The exact same log file as except for my UID & GID.ĭelete Plex Config Dir/Recreate Container with same options: Plex recreates the database on next run but gives the very same error. Running UnRaid 6.7.0, had the following issue after upgrading the Plex container today via the Unraid WebUI.Connection refused to Plex WebUI on Port 32400.
(EPG 0)Ģ0:49:20.014 ERROR - SQLITE3:0x7ed7b4f0, 1, no such table: schema_migrations in "select version from schema_migrations order by version"Ģ0:49:20.015 ERROR - Database corruption: sqlite3_statement_backend::prepare: no such table: schema_migrations for SQL: select version from schema_migrations order by versionĢ0:49:20.016 ERROR - Error: Unable to set up server: sqlite3_statement_backend::prepare: no such table: schema_migrations for SQL: select version from schema_migrations order by version (N4soci10soci_errorE)
(Can't upload a screenshot due to an error.)Ģ0:49:19.965 INFO - Plex Media Server v1.-7eb2c8f6f - Docker Docker Container (LinuxServer.io) armv7l - build: linux-armv7hf_neon unknown - GMT 00:00Ģ0:49:19.966 INFO - Linux version: 4.19.42-v7+, language: en-USĢ0:49:19.966 INFO - Processor ArmĢ0:49:19.967 INFO - /usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Plex Media ServerĢ0:49:19.963 DEBUG - BPQ: -> Ģ0:49:19.968 DEBUG - Opening 20 database sessions to library (), SQLite 3.26.0, threadsafe=1Ģ0:49:20.013 DEBUG - Running migrations. I didn't make any changes to the App config other than setting the paths for movies, tv, and music.
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60-plex-update: executing.ĭocker is used for verisoning skip update check I thought I would make this post in case others struggled with it.40-chown-files: executing. You could easily optimize the database of the Plex service right from the site itself. I assume the tutorial is missing a step where you use sqlite to make a blank db then write to it but for someone not that technically proficient it might not be so obvious what needs to happen and the guide suggests that all you need to do is 'input the commands into terminal'. While this fix might sound too difficult to execute on paper, but Plex seems to have done a pretty decent job in this regard. Writing the contents of the dump worked and Plex Media Server started again, now working beautifully with all my libraries intact and loading correctly. So I fired up a text editor and simply removed any entries and left the empty file. I then tried to write the contents of dump to it but of course it couldn't do that since there was already entries there ( I thought it would overwrite it). Weird they left that step out but I thought no problem I will simply make a new database so I fired up the Media Server, let it create a database file and quit it again. It gave me an error about the file not existing which makes sense since the tutorial had asked me to change the name of the database so that it ended with 'original' to back it up. A server could not be found' 'Plex Server is unreachabl. Which worked fine until I had to write the contents of dump back to the database with this command: "sqlite3 .db < dump.sql" Getting a Plex Media Server Connection error message on your screen: 'Looking for Servers.
It must have been happening over a long period as I had backups but each time I rolled back I discovered database corruption using the PRAGMA integrity check so I decided to try the repair procedure outlined here I ordered a new one but at some point it corrupted my SQL database as my Movies library no longer showed movies by Title, only by date added.
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Might be just for me, might be for everyone so I thought I'd make a little tutorial outlining how I got it to work and see if anyone knows why this works for me but the official way didn't.įirst a little background, I have a Mac Pro 2,1 running El Capitan with a 32bit boot loader and I have a very intermittent issue with a RAM riser card that occasionally results in kernel panics and other fun. Hi there, I am making this post because I followed the guide put out by Plex for repairing the your database and it quite simply doesn't work.
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