SOLVED Write permissions for jail executed incorrectly

[Phe0nix]

While attempting to give Plex write permissions i ididn't read the instructions close enough and now despite
the jail listing the 2 plugins i have in my jail as "running" i can't enable the plugin service within the plugins
section of FreeNAS , both show they are off. Both plugins are running as the jail reports as i can still use
Plex and the other plugin normally.

The guide i followed is HERE and i used solution #2 and i entered "David" for the USER & GROUP and i think
after reading over it agan i should have entered anyting but "David" for the USER & GROUP because of the
the command "useradd" that is in the code. So i just added David when that user already existed and i'm
thinking this is why i can't turn on the plugin service within Plugins. This issue occurred immediately after
running those commands

I ran the command jls and see the Plex and Emby ( my 2d plugin ) have different numbers assigned to them. My plugins used to be listed as 1 & 2 and now they are 6 & n7



My directory structure isn't correct from what Plex has for the FreeNAS. I don't have either of these directories "plexdata/plex media server"
So now i'm thinking this may have been from the manual update i did for the plex plugin which was successful the first time but the next
day a new version was released so i updated manually again which wasn't successful

As seen in the Log it can't decode the JSON file probably because the directory it's looking for the JSON file isn't there

 

[Phe0nix]

I went to my snapshots and rolled back to one on the list prior to my issue.

My Plex service was stopped already and then i deleted the storage for Plex and then the plugin
itself. I then reinstalled the plugin and gave my new jail a static IP and restarted it then readded
my storage and was able to start the service