Updating plex on Fedora
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@black3dynamite said in Updating plex on Fedora:
Got the script part done. Just need to create schedule for it.
https://gitlab.com/black3dynamite/scripts/blob/master/Plex/Upgrade-Plex.shI assume you could expand this to other systems. But I never checked.
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@black3dynamite There was an update over night it seems.
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@black3dynamite I don't like the
clear. I hate shit that nukes my scroll history. Obviously as something meant to be automated, that should not even matter.Just a personal preference.
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@JaredBusch said in Updating plex on Fedora:
@black3dynamite I don't like the
clear. I hate shit that nukes my scroll history. Obviously as something meant to be automated, that should not even matter.Just a personal preference.
So many trial by error creating the script, I added the clear command just for convenience.
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What are the benefits of systemd over cron considering cron is/seems more simple?
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@brandon220 said in Updating plex on Fedora:
What are the benefits of systemd over cron considering cron is/seems more simple?
Most notably is that
cronis not even installed on modern Fedora systems.Cron is not really any more or less simple. There are simply decades of examples.
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@JaredBusch Understood. Systemd definitely looks like it has a lot more flexibility and options. I'm going to switch some cron jobs over and see how it goes.
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Out of curiosity, what resources are you assigning to your Plex server vm (assuming it's a VM). How many concurrent streams and what types of streams (ie: 1080P, 4K, high/med/low bitrates)?
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@JaredBusch said in Updating plex on Fedora:
@black3dynamite said in Updating plex on Fedora:
Got the script part done. Just need to create schedule for it.
https://gitlab.com/black3dynamite/scripts/blob/master/Plex/Upgrade-Plex.shI assume you could expand this to other systems. But I never checked.
Right now its set up for Fedora and maybe CentOS 8.
