Where might I find the advice?
I set my Database Volume and Folder in OMV's PLEX setup to be: /srv/store/plexmediaserver/, yet PLEX stores nearly 20GB onto my boot USB in less than a week.
There seems to be too much here regarding PLEX that my searching ability falls short.
Thanks for your help.
Jerry
You can always attempt to make this change yourself manually as documented on the Plex.tv forums:
You can always attempt to make this change yourself manually as documented on the Plex.tv forums:
I have attempted moving Plex's metadata (Library) directory on systemd based systems a year ago and hosed my OMV build. So it is a year later and I have learned much; I followed the steps there best I could and adjusted setting a few times. Again I was left with the need to reinstall from the OS up. Dang it!
I did just update my OMV hardware and there is an M.2 slot on board. Ninety dolors later my boot drive is an overly fast 225GiB PCIe NVMe SSD. This should hold my PLEX bloat well enough.
Did you install OMV to that M.2 using the iso installer or was it a Debian install with OMV installed on top of it?
I seem to remember reading that an OMV iso install will not run a 4.x kernel on an M.2 disk.
Did you install OMV to that M.2 using the iso installer or was it a Debian install with OMV installed on top of it?
I seem to remember reading that an OMV iso install will not run a 4.x kernel on an M.2 disk.
I used the ISO installer. Worked like a charm so far.
My hardware is a Dell T30 (outlet buy @ $299) running 1.0.2 BIOS booted to WD Black 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive – WDS256G1X0C
I used the ISO installer. Worked like a charm so far.
My hardware is a Dell T30 (outlet buy @ $299) running 1.0.2 BIOS booted to WD Black 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive – WDS256G1X0C
OMV 3 or OMV 4?
I used the ISO installer. Worked like a charm so far.
My hardware is a Dell T30 (outlet buy @ $299) running 1.0.2 BIOS booted to WD Black 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive – WDS256G1X0C
But what kernel are you running?
OK. I'm pretty sure that does not work with OMV 3 iso. At least it didn't work for me back when I installed omv3. Had to install Jessie first. I'm glad this isn't a problem with omv4. 
But what kernel are you running?
Vanilla install.
Version: 4.0.19-1 (Arrakis)
Processor: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1225 v5 @ 3.30GHz
Kernel: Linux 4.14.0-0.bpo.3-amd64
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can somebody give any recommendation for a Plex alternative which does not require "Account" or "Plex Pass" ?
Br
Epo
Guys I think this article from Google will help with this question! There is different alternative to plex soft, for example:
1. Emby
2. Kodi
3. Serviio
And others! It is possible to find Free soft! If you want you can just click here on link:
Jellyfin - Emby fork free works well in Docker on OMV.
And others! It is possible to find Free soft! If you want you can just click here on link:
That link is 404. Improper copy/paste of URL.
Yes, I'm Jellyfin is open source
Jellyfin - Emby fork free works well in Docker on OMV.
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That link is 404. Improper copy/paste of URL.
Edited. It was some bug. Thank you for your remark!
Display MoreGuys I think this article from Google will help with this question! There is different alternative to plex soft, for example:
1. Emby
2. Kodi
3. Serviio
And others! It is possible to find Free soft! If you want you can just click here on link:
https://www.winxdvd.com/streaming-video/employee monitoring/best-plex-alternatives.htm
Thank You!
Jellyfin - Emby fork free works well in Docker on OMV.
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