Select bind and type in the absolute path?
Start with a folder under storage like /storage/test to make sure that it actually is working, then you can move on to your external drive
Select bind and type in the absolute path?
Start with a folder under storage like /storage/test to make sure that it actually is working, then you can move on to your external drive
It could be a number of things. Your media may not be named in the style Plex likes it so it may be having issues identifying. Or you may have been having internet connectivity issues and requests may have been timing out, or you may have been getting throttled by the metadata provider.
The one thing I can think of with regards to usb drives is that flash drives usually have pretty awful write speeds. Plus, plex libraries can grow to hundreds of thousands of files easily and to hundreds of gigabytes (especially if you turn on video preview thumbnails). I really wouldn't recommend hosting the Plex library on a flash drive.
With that said, there are no issues with the Plex docker container. Many people use with very large libraries (on ssds mostly) and scans are fairly quick.
Are you trying to create a volume or do a bind mount? You need to specify that on portainer
aptalca I need you help I'm afraid
‘filesystem_check_changes’ => 1, This option isn't working for me for some bloody reason and I'm after setting up everything like 10 times.
I know there is other option to trigger files:scan with occ but can't get that as well
can you write me a line I could put to the cron to scan files from time to time please ?
My data and config is in /storage/NexT without subfolders.... Really pulling my hear on it three days in a row
Thank you in advance.
I don't use nextcloud so I have no idea what that is. Ask on our discord or GitHub
Great to hear. I'll do the same with the other addons that use data folders like plex and emby
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I'm having precisely this problem with mine, I've just started using LibreElec, I'm so very very impressed so far, but stuck at this point, identical issues. (I use SMB, not NFS)
My SMB pointers in my XML file, in Kodi, which are obviously working for Kodi - as soon as I configure them to be the 'redirects' for Plex in the Plex config, will stop the Plex docker executing and running.
I can confirm this by SSH in, then typing in
docker image ls
and
docker container ls
The container is pulled down, but it's not running, unless I reset those settings to default, then it's listed as running.
So what's the easy solution?
Did you read the answer and how it was solved in the next post?
You cannot use nfs:// or smb:// locations as mount points with docker. You need to mount those smb locations on LE first and use those locations
You might be better off running LE in a VM with a gpu passthrough if consolidation and sandboxing are the primary motivators
Yup, you can include as many "-v" directives as you like
vpeter just a heads up, I got a PR for the nextcloud addon awaiting review that will add a text field in the addon settings where you can add your line "-v /storage/downloads/test3:/test3" so no need to modify addon files and no need to worry about updates reverting your changes
You need a webserver to do that redirection. Letsencrypt would be the ultimate way, but you can also do it with nginx.
I've been meaning to add an "extra parameters" setting where users can add any additional docker parameter like extra ports or mapped folders etc. when needed.
I'll do that today or tomorrow and then you can add the additional folder mount.
Vpeter's solution works, but would be removed if the addon is updated or reinstalled
The thing I want to do is mount /storage/videos/ as external drive with local option choosen from tab. It wont let me
Here it is folder /storage/pictures owned as nobody:users and cant mount it as local drive
The docker container doesn't know where /storage/pictures is. It only knows the folders that are mapped. If you go into the addon settings, you'll see that there is a mapping for /data and you pick a folder for it on libreelec. That libreelec folder gets mapped to /data inside the container so nextcloud only sees /data.
So pick a location where you want your data to be stored, and select that location in addon settings, /data mapping. Then in nextcloud, you'll find that location as /data
Find what out?
The addon automatically sets the correct permissions on the data folder: libreelec-addon-repo/docker.linuxserver.nextcloud at master · linuxserver/libreelec-addon-repo · GitHub
If you're mounting an external drive, make sure that the files are owned by nobody:users
How does that work?
I don't follow
Nextcloud runs as user nobody and the permissions should be set for that user on that mount
That's way beyond the scope of this addon