I ran the installer as a normal user and as admin, the same thing I did when starting the server, but it does not start in any way. It was installed correctly without showing any errors, the server itself runs, but when you want to open it in the browser to configure it, it does not start (nor 127.0.0.1:32400/web, nor localhost:32400/web nor. If not, you mount the storage to somewhere you feel good about (fstab again), then create a symlink. Go to the directory and create new repo file. The thing is, I uninstalled the server following this guide -> and proceeded to install it again. If the media storage is only for plex, you don't even need a symlink, you can just mount it into place through a line in /etc/fstab (and that is something you can definitely research yourself). The first step we need to do for this guide is to add the Plex repository to our CentOS 7 system. On the third day it stopped detecting the new files that it added (it had only one library, TV Shows) and when creating a new library for Movies it did not even take the files that it had (they are all named correctly, since my server in Debian recognizes them without problems). Step 1 - Installing Plex Open the terminal and make an ssh connection with the Ubuntu instance.
Hello.I always had the server installed on a remote machine with Debian.a week ago I installed the server on my local machine ( windows 10 Version 3 comp 18363) and it worked.for two days. Installing Plex Media Server on Debian 11. Before installing any software it is important to make sure your system is up to date by running the following apt commands in terminal: sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt install wget software-properties-common apt-transport-https Step 2. Server Version#: PlexMediaServer-1.-ccb6eb67e-x86 Install Plex Media Server on Debian 11 Bullseye Step 1.
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