Same issue here. I just updated to Plex Media Server 1.24.2.4973 on my DS920+ and it’s stuck on updating as well. I can see the NAS is writing a a bunch of data to the HDD.
I saw the same issue on my instance, took about 20 minutes to complete the update working fine now. It was notable because usually the upgrade takes only 90 seconds for me when I do them.
The script performs a ‘move’ operation (a rename) to place the hidden server info into the new “PlexMediaServer” shared folder which exists on the same volume.
I do not understand why, for some, that becomes a COPY operation. I’ve not yet determined the pattern.
If anyone can look at
Where PMS (the package) is installed (Package Center)
Where the PlexMediaServer shared folder gets created (Control panel)
Hello, the upgrade on my DS920+ took about 15 minutes to complete.
I don’t think that Plex Media Server folder was visible there before the upgrade and although I told it to keep the Plex_Logs location I had before, it created a log folder under PlexMediaServer\AppData\Plex Media Server\Logs.
I suppose if I don’t see new logfiles written to my Plex_Logs location but into the new location I may delete the Plex_logs folder? I’ll keep watching the coming days where he writes his log files.
All seems to be running fine though.
Hope this helps
I have also updated to 1.24.2.4973. It finished in about 10 minutes on my DS1520+.
The command was also a mv command so why it’s copying the files first and then deleting, I don’t know.
Is it possible that Synology somehow treats it as a different volume (even though it’s not)? Perhaps due to differences in mounting points? Perhaps doing a mv "/volume1/@apphome/PlexMediaServer/Plex Media Server" "/volume1/PlexMediaServer/AppData/Plex Media Server" might give better results? Or is this impossible from inside the installer? I don’t know how Synology mounts all the folders & devices.
No problem! Hope you can figure it out. In any case, I have a rather big Plex-folder due to lots of index and chapter files and it went quite fast, so I’m happy!