Closed jwaltrip4 closed 4 years ago
What distro are you running? Did you manually add your plex-token to the config file yet? If you are on Ubuntu you may need to run the following from a non-root account inside the plexupdate directory:
cd /usr/local/plexupdate
sudo -u <your_user_name_here> bash -c 'source plexupdate-core' get-plex-token
Add the token that is returned to /etc/plexupdate.conf
TOKEN='<my_token>'
It was characters in token. Was able to fix. I don't remember exactly how but th I t there was a reddit post on it and that had info on it
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What distro are you running? Did you manually add your plex-token to the config file yet? If you are on Ubuntu you may need to run the following from a non-root account inside the plexupdate directory:
cd /usr/local/plexupdate sudo -u
bash -c 'source plexupdate-core' get-plex-token Add the token that is returned to /etc/plexupdate.conf TOKEN='
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Been loving this.... However, Just updated to new server. Downloaded this to new server, and it is not working.
and am getting this message:
Retrieving list of available distributions Your OS reports the latest version of Plex (1.18.4.2164-2aa83397b) is already installed. Use -f to force download.
does not seem to find new versions.
want to be updating to Beta versions