If I’m on the non-beta release, I can’t do anything with my server, if I’m on the beta release I can see media in their categories, but I can’t play anything and my dashboard isn’t working at all.
This is one of the reasons I hate updating my server, cause it’s a 50/50 if something breaks and it’ll be a week before it’s fixed.
Logs are from an attempt with version 1.16.5.1554. It is impossible to connect to the server, EVEN FROM THE SERVER ITSELF when on the newest beta.
I tried this, but it only works partially. I can see my media on in my folders, but my dashboard is “Unreachable” and nothing is able to play. I’d wish Plex would keep like 10 versions at hand instead of 2.
I have included my logs in this post, eventhough it’s a bit late, I hope this’ll somehow help resolve the issue (This is NOT on the Beta version, so it’s 1.16.5.1554
Hey Wingman, this is on a WD PR4100, I don’t think I have any way of doing this, I’ve tried a clean reinstall of Plex and it’s the same issue! When I download my Database I get a 22 bytes zip file with nothing in it, as seen attatched here: Plex Media Server Databases_2018-07-11_15-15-16.zip (22 Bytes)
When you clean install, are you removing your old appdata?
If you like I can assist via TeamViewer to try and repair your database. If not I can assist with showing you how to remove the old app data to allow a fresh install. Please PM me and we can setup a time in the next hour or so to do this
For anyone else watching, we solved this by removing the database that was not recoverable, setting up new libraries, and then ensuring database backups were configured and notifications enabled.
Where do i enter that to get to data base? i read the page on doing the repair and or tests but it is not in depth enough for me to follow . can you lay it out for me on what to do?
i am running windows 10 with the WD pr4100 attached