So I installed it.

You installed what?

Plex

Did you delete the docker image or not? Those plex mappings are still wrong. Don't install anything until you delete and recreate the docker image.

In fact, delete and recreate the docker image then post diagnostics. Don't try to install any dockers at all.

I am sorry. I thought deleting the docker would delete the image as well. Sorry to ask you this. But how do you delte an image?

22 minutes ago, trurl said:

Disable docker service if you enabled it, delete the docker image and recreate it.

Go to Settings - Docker and disable dockers, then it will let you delete the image. The docker image is where all containers executable code is stored. It is also where a container will write if you make it write to anything that isn't mapped, which is what you did before.

 

 

Your awesome. So I deleted the image file.

Create a new one using those same settings on that same page.

Here is the new diagnostic after removing the image. 

tower-diagnostics-20190413-2003.zip

Those diagnostics are fine but the diagnostics after you create a new docker image is what I really wanted.

So i should use these settings?

yes

Just installed the plex docker. Here is the file.

tower-diagnostics-20190413-2012.zip

Thanks again for all your help and patients with me. Tell trying to wrap my head around all this. Being new to something is tough.

Those diagnostics look OK, but I can't really tell from the diagnostics how you installed plex. The last screenshot you showed for a plex docker install was wrong.

 

Let's try this, since it will give you another way to get us the information for any of your docker setups. Post the docker run command for your plex docker as explained here:

 

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-real-docker-faq/#comment-564345

 

Ok. I will take a look and try to get you that info. Thanks

So I think I could be on to something here. But I feel like it could be the metedata that is filling up. But I am still looking over the link you provided me to get you the info for the docker itself. Once I get that I will send it over to you for a look.

This is what I am currently at. As Plex is still loading up everything. Movies and TV Shows

I used the LimeTech repository to run plex 

Waiting for the docker run command. I am going to quote the part of the linked post here. It is very short, not complicated, and shouldn't take long to get it and post it.

 

On 5/26/2017 at 12:03 PM, Squid said:

post the docker "run" command that will appear when you install / edit the application (you can always make any change and then change it back and hit "Apply" to get the docker run command to appear

 

 

 

Here is the command line. I hope I set this up right. Hahahahaha.

You don't have a mapping for the plex appdata, which is what your problem has been all along. This will cause the plex library, which can be quite large, to be stored in the docker image, as you have already experienced.

So how would suggest that I do that? Just create a path for that to be put on my array or cache?

I noticed that it has been slowly creeping back up. I am at 66% already again.