# Without StateDirectory=plex, ProtectSystem=strict causes "PMS: failure detected. # But I prefer to delete the symlink and let systemd create /var/log/plex as a normal directory. # /var/log/plex is normally a symlink to "/var/lib/plex/Plex Media Server/Logs" SecureBits=keep-caps-locked no-setuid-fixup no-setuid-fixup-locked noroot noroot-locked Given plex is proprietary software, is there any interest in using systemd sandboxing features? I've had success with the following as a /nf: Plexmediaserver: -allowRetries arg Whether we will allow retries Plexmediaserver: -version arg Version of the product Plexmediaserver: -sentryKey arg Sentry Key for the project
Plexmediaserver: -sentryUrl arg Sentry URL to upload to Plexmediaserver: -model arg Device model string Plexmediaserver: -device arg Device string Plexmediaserver: -vendor arg Vendor string Plexmediaserver: -platformVersion arg Platform version string
Plexmediaserver: -platform arg Platform string Plexmediaserver: -userId arg User that owns this product Plexmediaserver: -serverUuid arg UUID of the server that crashed Plexmediaserver: -directory arg Directory to scan for crash reports Plexmediaserver: Crash Uploader options (all are required): Plexmediaserver: Error in command line:the argument for option '-serverUuid' should follow immediately after the equal sign I checked journalctl and see this error message. Just do a quick clean up to get rid of that ‘.deb’ file and you’ll be done: rm plexmediaserver_0.9.8.10.215-020456b_i386.After using the wizard from, Plex hangs. That’s it! It will upgrade the latest version and your library will be completely in-tact. So, on your Ubuntu server, run the following: cd /usr/local/src
Go to Plex’s site and look for the latest version. For those trying to do the same, I’ll share the exact commands with you. With enough research, I found how easy an upgrade actually is. I noticed that my Plex Server was out of date, and a quick search didn’t give any exact results for upgrading on Ubuntu. The biggest drawback is there isn’t quite as much documentation out there for it. It’s completely replaced XBMC for my media needs. Plex Media Server is amazing and fantastic in so many ways! It’s got a better interface, better streaming capabilities, and better library scraping.
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