Posts by aptalca

Quote from perpis

Hello,

I am a little confused with the loads of info in this thread. I am not sure whether it is possible to install the Plex media server on my setup:

Cuboxtv (iMX6)

LibreELEC 8.0.2

Kodi 17.3

The links from hugepants from the first post are broken links, the repo from tnds82 throws an error when trying to install it ("the dependency on ... could not be satisfied") and the LinuxServer.io repo shows 0% all the time when trying to install it. I do not know which path I can follow to get the PMS working.

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

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If it's armv7, then the linuxserver one should work. But keep in mind that it first needs to install the docker service addon, which may take a little while.

Quote from phob08

i am having the same problem. cannot connect to the repo. tnds82 has last been online october 2019 so...

can somebody push me in the right direction what's currently the optimal way to set up a Plex Server on a LibreElec Rpi4? Any help would be much appreciated

You can give the docker addon a try. You can install it from the linuxserver.io repo

Quote from logicpro8_user

Hey folks, been following this thread, however, it isn't clear how I we can update Plex from libreelec directly?. I mean I also now have the message:

An update is available. Please install manually.

I attempted to reboot the box in a hope the update would start, however, this wasn't the case. Is there something I am missing?, can Plex auto update? if not how to manually install?.

Attempted to use Upgrade Plex Media Server with PlexPass on LibreElec via Command Line | naschenweng.info with changing a few things on there however I am not able toi find the library files on my libreelec box.

Any help advice would be really helpful

If you're a plexpass user and want to get the beta releases, set the version parameter in addon settings to "latest" without the quotes. Now every time the addon is restarted (device reboot or addon disable/reenable), it should update on container start.

If you're not a plexpass user, and your version variable is set to public (default), device reboots or addon restarts should update it to the latest public release on container start.

In plex gui settings, set the server update channel correctly (under server settings / General). If you set it to beta but you're not a plexpass user, you'll keep getting the notification in the gui but you won't be able to update as beta releases require plexpass.

Have your script query the sab api? It's json

Just realized that you said raspi 1. Linuxserver images don't run on raspi 1 or zero as they are armv6. They need at least armv7 (pi 2 or up)

You can run it as a docker container

You have the kvm console acting as the main display adapter, but libreelec lacks the gpu drivers for that. You need to pass the nvidia card as the main and only display adapter.

I did this on unraid (which has a nice gui for managing kvm) so I can't help you with the exact steps but the kvm display is certainly the issue here.

The virtual build is strictly for vmware.

However, you can use the generic build on kvm with a gpu passed through.

Quote from excalibur

I installed dnzmedia version, it's working great !

About 180 MB after install and update to last pms version 1.18.2

No ubuntu stuff needed :p

I personally would hate to have to manually download and extract tars to update plex each time, but each to their own

Quote from excalibur

I may be interested.

I see that docker version is based on ubuntu. I wonder how much diskspace such a container eats.

It's not full Ubuntu, we have a custom baseimage that is based on a minimal Ubuntu with only the necessary packages and services added for plex. It's pretty lightweight.

Great to hear.

Yeah, the dhparams part can take a long time (up to 2 hours on an arm box) or it could be 10 seconds, that's cryptography for you.

The lua error is harmless and it's an upstream issue (alpine linux repo)

Check the letsencrypt logs and it will tell you what's going on

docker logs docker.linuxserver.letsencrypt

Quote from bpr323

Please help

I've installed Dolphin container using Portainer, but I cannot see any mounted drives under "media" (the folder is empty), nor do I see the "downloads" folder, probably because I'm logged in as nobody:users (99:100)

My CLI access to LE is through PuTTy (as root). I can't find any "edit" option for the dolphin image to change my login to "root" via Portainer

If I use Putty - where do I find the Dolphin's config file to edit it with nano?

Change the environment variables user_id and group_id to 0 so it runs as root

What locations did you mount? Did you use bind mount in portainer?

Here it is: Docker Hub

There are a couple of docker images, one I put together a long time ago for dolphin and there is another for krusader by sparklyballs. You can give them a try. But they are both x86 only, not arm or aarch64 (not sure what system you're on).

Quote from AGLyons

I'm not talking about add-ons I'm talking about straight up locally hosted video files.

"I'd say that covers about 95% of your currently installed repositories" - 2, I have two add ons for TV shows. Your comment makes out like I have every illegal add-on known to man. Are you trying to tell me that everyone else on here doesn't have ANYTHING installed in the system? Just like EVERYONE is just watching their kids recital from Christmas last year! No no, they wouldn't be watching anything they've downloaded from the net, no way.

If YOU don't want to overlook 2 add-ons and help a guy out then kindly pass this post by.

Thanks in advance.

Most banned addons are pretty intrusive and can cause a variety of issues. It's very difficult to troubleshoot when they are present. Hard to know if it's the addons causing the issue, or if it's a genuine LE issue.

That's why it's a LE policy to require removing banned addons before providing support and help troubleshooting.

This is our mega guide on letsencrypt: Let's Encrypt, Nginx & Reverse Proxy Starter Guide - 2019 Edition

Most things will apply but some things are a little different due to addon gui settings vs commandline.

A couple of things to keep in mind are, the container name on libreelec will be docker.linuxserver.letsencrypt so to see the logs, you do "docker logs docker.linuxserver.letsencrypt" instead of "docker logs letsencrypt"

You could do dns or duckdns validation, as they don't require an incoming connection to your server from letsencrypt servers.

Then you set up your local dns to resolve your domain to your libreelec ip