Beiträge von votdev

    Please use Google, there are plenty of examples how to configure such things via sysctl. Short answer, create a file in /etc/sysctl.d/ with the settings you want to persist.

    That's your problem. Where does this file come from? This sets bookworm as target release (priority 990) and prevents packages from bookworm-security from being installed: https://wiki.debian.org/AptCon…with_APT::Default-Release


    Removing this file (/etc/apt/apt.conf) should solve your problem.

    Thanks for your investigation.


    The issue will be fixed in next version, see https://github.com/openmediava…42c957a7f0efae4bbee7931ed.

    At this point plex cannot update the media I dragged. But, if I turn it on, save and apply, plex update its media library.

    The problem is that the file you dropped does not get the correct permissions to allow Plex to read it.

    This is because there are several users involved, SMB and Plex are running as different users.

    You need to ensure that the files written by SMB have the necessary rights to allow Plex to read it.

    You may try to fix that by adding the Plex user to the group „users“.

    BTW, can not reproduce the error. If i enter the following for HTTPS


    Code
    Host: http://foo.bar
    Port: 3128
    User: usr
    Password: passwd


    i got Acquire::https::Proxy "http://usr:passwd@foo.bar:3128";.


    The code tried to extract the protocol from the host, otherwise it uses ftp, http or https.

    Do you have installed the mdadm and wakeslarm plugins?