Constant Scanning of Library

Server Version#:1.22.0.4163
Player Version#:
I have a qnap TS- 453A
Recently I have experienced a notification every 5 mins or so that the library is scanned or metadata. How do I stop this activity and must I just reinstall the server. It is loaded on my NAS and all source data is on the same nas. Any intel would be appreciated.

Can you please download the logs ZIP file and attach it?

I will look and see what it’s trying to do.

We can proceed from there.

Sorry i have never had to find log files. Can you point me to where to download.
Thanks,

Plex Media Server Logs_2021-03-24_13-31-38.zip (329.6 KB)

Is this the file?

Plex Media Server Logs_2021-03-24_13-31-38.zip

Maybe this is more readable.

@rbowen6585

The ZIP one which you saw get converted to a URL is the correct way.

What I’m seeing in your logs is pretty bad:

  1. Your log files are zero length. This means there was a catastrophic failure somehwere.

  2. What I was able to discern is that you’re using a Mac.
    This is the QNAP forum.
    While I have limited knowledge of MacOS (unix) , I am not well versed.

I suggest you create a fresh thread and change the tag (when you create it) to server-mac (it will guide you to the correct tag).

The Mac team can better assist.

Mar 24, 2021 02:04:41.433 [0x700003ac7000] INFO - Plex Media Scanner v1.22.0.4163-d8c4875dd - Apple Mac x86_64 - build: darwin-x86_64 - GMT -04:00
Mar 24, 2021 02:04:41.434 [0x700003ac7000] INFO - MacOSX version: 10.16, language: en-US
Mar 24, 2021 02:04:41.434 [0x700003ac7000] INFO - Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700 CPU @ 3.20GHz

You might want to uninstall the current version and revert to a previous one so we can establish a baseline.

Thx, for the info… will do a reinstall. But it resides on the qnap server.

@rbowen6585

Your logs showed me a MacOS server, not a QNAP.
That notwithstanding,

Are you familiar with / comfortable on the QNAP SSH command line?

If so, I can give you the commands to run if you feel you need it.

It will cleanup , download, and install (all via the command line)

Yes, that would be most helpful. It appears I had the server app installed on both my Mac and in the Qnap server. I deleted the Plex from my Mac but lost network connection to my Qnap. Should I remove and reinstall on the Qnap?

First step toward recovery.

  1. Stop the server
  2. https://app.plex.tv
  3. Settings - Authorized Devices (upper left corner) - Server (dropdown)
  4. Find the server(s) you want to remove (look at when last seen if duplicates).
  5. REMOVE & Confirm.
  6. When done. Control-F5 to reload
  7. Go back to the QNAP,
  8. Start PMS
  9. open http://ip.addr.of.QNAP:32400/web
  10. It should wake up for you.

Thanks, I reinstalled Plex on my Server (QNAP) and it resolved problem

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