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I have multiple plex tokens associated with different libraries and this is causing issues with Plex API.
Does anyone know how to ensure that tokens are consistent across all libraries?
Server Version#:
Player Version#:
I have multiple plex tokens associated with different libraries and this is causing issues with Plex API.
Does anyone know how to ensure that tokens are consistent across all libraries?
huh?
When interacting with the API, you should always use the X-Plex-Token assigned to your admin account. https://support.plex.tv/articles/204059436-finding-an-authentication-token-x-plex-token/
There are other tokens, yes. But I don’t see a reason to use the token of other users or the device token of one particular client.
If I go into any XML and scroll to the end (as the link you rockers suggests), I get one of 3 plex tokens.
I’m connecting to plex via https://pypi.org/project/PlexAPI/ as part of a wider .py script, using baseURL and token, however the programme is failing to connect properly. And I assume that having multiple tokens within an account is likely to be the cause?
How can I consolidate so that only one token exists?
The other option is to connect via https://pypi.org/project/PlexAPI/ using the standard username/password authorisation… and see if that works.
Have just tried singing out of all devices and now I can’t find my plex server at the IP:PORT and my domain (via reverse proxy) is giving me a 502 error 
I just keep getting logged into web app and the server doesn’t exist…
Just for your info - I’m running in docker on Linux. I recently restored from a backup which went fine, but somethings were not working properly.
I feel like this is getting me to the heart of some of the issues that I’ve been having since restoring but now that I can’t access the server at all (even though it is running) I’ve hit a brick wall.
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