Server Version#: 1.40.1.8227
Was reading about manually editing the SQLite database to fix some items in the Recently Added lists. But I cannot find the SQLite tool referenced in all of the Plex support pages… my Asustor install doesn’t appear to have it (yes I did a file explorer search from the root). Am I missing something? Is there another tool I can use or a way to download a standalone copy of SQLite?
If I had more manual control of the Recently Added lists then I wouldn’t need this btw…
Plex docs might need some updating…
Look at @ChuckPa’s Plex DBRepair Utility, which supports Asustor NAS.
# Where are things
PLEX_SQLITE="/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/plexmediaserver/Plex SQLite"
Awesome - thank you!
I figured out how to SSH into my NAS and found the folder… so it does exist, hooray!
ChuckPa’s tool looks like the way to go though. I will update when I get a chance to try it.
The DBRepair utility is a very nice tool. It will optimize the database and repair possible database corruption. I run it roughly once a month on my system.
However, it does not try to verify/edit/modify the contents of the database. It will not help with modifying the Recently Added list or other info contained in the database.
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