Plex mucked up my setup permissions on the mounted config directory after installing the latest version of the docker image.
It worked fine with the previous version, but the latest version just changed the permissions to something else.
I especially defined UID and GID in my install script so plex does not change the access rights away from the user under which the container is executed. This should not happen and is bad practices for containers which should not change the permissions without a clear opt-in option.
Also this takes hours since my folder is quite large.
I’m seeing multiple regressions in this version with docker, and trying to get Plex’s attention to them [1] [2]. Consider downgrading and waiting for Plex’s response.
I restored the permissions manually and then switch to another image which is not from plex.
It should work the same way with restoring the permissions manually and then switch to an older version of the official image.
I used this command to restore only the permissions on files/directoris plex adjusted:
I am investigating the permission changes, there is nothing i can do without logs for transcoding errors (defiantly not a wide scale issue) and the custom domain thread appears to no longer exist so please speak up if that is still an issue.
Not saying others aren’t having issues, but I’m using Docker with version 1.42.1.10054. I did not have any permission issues after upgrading. I have the uid/gid and the plex_uid/gid set.
For transcoding, I’m not seeing any errors in the log when transcoding 4k to 1080p,
that is 100% the case, the underlying image was bumped to 24.04. we are now working on addressing the issue. that being said we are working on figuring out why this is causing permissions issues and what can be done about the ssl cert.