Anyone else experience this? Ever since january 1st, the top users on the dashboard stopped tracking, only showing data from 2025
Other sections below that (play history, top played) do update
Don’t see anything in the logs, also just noticed that the “Play History” also abruptly stopped when new years hit, that was an oversight on my part.
Is there anywhere I could have the db verified?
Would you mind attaching the server logs so we can take a look and see if there is anything obvious.
BTW… do you have sync watch state enabled or disabled on your account ? Don’t think its important as your not see anything from multiple users but it could be a factor so worth confirming,
Did you use an early version of the database debloating script?
(the one which handled the egregious ballooning of DB file size last year)
The early version had a bug which missed to define the primary index column of the repaired table. This can cause the issue you’re experiencing.
See Plex not removing old .db files for the new versions of the debloat script. You need to re-apply it.
I didn’t use any scripts, I run plex plain.
In case anyone’s curious, restarting my machine fixed it and now it also shows the info that was missing
So I assume it was less of a DB issue and more something else? Strange that there were 0 logs about it though
I was referring to the “debloat” script which was made available in this forum, after the issue has been discovered.
Did you subsequently use this script (or typed the equivalent SQL commands into the SQLite command line) once to debloat your database file?
Nope, nothing of the sort.
Is it possible that the original issue still exists in your database?
I recommend you to use the GitHub - ChuckPa/DBRepair: Database repair utility for Plex Media Server databases script, which has been extended to also include the debloating commands.
