Please comment what i should do (ill just coppy and paste), thanks Manage keyring files in instead (see apt-key(8))įrom what i understand the way of doing things changed in april or something but as i sayed, im a super noob, i only started messing arround with this raspberry pi and the termenal this month, so sorry if it is a really easy solution lol
In the terminal and got this in return Warning: apt-key is deprecated. i followed the tutorial from network chuck on youtube and i am 19 minutes into the video video, im also following allong from his website website and I'm at "install plex media server"(nr2).
I have a raspberry pi that i want to use for a nas. I am mainly looking for Answers that suggest solutions to get the auto-updater working, rather than me manually downloading and installing the update from the Plex website.Whats up guys, I'm still a huge noob and I don't understand what is going on even though there are similar problems and solutions. Logs are available, but I'm not sure what I should be looking for. Plex forum topics are shut down after 90 days of inactivity, and I cannot find any actual solution or explanations for this Plex Updater failure. This seems to be a common issue, discussed often on the Plex forums: In my case the bad update is Version 1., but this seems to be a recurring issue for multiple other versions as well. Very annoying to try to watch media only to find that the Plex server is not running. The automatic update feature is hitting this same problem, and thus regularly quits my Plex server and never restarts it. It alerts me again to "Download Updates" and "Install Update" - but the update never works. When I manually open Plex again, it boots up immediately as if nothing happened. The server "Plex" is installing an update
Plex immediately quits, and the spinner says that the update is installing: I want to update Plex via the "Install Update" button within General settings:
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