I've tried dozens of minor tweaks to how I mount the drives, and it doesn't seem to make a difference. Reboots always fix the problem, but it always re-occurs. The plex docker image was hung so badly that docker kill plex wouldn't kill it, so I had to stop the docker service. This evening, I could happily ls the Movies folder, but ls on the TV folder would hang the VM (I'd have to disconnect and open a new SSH session). If I SSH to the server and try an ls on the /plexmedia/Movies or /plexmedia/TV directories I get very weird behaviour. No errors except for timeout.Ĭlients: iPhone, iPad (latest, both on iOS 10 latest), Amazon Fire TV (the non-4K one), web, macOS (the dmg downloaded from plex website). The web interface still works fine, can browse everything, but trying to play something back leads to the endless rotating "throbber". Symptoms: after random amounts of time (hours, a few days), Plex loses the ability to see the media folders. fileserver.fqdn/Movies$ /plexmedia/Movies cifs credentials=/root/.smbcredentials,uid=1000,gid=1000,file_mode=0664,dir_mode=0774 0 0 smbcredentials is a file containing the credentials for connecting to the shares) This is how I mount the media shares (where.
Have tried Ubuntu 16.04, and am now trying the official Plex Docker image running under VMware Photon OS. Media on a Windows 2012 R2 server, rock solid, never have a single problem with it. Have tried two different approaches, with the same result. It has been a long time since something has frustrated me this much.
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