Plex download page shows as latest public version 1.11.3.4803-c40bba82e from February 16, 2018
If I run sudo apt-get update && apt-cache madison plexmediaserver it shows as latest version
The server is configured as shown in the support article.
When will the repository be updated? I expected it to be always on the same version as the download page?
Does not look fixed from what I can tell, but I had already manually applied the update.
Attached is the output of āapt show -a plexmediaserverā from my Ubuntu 16.04 based system. Am I remembering correctly that there was a 1.11.0.xxxx version that is also not listed?
Last update (1.15.1.791) is not available in DEB-based repository but itās available in web download page. Cache problems again? plexmediaserver | 1.14.1.5488-cc260c476 | https://downloads.plex.tv/repo/deb public/main amd64 Packages
I am unclear as to why you guys have SO many problems with the repos. You guys STILL havenāt fixed the āW: Conflicting distribution: https://downloads.plex.tv/repo/deb public InRelease (expected public but got )ā issue and now weāre having to deal with this.
Iāve been a commercial software developer since the '90s and Iām pretty familiar with the systems and processes that have to be in place to reliably produce a deliverable. Itās not as trivial as people sometimes think but the process is pretty well known and tested by now.
Iād have to say this is likely a symptom of a combination of insufficient resources, poor management of processes, lack of reliable automation and testing, and so on. Systems donāt just stop working once they are in place so either they were never in place, or they were broken and the test suite failed to detect the breakage.
These things happen, I know, but on the user side itās super frustrating. Iāve installed Emby myself and Iām seeing how it works now. Their repo seems to be working.
I hope the folks at Plex do sort this out, I like Plex.