My connection issues to an extent still remain. I can connect to the Plex server on my Synology NAS much of the time, but at other times I cannot. I believe that the problems are connected with my internal network connection, but I am not a technician, so I am not sure. Plex gives me vague error mes…

Thank you. I don’t think I do but I will check. I have never had to change anything that far into the system, so probably not.

I see now, you were referring to Plex Home. Unfortunately, I have never used Plex Home, so my knowledge about it is limited. As for displaying the wrong users info etc. when that happens always refresh the browser page, sometimes the info can be caught in the cache. For more info regarding Plex H…

Have you tried repairing/optimising the database yet? Not as yet, as I am still trying to navigate around my system in Terminal. I have done this before, so I should be able to get there again (in this thread: Terrible performance - #74 by Disgustipated ) I think I am still in my Mac Home folder…

With a bit of application (i.e. reading up on how to do it) I am ‘in’ to the folder in Terminal, where DBRepair.sh lives. So in theory, it’s now just a case of running the script. I’ll report back when I have done that. Thanks for your patience.

This is the result, does it look ok? ./DBRepair.sh stop auto start exit grep: /proc/1/cgroup: No such file or directory grep: /proc/1/cgroup: No such file or directory grep: /proc/1/cgroup: No such file or directory grep: /proc/1/cgroup: No such file or directory [2025-12-01 12.51.30] Error: U…

Open terminal and type in the following, press enter after entering each line. Assuming you have extracted the DBRepair.sh file already. ssh adminuser@NAS-IP-Address (use the NAS adminuser password) sudo bash cd /volume1/PlexMediaServer chmod +x DBRepair.sh ./DBRepair.sh Follow the onscreen menu …

Thank you. Could I just check, as Terminal generated an error. If I have it right, I typed in ssh cinerama21@217.155.223.50 (my NAS user account name and NAS IP address as displayed by my router software) but the error “ port 22: Connection refused “ (did you mean to literally type in ssh adminuser@…

[image] bward149: port 22: Connection refused SSH on your Synology is turned off then. On your nas, Control Panel → Terminal & SNMP, Enable ssh. [Screenshot 2025-12-01 at 16.48.59]

Did you not read where I instructed you to add -p port number if you changed it in DSM Control Panel > Terminal & SNMP? If you changed it from the default port number 22, then your instruction would look something like this: ssh adminuser@NAS-IP-Address -p 55 As pointed out by @TheLivingBubba you…

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bward149 December 1, 2025, 12:56pm 14

I have started the save process, as described here (post 91) Terrible performance - #91 by bward149 which I know takes a little while to complete.

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