Server Version#:1.31.0.6654
Player Version#:
I recently had a similar error with a fresh windows install, but this is on a whole seperate machine.
I have the ability to manage the whole server, edit the Movie library settings, but trying to update the TV library just results in:
No logs for the issue, just the inability to save.
Bump.
Stop and restart the server.
Use the hosted web app in a regular web browser (and not in a locked-down browser like Brave etc.)
Reload the web app after restarting the server (F5).
If that doesn’t help, try You need to reclaim your server, but don't dare to touch the Windows Registry
Another idea: if it’s just affecting one library, it might be a damaged database file
Or inspect them yourself. Take a look at the Plex Media Server.log file and seek for messages about database corrupt or malformed.
If you find these, you may have to repair your database.
https://support.plex.tv/articles/repair-a-corrupted-database/
Thanks,
I’ve tried on numerous occasions to stop and restart the server to no avail, I’ve reclaimed the server and issue still persists.
I’ve attached the log which hopefully contains the error, I couldn’t find anything that said “corrupt” or “malformed”, but there is an error line.
Hope you can help.
Plex Media Server.log (375.2 KB)
Try disabling IPv6 in the settings of Plex server. (stop and restart the server afterwards)
Your log shows access by IPv6 during the failing configuration attempt.
Do also try to temporarily downgrade your server software.
You should be able to find older software versions in the /Updates subfolder of your Plex data folder.
Or see if the new beta can help with this issue: Plex Media Server - #558 by janoskk
IPv6 disabled, still no joy. Downgraded to 1.25.1.5286 and still no joy… 
I meant downgrading one or two versions. Not retracting over a year’s worth of upgrades.
Well that nor 1.30.2.6563 fix the issue.
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