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#SYNOLOGY PLEX MEDIA SERVER KEEPS STOPPING INSTALL#
#SYNOLOGY PLEX MEDIA SERVER KEEPS STOPPING WINDOWS#

Synology (DSM 6): "/var/packages/Plex Media Server/target/Plex SQLite".QNAP: "/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/PlexMediaServer/Plex SQLite".Linux (desktop): "/usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Plex SQLite".

macOS: "/Applications/Plex Media Server.app/Contents/MacOS/Plex SQLite".

#SYNOLOGY PLEX MEDIA SERVER KEEPS STOPPING WINDOWS#

Windows (32-bit): "C:\Program Files (x86)\Plex\Plex Media Server\Plex SQLite.exe".

When the commands below reference "Plex SQLite", fill in the path listed here: You can find it in the following locations, depending on the operating system your server runs on. The Plex SQLite tool is located alongside the Plex Media Server executable. Related Page: Plex Forums Locating the Plex SQLite tool If you need assistance using the Plex SQLite shell, please post your questions in our support forum. The examples below are shown using Plex SQLite as a command line to match previous instructions. Plex SQLite can also be used as a command line tool, replacing the standard SQLite3 executable. You can then run regular SQLite commands in the shell. The interpreter can be invoked by running the Plex SQLite executable found in the Plex Media Server installation folder, which will open up a SQLite Shell. Due to customizations included in the Plex database engine, the standard SQLite interpreter is not able to repair the Plex Media Server database. Plex Media Server includes its own SQLite command line interpreter.

Related Page: Restore a Database Backed Up via 'Scheduled Tasks' Plex SQLite Related Page: Where is the Plex Media Server data directory located? That is expected and the errors won’t affect anything. Warning: With the instructions below, if you run all of the “Check for Corruption” instructions prior to running the “Run a Repair” instructions, you will receive errors related to steps 2 & 3 of the latter. You will lose your existing libraries and need to recreate them, but you won’t be affecting your content itself.)

#SYNOLOGY PLEX MEDIA SERVER KEEPS STOPPING INSTALL#

Restarting the server will then restore your server to a nearly-fresh install state. Note: You can also simply delete the .db database file while the Plex Media Server is not running. The commands listed below will assume the default server data directory locations. The data directory location can vary by operating system and device see the article listed below for details. The database file will be located at /Plug-in Support/Databases/.db inside the main Plex Media Server data directory. In many cases, you may also be able to restore a database copy that was backed up via the Scheduled Tasks feature. Tip!: It’s always a good idea make a backup copy of the database file before doing any work on it. In such a situation, you can attempt to repair the database. For instance, it might happen if the computer is turned off without first quitting Plex Media Server in certain cases, such as when the database is located on a network share. Though rare, it is possible for your main Plex Media Server database to become corrupted. If using an earlier version, see our older instructions. Note: This article is for Plex Media Server version 1.23.2 and newer.