Questions tagged [plex]

Plex Media Server is the back-end media server component of Plex, which is closed source as proprietary software. Introduced in 2009, Plex Media Server is used to host the content and plugins that are then streamed to Plex big screen apps (including Plex Home Theater) and Plex mobile apps, either on the same machine, the same local area network, or over the Internet.

Plex Media Server is the back-end media server component of Plex, which is closed source as proprietary software. Introduced in 2009, Plex Media Server is used to host the content and plugins that are then streamed to Plex big screen apps (including Plex Home Theater) and Plex mobile apps, either on the same machine, the same local area network, or over the Internet.

In addition to the platforms supported by the front end, the server is also available for Linux.Plex Media Server can be configured to index content in any directory on the machine it is run on, as well as automatically acquiring iTunes, iPhoto, and Aperture content.

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sed replacement assistance with url

I'd need the below xml data to be parsed by sed inside my variable and return https://192-168-1-123.385ualfkj3fakedlajkf353029485234.plex.direct:32400 I am using a variable called PLX_IP: IPADDRESS=$( curl -b plexcookie.txt…
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Freenas/FreeBSD Mapping IPv6 to IPv4

I have an Plexmediaserver in a Freenas Jail, which I can acess with an IPv4 adress on a specific port. But I also need to acess it with IPv6. I need a portmapper or something like this. For Windows i found the following: netsh interface portproxy…
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Failure after uploading files with GoDady plex

I am having hard time fixing this issue, when i upload this files on GoDaddy the phpinfo.php is working but index.php gives message "Failure", surprisingly after 6 hours same started working without any issues. I am new to php and just started one…
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How can I access values stored in a parent class/object (python)?

The following is not my code, but code I have to work with... class MediaRoot: def __init__(self, type): self.name = '' self.year = None self.type = type self.parts = [] self.subtitles = [] self.thumbs = [] self.arts =…
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How to make media-server like plex in C#?

I've "got" a thesis work at university to make a basic media-server in C# and a client in kotlin for android. To give some context to what i want to do: server should be able: add source folders where the videos located streaming videos with…
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Ubuntu 22.04 Server (ARM64) not connecting to SSH after a power outage from my Win 10 laptop. "Connection Timed Out" error

this is my first post but that’s not important ATM. I have a Plex Server running on a brand-new Pi 4 running Ubuntu 22.04 Server LTS. A storm knocked out power for a second 2 days after installation and setup. The Pi is powered via a surge…
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Plex behind NGINX reverse proxy: "Request came in with unrecognized domain / IP 'plex.mydomain.com' in header Host; treating as non-local

I'm running the latest version of Plex Media Server: Version 1.31.2.6810. Under my Plex server's Network settings, I specified my custom domain names: Custom server access URLs: https://plex.mydomain.com,https://mediaplex.mydomain.com However, in…
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How can I make each instance of a perl script have its own unique id?

I have a perl script that connects to the Plex API. It logs in and performs certain actions (mostly working). However, the Plex API suggests (insists?) that each instance of the script send a unique ID, such that if I share this script with anyone…
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SQL Joining trouble

I have 5 differents select that I run to get data from each of them. Each has WHERE and AND clauses on them. Is there a way that I can take all of these pieces of data and put them in one query without messing the data up? Building SQL: SELECT…
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