Infinite spinning circle

Plex Players
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Server Version#: Version 1.32.2.7100 ??
Player Version#: Android (TV) 9.21.2.1271

On /settings/web/general page I can see this: Version 4.100.1

Just updated to the latest Plex server, now trying to watch on my tv, Films gone, TV gone, Music gone. All I get is a spinning circle for the rest of eternity. No errors, no time outs just infinite spinning circle…

I’ve re-linked the tv using https://www.plex.tv/link/ and I can see there is an /!\ in a triangle next to my user icon.

I really hope this doesn’t happen every time I do an update, there must be an easier way…

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which distro?

Which CPU are you using?

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Everything was fine until the latest update.

Plex server is running in a Docker Container in an LXC on Proxmox. X64 cpu.

Completely fine when viewing from my laptop, it’s just the TV app that no longer seems to work

4

Humm, it seems as though there are problems with https://app.plex.tv/desktop/ as well now. I wish I hadn’t updated :frowning:

Everything completely fine locally from my laptop, ie

https://plex.mydomain.com

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@Muttley-do-something

What’s the CPU ? (specific SKU)

‘x64’ is the instruction set, not the CPU SKU ( e.g i7-7700 )

You say “app”.
Player APP or server itself ???

FYI, If you’re running a LXC on ProxMox, you don’t need the added BS of a Docker container. It adds yet another layer of abstraction and something to fail.

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I am running multiple media programs in docker containers, all those containers are on one LXC that I can back up with ease. The problem is not Proxmox, nor my network config.

Everything was absolutely fine - right up until I ‘updated’ plex server.

FYI, If I were to follow your ‘instructions’ I would need multiple LAN IP’s, multiple RAM reservations and the entire network would be a lot more messy as well as consume more system resources. You might want to look into the benefits of Portainer

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@Muttley-do-something

thanks for clarifying. Now it all makes sense.

In docker, you can pull any version you wish.

e.g.

plexinc/pms-docker:1.29.2.6364-6d72b0cf6

Let me know if you need the build hash code to add to the version.

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Will do, thanks :smiley:

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@Muttley-do-something

FYI.

If you’re using PMS-docker, you can also get onto the docker command line and install any version you want using dpkg -i filename.deb

I can give you whichever you need.

Maybe this one? :smiling_imp: