Crash plex after change password

Plex Media Server NAS & Devices
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you mean to do the following ? :

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This ^^ is how to check DSM. The one thing which happens most often is DSM runs out of disk space itself. It is VERY rare but when DSM fails to run PMS, this is the most common cause.

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I have storage space on my NAS HDD …
Anyway I do not understand what I have to do … I have to type a command line in SSH? or do something else?

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@ChuckPa
In fact it is the command line “df” that had to be typed?
Is that what you wanted to see?

XXXX@MyDS216j:~$ sudo -su root
Password: 
sh-4.3# df
Filesystem      1K-blocks       Used  Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/md0          2385528     869292    1397452  39% /
none               254048          0     254048   0% /dev
/tmp               255936        820     255116   1% /tmp
/run               255936       2132     253804   1% /run
/dev/shm           255936         12     255924   1% /dev/shm
none                    4          0          4   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/vg1000/lv 3840822576 2164475996 1676227796  57% /volume1
sh-4.3#
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Ok.

here we go.

  1. Package Center – Stop Plex
  2. File Station – Plex / Library / Application Support / Plex Media Server
  3. Delete Preferences.xml
  4. Go into Logs
  5. Delete everything you see.
  6. Restart DSM
  7. Package Center
  8. Start Plex.
  9. Open http://ip.addr.of.syno:32400/web
  10. Claim and setup new
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Ok I did everything you told me and it does not change anything … it still does not synology … I feel that I will have to install DSM again … #FeelLikeCrying

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What is the IP address of your computer?
What is the IP address of your Synology?

Something VERY basic is wrong here.

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I can give you that in PM

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