File permissions and access: Our first big problem (although it’s not really) is to allow Plex to access any of our files.Stop the PlexMediaServer (preferably log in with a terminal):.Run at least once the PlexMediaServer (and do nothing, just run once), from any browser in your network enter.NOTE: If you get an error with the above command while connected to the server with SSH through a terminal, it seems you have to relogin as root. Sudo systemctl enable rvice & systemctl start plexmediaserver Start the service: Next up we actually have to start Plex, the following command will do just that as well as create a symlink to always start Plex at boot.

Sudo yum localinstall plexmediaserver-x.x.x.

Install the current Plex server version from the link above, where x.x.x.x-xxxxxxx is the current version (1.-d34b464 at October 2017)Ħ4-bit wget Fedora 19 or older sudo yum localinstall plexmediaserver-x.x.x.x-xxxxxxx.x86_64.rpmįedora 21 or newer sudo dnf -y install plexmediaserver-x.x.x.x-xxxxxxx.x86_64.rpm.

Use the toggle to download the preview release if you have a PlexPass. Note that PlexPass users occassionally have access to preview versions of Plex that may contain additional functionality not yet released to other users. Find out the latest version by checking and copy the link under the Fedora icon.

This is a quick guide on how to install manually the PlexMediaServer (not the Amahi web app) on Amahi 7 or greater (Fedora).

If it breaks your HDA or you need assistance, Amahi cannot provide support. Proceed with this guide at your own risk. WARNING: This is a user contributed tutorial. If reaching the server yields a white page, please access it with this work-around link until (Plex fixes the issue): Source Install There is an issue in recent releases of the Plex Media Server app. 6.3 Data not shown with Main page login.6.1 Request cannot be recognized - treating a request as not-local.

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