a better chance of understanding what's going on rather than going around in circles.

[scufless]

@trurl I tried starting from scratch and that did not seem to work

@Squid I installed binhex-plex and simply hit apply. Now where to put the media?

@CHBMB I don't want to install anything else.  I just want Plex to work

[CHBMB]

[mention=7072]trurl[/mention] I tried starting from scratch and that did not seem to work
[mention=10290]Squid[/mention] I installed binhex-plex and simply hit apply. Now where to put the media?
[mention=6219]CHBMB[/mention] I don't want to install anything else.  I just want Plex to work

Stop the linuxserver version, restart the binhex version, it'll work.

Your media will be in /media

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[scufless]

It seems to be working!  THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH!