[BUG] Latest version fails to initialize about docker-plex HOT 9 CLOSED

Due to a bug in our global chown wrapper, latest plex is chowning the whole config folder, so it may take longer to start. A fix is in the works and should get pushed soon.

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I have encountered the same issue. If you add the comment on network_mode: host and add the necessary ports, Plex will function correctly. However, please note that this solution will disable Nvidia support.

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Due to a bug in our global chown wrapper, latest plex is chowning the whole config folder, so it may take longer to start. A fix is in the works and should get pushed soon.

Agreed, it took about 10 mins to initialize.

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Is there an estimated time for when this issue will be resolved? the issue persists in version 1.32.5 as well.

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And to add, all of the sudden, this Plex container is now spiking CPU with some shfs process. I shut down the container, the shfs process goes away. I start it back up, the shfs process again starts back up and eats up very high CPU. What is going on?

EDIT>> The shfs issue may have to do with my cache pool in UnRaid having way more data on it than normal, but it's still odd. I'm running the mover in the hopes that this resolves itself (iowait/etc). For now, best to ignore this comment since I cannot assume the shfs issue is strictly Plex container related and not simply an iowait issue.

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I have a similar issue that is probably related to this problem:
When starting the container the log says that it detected a change in ownership and chowns all config files. But it is chowning the files for a user that does not exist and therefore removes all permissions for the container to access the files itself. After that it prints an error in a loop until I manually correct the permissions for the docker user again. I reverted the container to 1.32.5.7349-8f4248874-ls178 and it is working as expected again.

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The original issue reported here was fixed a while back.

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