Plex Media Keeps stopping within 1 minute of running on Synology DS920+

[MingandMong]

[MingandMong]

[FordGuy61]

cd /volume1/NAS_MEDIA/SYNOLOGY

File Station hides the volume number.

[ChuckPa]

@MingandMong

1. Spaces are important.

2. Linux is case sensitive

3. Most things you do will be on /volume1 (Your Shared Folders info will report as “Volume 1”)

[MingandMong]

@FordGuy61

cd /volume1/NAS_MEDIA/SYNOLOGY

[FordGuy61]

See Chuck’s reply. Spaces and case are important.

[MingandMong]

tried all spaces and none

[MingandMong]

where are my spaces incorrect

[ChuckPa]

SPELLING is important too

cd /volume1/NAS_MEDIA/SYNOLOGY

[MingandMong]

boom im dyslexic

[MingandMong]

now we move to this

[ChuckPa]

I have written each out for you.

You can COPY - PASTE each one to the command line.

Here they are again

1. tar xf PlexDBRepair-1.05.01.tar.gz

2. cd PlexDBRepair-1.05.01

3. sudo ./DBRepair.sh
   (sudo will ask you to enter your password. Like before, it won’t echo anything)

[MingandMong]

ohh i feel my fishing line is heavy

[ChuckPa]

Now you’re there.. This is where you sit and wait for the fish to hit

1. Stop
2. Replace
   – It will look at the backups you have,
   – You pick one of them . (Yes/No questions. Say “Yes” to the oldest backup)
   – Let it check and then install it.
3. When it’s back at the menu – “Auto” command to clean it up while we’re there
4. Don’t do anything else yet. Let this sit at the command prompt and wait.

Now for the fun.

Manual Install the 1.32.8 SPK file I gave you

Start PMS (it might take a little bit for the DB to update – be patient)

Make sure 1.32.8 works.

[MingandMong]

TY
FordGuy61 for your assistance

[MingandMong]

im at # 2

[ChuckPa]

Be patient.

My tool always checks the databases.

It will not let you use a corrupted DB until you deliberately tell it to.

[MingandMong]

[ChuckPa]

This is OK and expected.

OPTION 9 – Replace

[MingandMong]