So I edit the /usr/local/etc/rc.d/plexmediaserverfile and change: I have my Plex server being run by the root user so that I can be sure that there is access to files and I am able to delete files from my Plex interface. Sysrc "plexmediaserver-plexpass_enable=YES" ro It’s pretty simple, all you need to do is run the following command:
We will need to set Plex to start automatically. Pkg install plexmediaserver-plexpass Automatic Start If you do have a PlexPass, use this command to install
If you don’t have a PlexPass, use this command to install: Go to the command line interface for the jail in which you want to install Plex and enter one of the two following commands. There are two versions of Plex to install – the PlexPass version and thebasic version if you don’t have a PlexPass. UPDATE: I have updated this article for TrueNAS and you can read the TrueNAS: Plex Manual Install article and the TrueNAS: Update Plex Server article from the links provided. You may want to setup Plex after you have setup some of your automated downloading agents which you can read about how to setup in my Sonarr, Radarr, Jackett, Qbittorrent, OpenVPN and other FreeNAS articles on this site. This article will show you how to install Plex Media Server on your FreeNAS system, without using the standard FreeNAS plugin interface and will instruct you on how to update your install your Plex Media Server to the latest version. It will serve, and transcode as necessary based on the client devices requirements, all your movies, TV shows, music personal videos and more. The Plex Media Server is the core of your PVR setup here and will provide all the media that you are ripping, downloading, etc to all of your clients. Plex is a digital media player and organizational tool that allows you to access the music, pictures, and videos stored on one computer with any other computer, set top device or compatible mobile device. Install Plex in FreeNASInstalling Plex Media Server on your FreeNas server is an absolute essential.
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