I do not have any feedback that it indicates this is recoverable.
It is seen as an sqlite3 database corruption and if the normal methods of recovery of dump sql and recreate is not working and there is no good backup to restore from, then there is not much that can be done.
I can ask one last time on Monday and try and get a final answer from development
OH MY GOD. That worked !!!
I’m running v1.9.2 and everything works fine!
All the info (date added, watched status, … ) is there, and the dashboard works as well.
Thank you so, so very much !!!
I am having the same issue - I wiped plex completely from my NAS (including removing directories via SSHing in), and have reinstalled. The moment i add my TV library, go away, come back, and it gives me that error.
@Glompbot said:
I am having the same issue - I wiped plex completely from my NAS (including removing directories via SSHing in), and have reinstalled. The moment i add my TV library, go away, come back, and it gives me that error.
I’m at my wits end.
You have already raised a forum topic which is being progressed. Please do not double post and progress your issue in the thread that you have already raised
@Glompbot said:
I am having the same issue - I wiped plex completely from my NAS (including removing directories via SSHing in), and have reinstalled. The moment i add my TV library, go away, come back, and it gives me that error.
I’m at my wits end.
You have already raised a forum topic which is being progressed. Please do not double post and progress your issue in the thread that you have already raised
Yup, I posted this before I created my own thread.
@Glompbot said:
I am having the same issue - I wiped plex completely from my NAS (including removing directories via SSHing in), and have reinstalled. The moment i add my TV library, go away, come back, and it gives me that error.
I’m at my wits end.
You have already raised a forum topic which is being progressed. Please do not double post and progress your issue in the thread that you have already raised
Yup, I posted this before I created my own thread.
@mburton said:
I think I am having the same or similar issue.
Attached are my logs and database files.
Any help is appreciated.
Appears to be the same type of corruption that ferreto1978 had - corruption of a virtual table resulting in the failure and aborting the database schema changes on upgrade of version of Plex Media Server
Nov 07, 2017 14:26:46.862 [0x7f3f42111840] DEBUG - Running migrations.
Nov 07, 2017 14:26:46.863 [0x7f3f42111840] DEBUG - Running forward migration 20170705000000.
. . .
Nov 07, 2017 14:26:48.465 [0x7f3f42111840] ERROR - SQLITE3:0x10, 267, statement aborts at 45: [insert into fts4_tag_titles(rowid, tag) select id, tag from tags where tag_type in (1,2,4,6,207,400)] database disk image is malformed
Nov 07, 2017 14:26:48.466 [0x7f3f42111840] ERROR - Exception inside transaction (inside=1) (../Library/FullTextSearch.cpp:38): sqlite3_statement_backend::loadOne: database disk image is malformed
Nov 07, 2017 14:26:48.466 [0x7f3f42111840] ERROR - Exception inside transaction (inside=1) (../Library/DatabaseMigrations.cpp:195): sqlite3_statement_backend::loadOne: database disk image is malformed
Nov 07, 2017 14:26:48.474 [0x7f3f42111840] ERROR - Exception thrown during migrations, aborting: sqlite3_statement_backend::loadOne: database disk image is malformed
So what could be tried is the same advice I gave in this post to get the virtual table recreated in the Plex Media Server database /data/plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-in Support/Databases/com.plexapp.plugins.library.db
shutdown Plex Media Server service
Save copy of the database
The usual dump and re-create steps (outlined in the Repair a Corrupt Database article) - I am giving the windows commands - please adapt for Linux