XigmaNAS

Hey guys,

had my plex Jail running last night and all i have done since then is restart my Nas. The Jail will no longer start using the brig.

Is there a way to start the jail from the command line so i could try that?? I have is set to start on start up but no luck

Any help would be great.

cheers

Delete actual jail, and start from scratch.

raulfg3 wrote:Delete actual jail, and start from scratch.

Hello raulfg3,
you have helped me just recently with my plex setup if you remember. Anyway, so as you know I already got my plex server running up and all, there are no errors being reported to log. Everything is clean and good. However, I have one tiny problem. If for any reason, I restart nas4free, plex stops working! When i go to the ip, all i see is the favicon on the tab which i believe is only cause it's probably saved in some temporary folder otherwise i wouldn't see that either. When i used the command and saw the log, at the end it said "directory /mnt/thebrigl could not be found" or something like that. I forgot to save the log file unfortunately and set up my plex again already. What do you recommend I do to solve this problem?

post the log to see the error.

raulfg3 wrote:post the log to see the error.

Okey so I just went ahead and stopped the plex server from thebrig by clicking on the red 'power' button. I restarted it and it worked! So i went ahead and restarted the NAS and guess what? it works just fine! However, in the logfile for thebrig, there is an error that showed up, the one i told you about, but it did not affect plex. Now, i believe what caused my plex server to not start last time i setup my NAS was the permission 777 for /etc/login.conf. Because last time, i gave permission 777 because my plex server was not starting at all and the error was saying root is not the owner and stuff like that so if you refer back to my post where you helped me out, viewtopic.php?f=79&t=6762 , you will see what the problem was and how we solved it. However, when i reinstalled nas4free and plex again this last time, i did the same thing as before, and had the permission 777. And when i went to see the log of plex, it kept saying that /etc/login.conf was world writeable or something like that and I googled up that error. people said that it was caused by permission 777 and they suggested using permission 744. So i went ahead and changed the permission of /etc/login.conf from 777 to 744 and ever since, it looks like everything is working fine. Plex starts even after restarting the NAS. this is goldennnn!

HOWEVER, here is the logfile for thebrig and eventhough my plex restarted just fine, i did get the "mount: /mnt/seagate/thebrigl: No such file or directory" error. What do you think this means?