A similar issue was happening on the previous version, server runs butter smooth for days (typically weeks if not months) then will decide to crap out randomly.
Before I was seeing a lot of SQL sleeping for 200ms due to a busy db (odd on an ssd) and still required a restart of the service in order to come back, now I just watched my server crash after being good for a few weeks. Server wasn’t busy and nothing else was happening with it at the time.
There’s no script that shuts down the server, the web UI may very well have just become responsive, so I restarted the service - but it’s been doing that quite a bit lately. Last night, then a few nights ago. Streams were still occurring according to the logs and my shield client was ok, but I couldn’t access the web UI at all.
I effectively constitute the webUI being inaccessible as a crash since there’s no rhyme or reason for it that I can tell.
Sometimes it’ll become available again after a few minutes, then all the streams pop back up in Tautulli as well, but sometimes it requires a service restart. No slow query entries in the logs or anything, network is rock solid, I assume it’s issues on Plex’s end when this happens (like last night).
Thanks for clarifying this. I refer to these as hangs/deadlocks
For such issues (hangs if transient / deadlocks if permanent) would need process dump and also list of connections at the time and the logs - FYI this is a post describing the diagnostics for deadlocks and also covers linux
But I suggest waiting for 1.30.1 to be available as that will have a fix for a recently discovered deadlock - if that does not resolve the issue, please provide the deadlocks diagnostics
I’ll definitely wait for 1.30.1, things have been okay recently - the only times Plex has “gone down” in the last few weeks was due to the mount no longer being available which media was on. That issue I’m still working out, but I believe it’s unrelated to Plex.
Thank you for sharing the link to the other issue thread though, I’ll give it a read just for my own knowledge.