Posts by aptalca

Quote from enrydgl

Ok but now I have another problem.

I try to set in PMS HttpUI the my movie directory (external USB hdd on Raspberry /var/media/<mydiskname>/). But I don't found my device in list of directory in PMS configuration (UI).

So, I change the configuration into "Plex (LinuxServer.io)" service. I change the directory Movies /var/media/<mydiskname>/movies/".

Appears these notifications Dockers: Plex kill and Plex stop. So I restarted Plex LinuxServer.io service (appear notification Plex start).

But now... UI PMS http://..... don't work! I don't understand!

It's going to appear in the container (and in the Plex gui) as "/data/movies" as the addon settings page says.

You really should read this: LinuxServer.io docker addons and general docker info

Quote from enrydgl

Ok now I understand. I installed LinuxServer.io Addon on Libreelec. Into this Addon I install the services Plex.

So now I have: Plex (LinuxServer.io), Docker and Docker image Updater AddOn.

Now Plex Client work with LibreElec PMS...and URL: http://<iprasp>:32400/web work.

Plex-update.sh and plex.service files where I must save them and used them?

Thank you

It's one or the other. What escalade is referring to is a whole another method of installing Plex.

If you already set up the docker addon and Plex is working, you don't need to do anything else. It will automatically update when you reboot your box.

Quote from enrydgl

Ok... I understand, docker is like VirtualBox o WMare (emulation virtual system). Docker under Libreelec is LinuxServer.io under Libreelec addon repository (whale symbol). I must install this addon and with docker management gui called Portainer (http://<ip>:<port>) I can import Docker images for Librelec.. it's right?
From Portainer gui I can download docker plex image with this command : "docker pull linuxserver/plex"

Tonight I try to install Docker addon and download plex docker image...

To configure Plex I confused...docker commands example are very strange.

There is an add-on for Plex already. You should use that one. The add-on settings let you configure everything automatically. No need to do it manually via portainer.

You can use portainer to manage things we don't have an add-on for.

Also, read this: LinuxServer.io docker addons and general docker info

Quote from Alomon

OK, what do you suggest? exFAT? ext4?

If it's used exclusively with Linux/libreelec (ie. attached all the time), then ext4. If you want it to be mobile, exfat.

I wouldn't recommend ntfs with linux. Too many potential compatibility issues.

I don't know how you set up your mount, but if nextcloud sees it, you should be good.

Alomon just pushed an update to the mariadb addon. You can now enter database name, user and pass into its settings and it will create the database. Keep in mind that it only works during initial set up (not when there is existing data). So you would have to uninstall the addon and delete all data (nuke any existing database), then reinstall and enter the info into settings.

Quote from Alomon

OK. that's useful and it explains why I can find various methods on the web. But then, how do I create the database? Once again, I've found multiple ways to do so (SSH or not) and don't know which one I should follow.

Thanks

Edit:

Here is what I've tried so far:

On Kodi, install MariaDB container from LinuxServer.io deposit)

Chose a root password for MariaDB on Kodi GUI

Wait for the container to be created (checked with "docker ps" command)

On Nextcloud web interface now:

Enter some Nextcloud credentials (administrator user name and password)

Chose MariaDB as database type

- User: root

- Password: the one I chose before on Kodi GUI

- Database name: nc

- Database host: mariadb:3306

Now I get this error message: "SQLSTATE[HY000] [1045] Access denied for user 'oc_root'@'docker.linuxserver.nextcloud.lsio' (using password: YES)"

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That's what I meant by using the root password no longer working for nextcloud.

I'll get a PR in to allow mariadb to create a user defined db, user and pass on first start. But until then, you'll have to manually create those. You can do the following to get access to mysql cli in mariadb: "docker exec -it docker.linuxserver.mariadb mysql -u root -p"

It will ask for the root pass, then let you in.

Quote from Alomon

Ok, that's what I've done, now when I go to my Pi IP, I get the page asking for information to finish the installation (Great!)

I type in some admin user name and password. Then I select a MySQL database (I would like to use some advanced features). But there is something I don't undrrstand: should this database be created before the installation (then I would enter this database information) or will this assistant create a database (based on the information I provide here) ?

I confess I firstly considered the latter option, but got an error message: "SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] No such file or directory". If I have to create a database, could you please help me in doing so?

Thanks again.

In the earlier versions, entering the root user and pass for mysql would allow nextcloud to create its own user and database, but the latest version has a bug and fails to do so. You need to create the user and database first, and then enter those into nextcloud wizard

Which docker image? Post the command you used to create the container

You didn't provide a whole lot of info there

Quote from enrydgl

Ok... Now I have install new LE version on my Rasp3B+... with Java and another program. So I can throw away my obsolete OE distro.

So... if I understand (I'm very newbie with linux system) for PMS I don't use the last PMS addon... but I must used DOCKER...

..it can be absurd... but what's docker? how I can used docker, I must used this link with SSH?

GitHub - plexinc/pms-docker: Plex Media Server Docker repo, for all your PMS docker needs.

Detailed info here: LinuxServer.io docker addons and general docker info

Quote from berniejonnie

Any idea about the crippled configuration page of the updater add-on in LE ?

Thanks,

/BJ

Finally figured out the fix for the elusive bug. It seems it was a regression in kodi. But it's fixed now.

I'm not very familiar with the docker service on libreelec, but I just realized you're still on LE8. Why not upgrade to 9?

Rpi 4 hw transcode support was just added to that image and since none of the team members have an rpi 4 available for that purpose, we worked with an end user who did testing and troubleshooting for us (developing blind is not an easy task).

Do you mind posting an issue on our github so we can properly track it?

GitHub - linuxserver/docker-jellyfin

Reproduced the error. Looking into it.

Quote from berniejonnie

1. I am using LE Generic on Intel, it looks like the broken form for updater config is due to some theme incompatibility ?
2. I have upgraded successfully from 14 to 15 to16 to 17, needed some retries and nextcloud "occ" commands to correct some indices.
3. I would still like to understand, how can I update from nextcloud V14 to V17 while the docker image is always pulled from Linuxserver.IO. Is that still on V14 ?? and what happens to my updates when a new image is pulled ??

Nevertheless, many thanks for your work and support, it is really appreciated !!

/BJ

For nextcloud, all application files are stored in the bind mounted folder "/config". That's why updating the docker image doesn't update your nextcloud install and that's why the update won't be reverted.

Essentially, our images come with a set of nextcloud app files but they are only installed if it's a brand new install. If not, the existing install is untouched.

We had to do it that way because nextcloud often has to perform various tasks in between updates and we have no control over those. This way we let the web (or occ) updater perform those tasks including various database updates and modifications.

I would also recommend deleting the file at /config/nginx/site-confs/default and restarting because it doesn't automatically update (user customizable file) and there were some necessary changes for the latest version. Otherwise you'll get some warnings about headers in the admin settings

The image label you're seeing in portainer suggests you are using the latest image.

The settings screen looks strange. What hardware platform are you on? I'll do some testing here.

In the meantime, you should be able to check for old images via portainer or cli.

Nextcloud is one of the few images we provide that require in app updates.

As long as the docker image is up to date (auto updated and applied on reboot), you can do the gui updates to update nextcloud

Quote from perpis

I did not realised I could SSH. I have tried and it seems it does not even load the docker:

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LibreELEC:~ # dockerd
INFO[0000] libcontainerd: new containerd process, pid: 14539
WARN[0000] containerd: low RLIMIT_NOFILE changing to max  current=1024 max=4096
ERRO[0001] Failed to built-in GetDriver graph aufs /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon                                                                             _data/service.system.docker/docker
ERRO[0001] Failed to built-in GetDriver graph btrfs /storage/.kodi/userdata/addo                                                                             n_data/service.system.docker/docker
ERRO[0001] 'overlay' not found as a supported filesystem on this host. Please en                                                                             sure kernel is new enough and has overlay support loaded.
ERRO[0001] 'overlay' not found as a supported filesystem on this host. Please en                                                                             sure kernel is new enough and has overlay support loaded.
ERRO[0001] Failed to built-in GetDriver graph devicemapper /storage/.kodi/userda                                                                             ta/addon_data/service.system.docker/docker
INFO[0001] Graph migration to content-addressability took 0.00 seconds
WARN[0001] Your kernel does not support cgroup memory limit
WARN[0001] Unable to find cpu cgroup in mounts
WARN[0001] Unable to find blkio cgroup in mounts
WARN[0001] Unable to find cpuset cgroup in mounts
WARN[0001] mountpoint for pids not found
Error starting daemon: Devices cgroup isn't mounted

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Any further hint would be appreciated. Thank you!

PS: Kernel version is 3.14.79 if this helps.

Don't try to manually start dockerd service. Reboot your device and do "docker ps -a". Post the result here.