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Script to Auto Update Plex Media Server on Synology NAS

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Done, with errors! #25

Closed bolshukhin closed 1 year ago

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

Script output

Task Scheduler has completed a scheduled task.

Task: PlexUpdate
Start time: Thu, 01 Apr 2021 00:00:01 GMT
Stop time: Thu, 01 Apr 2021 00:00:02 GMT
Current status: 1 (Interrupted)
Standard output/error:
Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Retrieving version data ]
Available version: 1.22.1.4228-724c56e62

Done, with errors!

NAS Model

DS218 PLUS

DSM Version

DSM 7.0-41222

Additional context

Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.1.4228-724c56e62

Done, with errors!

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"...

If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"...

If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory

Done, with errors!

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"... If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory

Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin : Well that's interesting... Lets start with the simple/basic confirmation... Can you please confirm that "Plex Media Server" is actually properly installed on your NAS? As in if you go to DSM -> Package Center can you find it listed there and able to run? If not you might have to install it (even if it's an old one)

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"... If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update... [ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin : Well that's interesting... Lets start with the simple/basic confirmation... Can you please confirm that "Plex Media Server" is actually properly installed on your NAS? As in if you go to DSM -> Package Center can you find it listed there and able to run? If not you might have to install it (even if it's an old one)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Enabling Plex Pass releases ] Found Plex Token

[ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10 Installed version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def

New version available!

[ Finding release ] { "label": "Intel 64-bit (DSM 6.0 and newer)", "build": "linux-x86_64", "distro": "synology", "url": "https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM6.spk", "checksum": "89559efdde897b38ba1b5e4ffb6de50df6d5bbe9" }

[ Downloading release package ] 2021-05-07 15:22:15 URL:https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM6.spk [110131200/110131200] -> "/tmp/plex.EABKtc/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM6.spk" [1]

[ Verifying checksum ] Checksum valid!

[ Installing package ] {"error":{"code":0},"results":[{"action":"install","beta":false,"betaIncoming":false,"error":{"code":319,"description":"invalid package privilege content"},"installReboot":false,"installing":true,"language":"enu","last_stage":"prepare_install","package":"Plex Media Server","packageName":"Plex Media Server","spk":"/tmp/plex.EABKtc/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM6.spk","stage":"install_failed","success":false,"username":""}],"success":false}

[ Cleaning up ] Removing /tmp/plex.EABKtc

Done, with errors!

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"... If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update... [ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin : Well that's interesting... Lets start with the simple/basic confirmation... Can you please confirm that "Plex Media Server" is actually properly installed on your NAS? As in if you go to DSM -> Package Center can you find it listed there and able to run? If not you might have to install it (even if it's an old one)

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"... If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update... [ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin : Well that's interesting... Lets start with the simple/basic confirmation... Can you please confirm that "Plex Media Server" is actually properly installed on your NAS? As in if you go to DSM -> Package Center can you find it listed there and able to run? If not you might have to install it (even if it's an old one)

im edited installed_version=$(/var/packages/PlexMediaServer/target/Plex\ Media\ Server --version) then I have this:

ask Scheduler has completed a scheduled task.

Task: PlexUpdate Start time: Fri, 07 May 2021 15:29:18 GMT Stop time: Fri, 07 May 2021 15:29:19 GMT Current status: 0 (Normal) Standard output/error: Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def Installed version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def

Plex is up-to-date.

Done!

but, with the key --plex-pass

Task: PlexUpdate Start time: Fri, 07 May 2021 15:31:40 GMT Stop time: Fri, 07 May 2021 15:31:51 GMT Current status: 1 (Interrupted) Standard output/error: Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Enabling Plex Pass releases ] Found Plex Token

[ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10 Installed version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def

New version available!

[ Downloading release package ] 2021-05-07 15:31:46 URL:https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM6.spk [110131200/110131200] -> "/tmp/plex.Z5CGLr/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM6.spk" [1]

[ Verifying checksum ] Checksum valid!

[ Installing package ] {"error":{"code":0},"results":[{"action":"install","beta":false,"betaIncoming":false,"error":{"code":319,"description":"invalid package privilege content"},"installReboot":false,"installing":true,"language":"enu","last_stage":"prepare_install","package":"Plex Media Server","packageName":"Plex Media Server","spk":"/tmp/plex.Z5CGLr/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM6.spk","stage":"install_failed","success":false,"username":""}],"success":false}

[ Cleaning up ] Removing /tmp/plex.Z5CGLr

Done, with errors!

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"... If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update... [ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin : Well that's interesting... Lets start with the simple/basic confirmation... Can you please confirm that "Plex Media Server" is actually properly installed on your NAS? As in if you go to DSM -> Package Center can you find it listed there and able to run? If not you might have to install it (even if it's an old one)

DSM7. this is new version for me https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_**DSM7**.spk

but script use it https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_**DSM6**.spk

[ Finding release ] { "label": "Intel 64-bit (DSM 6.0 and newer)", "build": "linux-x86_64", "distro": "synology",

where I can change "synology" to "synology (DSM 7)"?

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either: A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process) My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"... If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update... [ Retrieving version data ] Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin : Well that's interesting... Lets start with the simple/basic confirmation... Can you please confirm that "Plex Media Server" is actually properly installed on your NAS? As in if you go to DSM -> Package Center can you find it listed there and able to run? If not you might have to install it (even if it's an old one)

DSM7. this is new version for me https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_**DSM7**.spk

but script use it https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_**DSM6**.spk

[ Finding release ] { "label": "Intel 64-bit (DSM 6.0 and newer)", "build": "linux-x86_64", "distro": "synology",

where I can change "synology" to "synology (DSM 7)"?

All great information @bolshukhin! Thank you! I'll study this some more today and hopefully put a DSM7 support PR up later today. Maybe you can test it out for me?

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin : based on the location of the failure, my guess is that the script is failing while it's invoking synopkg version 'Plex Media Server', which would point to either:

A. An issue with using that logic on DSM7 OR

B. An issue with your current plex installation (as in, it's not really installed or installed using an "unusual" process)

My next guess would be that, since you are here, your plex installation is "fine" (Not "B"), so I would have to stick with "Something is broken with the script when used with DSM7"...

If you have a chance, would you be able to try my fork (here), which uses a slightly different method for getting the currently installed version (which I hope is compatible with DSM7 but don't currently have a way of testing... you can see the changes by hitting the "compare" button on my fork's page)

Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Retrieving version data ]

Available version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def

update-plex.sh: line 155: /var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex Media Server: No such file or directory

Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin : Well that's interesting... Lets start with the simple/basic confirmation... Can you please confirm that "Plex Media Server" is actually properly installed on your NAS? As in if you go to DSM -> Package Center can you find it listed there and able to run? If not you might have to install it (even if it's an old one)

DSM7.

this is new version for me

https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_**DSM7**.spk

but script use it

https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_**DSM6**.spk

[ Finding release ]

{

"label": "Intel 64-bit (DSM 6.0 and newer)",

"build": "linux-x86_64",

"distro": "synology",

where I can change "synology" to "synology (DSM 7)"?

All great information @bolshukhin! Thank you! I'll study this some more today and hopefully put a DSM7 support PR up later today. Maybe you can test it out for me?

Yes, sure. I'm waiting

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

Yes, sure. I'm waiting

@bolshukhin I was able to create a new version that I hope adds support for DSM7 (I don't have DSM7 to test, but I came up with a couple of guesses based on your inputs, it still works well with my DSM6)... I have it on my DSM7 branch here: https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/blob/DSM7/update-plex.sh If you can test it and it works for you then I can do a pull request for it.

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

Yes, sure. I'm waiting

@bolshukhin I was able to create a new version that I hope adds support for DSM7 (I don't have DSM7 to test, but I came up with a couple of guesses based on your inputs, it still works well with my DSM6)... I have it on my DSM7 branch here: https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/blob/DSM7/update-plex.sh If you can test it and it works for you then I can do a pull request for it.

update-plex.sh --plex-pass Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Enabling Plex Pass releases ] Found Plex Token

[ Retrieving version data ] DSM Major Version found: 7 Looking for Available Version (DSM 7) Available version: 1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10 Looking for Installed Version (DSM 7) Installed version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def

New version available!

[ Finding release ] Getting Release information (DSM 7) { "label": "Intel 64-bit", "build": "linux-x86_64", "distro": "synology-dsm7", "url": "https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk", "checksum": "e9f1144422c3ea544c7be97d00fecdf320b63e8d" }

[ Downloading release package ] 2021-05-08 09:01:30 URL:https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk [110417920/110417920] -> "/tmp/plex.MraHtU/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk" [1]

[ Verifying checksum ] Checksum valid!

[ Installing package ] {"error":{"code":0},"results":[{"action":"upgrade","beta":true,"betaIncoming":true,"error":{"code":0},"finished":true,"installReboot":false,"installing":true,"language":"enu","last_stage":"started","package":"PlexMediaServer","packageName":"Plex Media Server","pid":28897,"scripts":[{"code":0,"message":"","type":"stop"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"preupgrade"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"preuninst"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"postuninst"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"preinst"},{"code":0,"message":"

Note: If Plex cannot access your media, verify user PlexMediaServer is granted permission in Control Panel.

\nSet access to your media share(s) by performing the following steps:

\n1. Open Control Panel and select Shared Folder
\n2. Select the share which contains your media and click Edit
\n3. Click the Permissions tab
\n4. Change the dropdown from Local Users to System internal user
\n5. Check the Read/Write checkbox for the PlexMediaServer user
\n6. Click Save to confirm the new permissions
\n7. Repeat steps 2-6 for each share you want Plex Media Server to access
\n","type":"postinst"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"postupgrade"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"start"}],"spk":"/tmp/plex.MraHtU/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk","stage":"installed_and_started","status":"running","success":true,"username":""}],"success":true}

[ Restarting Plex Media Server ] {"action":"prepare","error":{"code":150,"description":"Failed to load package info"},"stage":"prepare","success":false}

[ Cleaning up ] Removing /tmp/plex.MraHtU

Done, with errors!

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

Yes, sure. I'm waiting

@bolshukhin I was able to create a new version that I hope adds support for DSM7 (I don't have DSM7 to test, but I came up with a couple of guesses based on your inputs, it still works well with my DSM6)... I have it on my DSM7 branch here: https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/blob/DSM7/update-plex.sh If you can test it and it works for you then I can do a pull request for it.

but, if I start sh again

update-plex.sh --plex-pass Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Enabling Plex Pass releases ] Found Plex Token

Plex is up-to-date.

Done!

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

Yes, sure. I'm waiting

@bolshukhin I was able to create a new version that I hope adds support for DSM7 (I don't have DSM7 to test, but I came up with a couple of guesses based on your inputs, it still works well with my DSM6)... I have it on my DSM7 branch here: https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/blob/DSM7/update-plex.sh If you can test it and it works for you then I can do a pull request for it.

I'd like to add Telegram noty

can you add it after restarting Plex?

for example

function telegram_noty() { set_telegram noty echo if version_lte "$available_version" "$installed_version"; then if [[ "$installed_version" != "$available_version" ]]; then curl -X GET -k "https://api.telegram.org/bot1479864:AAHN8OSM_83e01RvCEIU/sendMessage?chat_id=-414040&text=Plex is up to date" then echo 'Telegram noty sent' fi fi }

Tnx

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

Re: "Telegram noty"

Sorry @bolshukhin, don't think I can personally do the Telegram one... several reasons: 1- I don't use telegram and I'm not familiar with its Terms of Service or APIs. 2- I don't really have enough spare time right now to do the required research, create a test environment, and then attempt to implement, test and push an enhancement like this. 3- It's still @cowboy 's project, he should really have a say on if adding Telegram notifications would be proper for his project.

From the looks of it though it looks like you are well on your way to implementing it. Just be careful, like I said above, I don't know the telegram application , APIs or Terms of Service... but you might not want to be posting a telegram bot id (guess) or chat id in a public forum like this.

Also, probably best to put a request like this in a separate issue request.

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

Yes, sure. I'm waiting

@bolshukhin I was able to create a new version that I hope adds support for DSM7 (I don't have DSM7 to test, but I came up with a couple of guesses based on your inputs, it still works well with my DSM6)... I have it on my DSM7 branch here: https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/blob/DSM7/update-plex.sh If you can test it and it works for you then I can do a pull request for it.

update-plex.sh --plex-pass Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Enabling Plex Pass releases ] Found Plex Token

[ Retrieving version data ] DSM Major Version found: 7 Looking for Available Version (DSM 7) Available version: 1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10 Looking for Installed Version (DSM 7) Installed version: 1.22.3.4392-d7c624def

New version available!

[ Finding release ] Getting Release information (DSM 7) { "label": "Intel 64-bit", "build": "linux-x86_64", "distro": "synology-dsm7", "url": "https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk", "checksum": "e9f1144422c3ea544c7be97d00fecdf320b63e8d" }

[ Downloading release package ] 2021-05-08 09:01:30 URL:https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk [110417920/110417920] -> "/tmp/plex.MraHtU/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk" [1]

[ Verifying checksum ] Checksum valid!

[ Installing package ] {"error":{"code":0},"results":[{"action":"upgrade","beta":true,"betaIncoming":true,"error":{"code":0},"finished":true,"installReboot":false,"installing":true,"language":"enu","last_stage":"started","package":"PlexMediaServer","packageName":"Plex Media Server","pid":28897,"scripts":[{"code":0,"message":"","type":"stop"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"preupgrade"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"preuninst"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"postuninst"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"preinst"},{"code":0,"message":"

Note: If Plex cannot access your media, verify user PlexMediaServer is granted permission in Control Panel.

\nSet access to your media share(s) by performing the following steps:

\n1. Open Control Panel and select Shared Folder \n2. Select the share which contains your media and click Edit \n3. Click the Permissions tab \n4. Change the dropdown from Local Users to System internal user \n5. Check the Read/Write checkbox for the PlexMediaServer user \n6. Click Save to confirm the new permissions \n7. Repeat steps 2-6 for each share you want Plex Media Server to access \n","type":"postinst"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"postupgrade"},{"code":0,"message":"","type":"start"}],"spk":"/tmp/plex.MraHtU/PlexMediaServer-1.23.0.4497-a1b1f3c10-x86_64_DSM7.spk","stage":"installed_and_started","status":"running","success":true,"username":""}],"success":true} [ Restarting Plex Media Server ] {"action":"prepare","error":{"code":150,"description":"Failed to load package info"},"stage":"prepare","success":false}

[ Cleaning up ] Removing /tmp/plex.MraHtU

Done, with errors!

@bolshukhin that's very promising! Thank you for testing and the log information! The only thing that appears not to have worked correctly would be the restart of the package... which is basically a one line function calling synopkg start:

function restart_plex() {
  header 'Restarting Plex Media Server'
  synopkg start 'Plex Media Server'
}

My best guess here based on what you've posted above and what I can see from manually downloading the package and reviewing the scripts is that Plex has renamed the package for DSM 7 to not include the blank spaces... Unfortunately I don't have DSM7 to prove this with... Could you please perform the following test for me?: 1- Log in to your Synology with SSH , become root (sudo -i) 2- run synopkg status 'Plex Media Server' and note output 3- run synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' and note output

Thank you!

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin that's very promising! Thank you for testing and the log information! The only thing that appears not to have worked correctly would be the restart of the package... which is basically a one line function calling synopkg start:
function restart_plex() {
  header 'Restarting Plex Media Server'
  synopkg start 'Plex Media Server'
}
My best guess here based on what you've posted above and what I can see from manually downloading the package and reviewing the scripts is that Plex has renamed the package for DSM 7 to not include the blank spaces... Unfortunately I don't have DSM7 to prove this with... Could you please perform the following test for me?: 1- Log in to your Synology with SSH , become root (sudo -i) 2- run synopkg status 'Plex Media Server' and note output 3- run synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' and note output

Thank you!

@bolshukhin / @cowboy : After thinking about it for a little longer I decided to just "bite the bullet" and setup a virtual DSM 7 instance I can test on. I confirmed the package name change (from 'Plex Media Server' to 'PlexMediaServer') in DSM7 versions and pushed an update for DSM7 support to my DSM7 branch (https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/tree/DSM7)

I think it's ready for review/PR if @cowboy gets time.

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin that's very promising! Thank you for testing and the log information! The only thing that appears not to have worked correctly would be the restart of the package... which is basically a one line function calling synopkg start:
function restart_plex() {
  header 'Restarting Plex Media Server'
  synopkg start 'Plex Media Server'
}
My best guess here based on what you've posted above and what I can see from manually downloading the package and reviewing the scripts is that Plex has renamed the package for DSM 7 to not include the blank spaces... Unfortunately I don't have DSM7 to prove this with... Could you please perform the following test for me?: 1- Log in to your Synology with SSH , become root (sudo -i) 2- run synopkg status 'Plex Media Server' and note output 3- run synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' and note output Thank you!
@bolshukhin / @cowboy : After thinking about it for a little longer I decided to just "bite the bullet" and setup a virtual DSM 7 instance I can test on. I confirmed the package name change (from 'Plex Media Server' to 'PlexMediaServer') in DSM7 versions and pushed an update for DSM7 support to my DSM7 branch (https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/tree/DSM7)

I think it's ready for review/PR if @cowboy gets time.

:~$ synopkg status 'Plex Media Server' No such package Plex Media Server Status: [255] :~$ synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' PlexMediaServer package is stopped Status: [263] :~$ synopkg start 'PlexMediaServer' {"action":"prepare","error":{"code":275,"description":"failed to lock packages"},"stage":"prepare","success":false}

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin that's very promising! Thank you for testing and the log information! The only thing that appears not to have worked correctly would be the restart of the package... which is basically a one line function calling synopkg start:
function restart_plex() {

  header 'Restarting Plex Media Server'

  synopkg start 'Plex Media Server'

}
My best guess here based on what you've posted above and what I can see from manually downloading the package and reviewing the scripts is that Plex has renamed the package for DSM 7 to not include the blank spaces... Unfortunately I don't have DSM7 to prove this with... Could you please perform the following test for me?:

1- Log in to your Synology with SSH , become root (sudo -i)

2- run synopkg status 'Plex Media Server' and note output

3- run synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' and note output

Thank you!
@bolshukhin / @cowboy : After thinking about it for a little longer I decided to just "bite the bullet" and setup a virtual DSM 7 instance I can test on. I confirmed the package name change (from 'Plex Media Server' to 'PlexMediaServer') in DSM7 versions and pushed an update for DSM7 support to my DSM7 branch (https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/tree/DSM7)

I think it's ready for review/PR if @cowboy gets time.

Something needs to be added:

When I run `synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' I'm receive Plex is stoped, but pkg is run

oscaritoro commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin that's very promising! Thank you for testing and the log information! The only thing that appears not to have worked correctly would be the restart of the package... which is basically a one line function calling synopkg start:

function restart_plex() {

header 'Restarting Plex Media Server'

synopkg start 'Plex Media Server'

}

My best guess here based on what you've posted above and what I can see from manually downloading the package and reviewing the scripts is that Plex has renamed the package for DSM 7 to not include the blank spaces... Unfortunately I don't have DSM7 to prove this with... Could you please perform the following test for me?:

1- Log in to your Synology with SSH , become root (sudo -i)

2- run synopkg status 'Plex Media Server' and note output

3- run synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' and note output

Thank you!

@bolshukhin / @cowboy : After thinking about it for a little longer I decided to just "bite the bullet" and setup a virtual DSM 7 instance I can test on. I confirmed the package name change (from 'Plex Media Server' to 'PlexMediaServer') in DSM7 versions and pushed an update for DSM7 support to my DSM7 branch (https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/tree/DSM7) I think it's ready for review/PR if @cowboy gets time.

Something needs to be added:

When I run `synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' I'm receive Plex is stopped, but pkg is run

Just in case... did you make sure to run as root? if you don't run as root it will show as stopped even if it's running. At least when I test on the virtual DSM7 I installed it works correctly when run as root but not when run as normal user.

bolshukhin commented 3 years ago

@bolshukhin that's very promising! Thank you for testing and the log information! The only thing that appears not to have worked correctly would be the restart of the package... which is basically a one line function calling synopkg start:

function restart_plex() {

header 'Restarting Plex Media Server'

synopkg start 'Plex Media Server'

}

My best guess here based on what you've posted above and what I can see from manually downloading the package and reviewing the scripts is that Plex has renamed the package for DSM 7 to not include the blank spaces... Unfortunately I don't have DSM7 to prove this with... Could you please perform the following test for me?:

1- Log in to your Synology with SSH , become root (sudo -i)

2- run synopkg status 'Plex Media Server' and note output

3- run synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' and note output

Thank you!

@bolshukhin / @cowboy : After thinking about it for a little longer I decided to just "bite the bullet" and setup a virtual DSM 7 instance I can test on. I confirmed the package name change (from 'Plex Media Server' to 'PlexMediaServer') in DSM7 versions and pushed an update for DSM7 support to my DSM7 branch (https://github.com/oscaritoro/synology-update-plex/tree/DSM7) I think it's ready for review/PR if @cowboy gets time.

Something needs to be added: When I run `synopkg status 'PlexMediaServer' I'm receive Plex is stopped, but pkg is run

Just in case... did you make sure to run as root? if you don't run as root it will show as stopped even if it's running. At least when I test on the virtual DSM7 I installed it works correctly when run as root but not when run as normal user.

Hi, new issue. Do you have any ideas?

sudo /volume1/Plex/Update/synology-update-plex-master/update-plex.sh --plex-pass Password: Checking for a Plex Media Server update...

[ Initializing notification system ] Notifications installed

[ Enabling Plex Pass releases ] Found Plex Token

[ Retrieving version data ] DSM Major Version found: 7 Looking for Available Version (DSM 7) Available version: 1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3 Looking for Installed Version (DSM 7) Installed version: 1.23.3.4706-f48049cad

New version available!

[ Finding release ] Getting Release information (DSM 7) { "label": "Intel 64-bit", "build": "linux-x86_64", "distro": "synology-dsm7", "url": "https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3-x86_64_DSM7.spk", "checksum": "09e910c4e66752e4722c4753488ce247d7ccf526" }

[ Downloading release package ] 2021-06-21 20:06:05 URL:https://downloads.plex.tv/plex-media-server-new/1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3/synology-dsm7/PlexMediaServer-1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3-x86_64_DSM7.spk [108636160/108636160] -> "/tmp/plex.oVnAEI/PlexMediaServer-1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3-x86_64_DSM7.spk" [1]

[ Verifying checksum ] Checksum valid!

[ Installing package ] {"error":{"code":0},"results":[{"action":"install","beta":true,"betaIncoming":true,"error":{"code":261,"description":"invalid package info content"},"installReboot":false,"installing":true,"language":"enu","last_stage":"prepare_install","package":"PlexMediaServer","packageName":"Plex Media Server","spk":"/tmp/plex.oVnAEI/PlexMediaServer-1.23.3.4707-ebb5fe9f3-x86_64_DSM7.spk","stage":"install_failed","success":false,"username":""}],"success":false}

[ Cleaning up ] Removing /tmp/plex.oVnAEI

Done, with errors!

mfilej commented 2 years ago

FWIW, I was having this issue on DSM7 and to fix it, I had to change references to the package from 'Plex Media Server' to PlexMediaServer (two instances where synopkg is called with a string literal).

cowboy commented 1 year ago

The latest master branch (and upcoming release) should address these issues. If they don't, please open another issue. Thanks!

cowboy commented 1 year ago

This fix has been addressed in the latest release https://github.com/cowboy/synology-update-plex/releases