How to upgrade from Plex Media Server to Plexpass version in iocage?

[Ruff.Hi]

One thing that I have done is move my plex meta data outside the jail. The guide I used for this is found ...

FreeNAS 11.2 - configuration directory outside of plex jail

Played around with it some and I think I’ve solved it. Here is what I’ve done so far: Using shell from webinterface I accessed the plex jail: iocage console plex Note: important that plex is not running or it will recreate the folders/files. For some reason when I stop the plex media server...

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Another guide that I always use for installing or upgrading plex is found ...

(Tutorial) How To Install Plex in a FreeNAS 11.2 Jail

How To Install Plex in a FreeNAS 11.2 Jail: Follow the instructions on how to create a jail, and set the following: Jail Name: plex Release: pick the latest VNET: checked IPv4 Interface: vnet0 IPv4 Address: select something that is on your network and outside of your DHCP scope (e.g...

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I am thinking of moving from plex to plexpass and have similar concerns to those mentioned above. I think my external to jail meta data will assist the process. I will cycle back and post something on this.

 

[mongo94]

I need help Im at:

Move the zipped file to a place you can access later and change file permissions:
mv plexbackupdata.tar /tmp/plexbackupdata.tar
chmod 750 /tmp/plexbackupdata.tar

and I do the first line and get. no such file or directory.

 

[bibib]

I need help Im at:

Move the zipped file to a place you can access later and change file permissions:
mv plexbackupdata.tar /tmp/plexbackupdata.tar
chmod 750 /tmp/plexbackupdata.tar

and I do the first line and get. no such file or directory.

There's several typos in the guide when it's referring to the backup file.

wherever it refers to the file you created use plexbackup.tar.gz as this is the file created when you ran:

Code:

tar -czvf plexbackup.tar.gz Plex\ Media\ Server