You can probably do a fair amount of this. maybe all of it. It’s not difficult.
Here are the steps with commands to run in the Putty-ssh shell on the Synology.
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Stop Plex
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Open File Station
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Navigate to Plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server
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Delete Preferences.xml
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SSH (putty) into the synology
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sudo -su root
(give the pasword and gain the elevated privileges. Shows a “#” in th prompt) -
cd /volume*/Plex
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pwd
(make sure it shows you’re in the “Plex” shared folder on the volume) -
chown -R plex:users *
← this will take a bit -
cd "Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server"
Now we coordinate tasks in another window
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Open a browser window: https://plex.tv/claim
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Copy the Claim Token to your browser clipboard (we have 5 minutes to complete the task because this token expires)
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Start Plex in DSM Package Center
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Give it approximately 30 seconds to start up
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Return to the Putty window
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type:
curl -X POST 'https://127.0.0.1:32400/myplex/claim?token=
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Paste the claim token at the end of that line – DO NOT HIT ENTER YET
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Type the closing single quote
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It will look like:
curl -X POST 'https://127.0.0.1:32400/myplex/claim?token=claim-xxxxx'
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Now hit enter.
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In a few seconds (it takes a moment) , it will respond with your account features. (a long list)
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When it does this, the server is reclaimed.
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Verify in the normal web browser.
If this fails,
- Stop Plex
- Make a ZIP file of the “Logs” directory from File Station
- Attach it here for me to review please.