Closed rh535 closed 8 months ago
@rh535
Unraid is supported. Some images are not. m (there are those who completely violate standard Plex structure)
Whose image are you using to create the container and what is the path (from inside the command line) to the Databases ?
What you're showing me looks like you forgot the docker exec -it <container> bash
command ????
/mnt/appdata
is what you see from the shell on Unraid from outside the container.
@rh535
Unraid is supported. Some images are not.
Whose image are you using to create the container and what is the path (from inside the command line) to the Databases ?
Repository: lscr.io/linuxserver
LSIO is supported.
Go recheck and make certain you are INSIDE the container when you invoke my tool
What you showed me looked like you ran it from the Unraid web browser "terminal" window (?)
This is what happens when I try to cd into the folder.
root@Klauss:~# sudo docker exec -it plex /bin/bash root@Klauss:/# cd PlexDBRepair-1.05.00 bash: cd: PlexDBRepair-1.05.00: No such file or directory root@Klauss:/#
But I do have that folder in that container....I think
You have an issue within the container
I would try a wildcard cd PlexDB*
and see if it picks up on that.
If it still doesn't then download the tar.gz again... -OR- just grab the PlexDBRepair.sh directly with a 'wget'
I was able to just upload the DBRepair.sh into the Plex container folder and run the file. Thanks for the help
I'm running into an error after I type in ./DBRepair.sh.
I have Plex in a docker container from Linuxserver.
Would you have any thoughts on how to fix this error? I believe it should be supported. Thanks for all your work!