Karyudo Posted September 7, 2018 Author Share Posted September 7, 2018 I moved a bunch of stuff off the cache, so now it's got 150+ GB free. Should be good for a while. I re-enabled Docker, and most things seem to be working. Plex, however, started as though it was a fresh install. I thought that was weird. I did nothing, shut Plex down, and then stopped and started the array (to remove the HDD from the cache pool). Next time I fired up Plex, I went to the main page, and all my media and watched status seems to be there, but it's telling me to claim the server, which now has a different name. What?! I'm sure I saw on the board sometime in the past how to restore info for Dockers, but I can't find it now. Any hints as to where I can look for some help? Quote Link to comment
trurl Posted September 7, 2018 Share Posted September 7, 2018 6 minutes ago, Karyudo said: I went to the main page, and all my media and watched status seems to be there, but it's telling me to claim the server, which now has a different name. What?! Not sure what that's about but it doesn't seem like an unRAID or docker issue. I think I have seen others recently with similar and it was a Plex issue. Might take a look at the linuxserver.io plex thread. Have you tried "reclaiming the server"? I think what you may be referring to as far as restoring dockers is where people disable docker service, delete and recreate docker image, then go to Apps - Previous Apps where it will let you reinstall any and all of your dockers with their previous settings. Might help, might not. Quote Link to comment
Karyudo Posted September 7, 2018 Author Share Posted September 7, 2018 2 minutes ago, trurl said: Have you tried "reclaiming the server"? No, because the server name I'd be "reclaiming" was new, defaulting (?) to the name of my unRAID server, which is not what I had for months until I disabled Docker a few days ago! I didn't want to stumble my way into an alternate timeline where Biff owns Hill Valley. 2 minutes ago, trurl said: I think what you may be referring to as far as restoring dockers is where people disable docker service, delete and recreate docker image, then go to Apps - Previous Apps where it will let you reinstall any and all of your dockers with their previous settings. Might help, might not. You're right: that sounds familiar. Before I try that, I'll read some more of the recent stuff in the linuxserver.io thread. Quote Link to comment
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