I recently uninstalled/reinstalled the latest PMS on my QNAP server and upon opening the app, I get a message that reads…
Not authorized
You do not have access to this server
Any ideas?
I recently uninstalled/reinstalled the latest PMS on my QNAP server and upon opening the app, I get a message that reads…
Not authorized
You do not have access to this server
Any ideas?
Open it by LAN IP address directly in the URL.
If you try to use a hostname (through your DNS) and there is a domain, even .local
, PMS will treat as foreign and not allow it until connected to your account again,.
This happens because QNAP does not support FQDN on QTS.
I have requested it several times and been ignored.
The symptoms on my QNAP are similar. I can open Plex directly by LAN IP address in the URL but it shows only Plex stuff (Home, Podcasts…), none of my libraries, playlists, etc. When I select More, I can see my server but when I select it I get the same “Not Authorized” message.
This started after our recent move. We did not change ISPs or routers but did buy a new modem as the old one could not handle the speed upgrade.
Any ideas?
Try this:
Plex/web – Upper right corner → SIGN OUT of Plex/web
Open a new Window - Incognito
now open http://ip.addr.of.qnap:32400/web
If it still gives you grief, let me know .
There are reports of certificate errors
Still grief. Here are the steps I took:
app.plex.tv
. I can see my server but when selecting it get the “Not Authorized” message.http://192.168.2.52:32400/web
https://app.plex.tv/auth/#!?clientID=...
and I seehttp://192.168.2.52:32400/web/index.html#!/
Am I doing something wrong?
I have a very simular issue that I reinitialized my QNAP server a few days ago and I cant get Plex to recognize it. I sometime get “No soup for you” and sometimes get “Not Authorized” and then other times, it is like it does not regognize the device at NAS at all. When I click the + (Add Media) it takes to a page to get Plex Media Server.
Let’s walk through this in steps.
The “is not hosted by Plex” message is a small security notice put into the Plex/Web app for the very first time you access a server off-lan. (notice you used https://app.plex.tv) It’s telling you what it knows (which in this case is resolved to a LAN IP) and wanting you to confirm that “Yes, this is known and OK to proceed”.
Given you’re on LAN, and you get “Not Authorized”,
It’s telling you that you’re trying to sign in with a server where the credentials don’t match meaning that account really isn’t allowed or the server credentials don’t match – the PlexOnlineToken (sometimes a problem).
There’s a very easy way to access this on QNAP.
PlexData
./share/CACHEDEV*_DATA/.qpkg/PlexMediaServer
)How to use it:
You’re now looking right at the internals of PMS’s data storage
We want to edit the “Preferences.xml” file so we can fix this credentials problem.
Right-Click Preferences.xml
Open in Text Editor
Scroll down to the long line of Preferences.
VERY carefully, without damaging others, remove the Name="Value"
pairs for:
a. PlexOnlineUsername
b. PlexOnlineEmail
c. PlexOnlineToken
d. PlexOnlineHome
Save the file and close the editor
Back in Plex/Web (where it was sitting) – Upper right corner – SIGN OUT
Start Plex
Give it a few moments to get started
Open http://ip.addr.of.qnap:32400/web (you must be on the SAME subnet)
It will want you to Sign in – expected because we removed the ownership info.
It will also want you to claim it — same reason – no ownership info.
After 10-15 seconds , (sometimes sooner), it will come up to the dashboard.
You should now see your normal dashboard
Thanks @ChuckPa,
Sadly i seem to be to unskilled to get it solved even with your steps.
Using a QNAP TVS-h 1288X. QuTS hero OS.
Tried with both PMS image available to install from the application center AND popular Dockers images. Still with no result. I always end up on the plex.tv page and with a message no PMS is running.
Thanks in advance for support
Don’t use the version from App Center. It’s too old. I’ve been working with QNAP this past week to resolve the issues which are blocking it being updated.
If you installed from App Center, install from Plex then
Stop Plex
Using the Editor and the Plex share mechanism again, edit out the 4 values above.
Start Plex
Download and use Dane22’s utility
IMPORTANT: Both you and the QNAP must be on the same 192.168…x.x, 10.x.x.x, or 172.16.x.x-172.31.x.x subnet LAN address block
Hmmm,
QPKG from Plex site
The browser does not find a site on http://IPadresOfNAS:32400/web
The site is not reachable, ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT
The wisdom of preferences.xml…
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>No 4 param present
If my “utillity” is not helping, then a few questions here:
I suspect, that your QNAP might already be claimed, but either offline, or not in the same name as your browser is logged in as
I’ve had the same problem - turns out it was because I wasn’t accessing the QNAP Plex install from the same subnet!
i am having the same problem, have just bought a synology nas running dsm 7 after all setup i get the no soup of not authorized , any ideas ?
@ChuckPa why does the PlexData
shared folder have to be created manually?
I used to create it automatically.
Too many complained about it.
Some told it interfered with their existing PlexData shared folder so I gave a means to turn it off.
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