As the new poput window uppears, it just give this picture. The software not even tries for searching, no delay, just drops the window. I marked with red that sign. Normally (before the update) it was searching automatically for content and gives a result list. Now, no search, nothing:
I checked with a few others. We’re trying to isolate what we’re finding.
Going through the different things we see:
First, the ID number PMS thinks some movies should be doesn’t exist. (but we know it does)
Second, You have IMDB specifically named as the search agent. We default to, and normally use, Plex Movie. Plex Movie is more understanding and forgiving of name changes for different languages.
We would like you to do the following as a test.
Edit the library default and make it English
Move the movie you showed out and away from Plex
Update the Library, Empty the trash, and clean the bundles. This removes all traces of the old (bad) matching attempts
Put the movie back into place
Update the Library
See what results you get.
If it does not match correctly, we have one problem
If it doesn’t match in your language, we have a different problem
If you were to create a new Library, using the same media folders however make the default language English for everything in that library, What happens? Does everything in that library ‘work’ ?
Is there any way to completely reinstall the linux server application (Plex) so, that the database will be not lost? (I have a lot of manually added details, for home video collection section).
If yes, please send me details, step by step how to do this.
So its enough to “apt-get remove …” than install it again?
As i see the datas are stored under:
/var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server
I believe the better to use is dpkg -r. This will remove the package but leave any ‘conf’ files (per the man page documentation)… If you ‘purge’ it will take configuration files (and the plex user’s home directory)
Just wanted to chime in. I’ve followed all the required steps including rebooting the server a couple of times and I’m still having the exact same issue as mcll.
I’m currently running Ubuntu 16.04 with PMS 1.3.3.3148-b38628e.
@“mike flix” said:
Just wanted to chime in. I’ve followed all the required steps including rebooting the server a couple of times and I’m still having the exact same issue as mcll.
I’m currently running Ubuntu 16.04 with PMS 1.3.3.3148-b38628e.
If there’s anything I can test just let me know.
Would you please grab the full logs? What I can see in your files (thanks!) show me it’s reaching for metadata that’s not actually there. It thinks it is, but it’s not.
Have you done a metadata refresh and made it download again?
If not, would you mind doing so before you capture the logs? That will be of great help.> @“mike flix” said: