Once or twice a day, I'll start playing something (or see another user on my Plex server do so) that never generates a notification. When this happens, I find nothing in nginx's access or error logs. (My plex-pushover instance runs outside the LAN, behind an nginx reverse proxy that is itself behind Cloudflare.)
Checking the Plex Media Server logs around those times shows nothing of particular relevance. The most recent occurrence, tonight, shows a flood of WARN - Waited one whole second for a busy database. messages, but nothing related to webhooks or a network issue of any kind. Cloudflare threat logs show 0 threats blocked for the whole domain all day, which means any requests made were allowed through (and CF is probably not responsible).
Before I can do anything, I have to figure out if this is really an issue with plex-pushover, or if it's related to the Plex server being overloaded with disk or other I/O activity, CPU usage, memory problems, etc.
Once or twice a day, I'll start playing something (or see another user on my Plex server do so) that never generates a notification. When this happens, I find nothing in nginx's access or error logs. (My plex-pushover instance runs outside the LAN, behind an nginx reverse proxy that is itself behind Cloudflare.)
Checking the Plex Media Server logs around those times shows nothing of particular relevance. The most recent occurrence, tonight, shows a flood of
WARN - Waited one whole second for a busy database.
messages, but nothing related to webhooks or a network issue of any kind. Cloudflare threat logs show 0 threats blocked for the whole domain all day, which means any requests made were allowed through (and CF is probably not responsible).Before I can do anything, I have to figure out if this is really an issue with plex-pushover, or if it's related to the Plex server being overloaded with disk or other I/O activity, CPU usage, memory problems, etc.