Two of the best are to move the metadata and Sqlite DB to an SSD or NVMe drive to give you faster read and write performance. When you get to a certain point where you've taxed your disk I/O too heavily, your Sqlite database can't keep up anymore for the read and write operations that are going on under the hood. That Sqlite databases, those store things like your watch history, your user information, etc.īoth live at different locations, but they do live on the operating system where your Plex server is set up. The metadata stores all your movie posters, media information (summaries), and all the other stuff you need to give your media love. When Plex is installed it sets up metadata and it sets up Sqlite databases to store information. I have the crash dump file but no idea what to do with it… This is normally the last log line before I lose connection Job running: '/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/PlexMediaServer/CrashUploader' '-directory=/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/PlexMediaServer/Library/Plex Media Server/Crash Reports/1.-186bae04e' '-version=1.-186bae04e' '-platform=Linux' '-platformVersion=QTS 4.' '-serverUuid=e5effdce56d5b46e4cb6dc1dda7941c3adb59411' '-userId=CENSORED' '-sentryUrl=' '-sentryKey=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' '-vendor=QNAP' '-model=x86_64' '-device=TVS-472XT' '-allowRetries=0' However when I open up PLEX right after restart and check the live log, I get three different log messages: Waiting a whole second for busy databaseįailed to begin transaction (./Plugins/PluginDatabaseState.cpp:110) (tries=6): Cannot begin transaction. I have a share activated pointing at my plex installation (version 1.23.4 from the QNAP App Store - I know there is a newer version available but 1.23.4 is the newest in the QNAP store and I don’t know if and how it is possible to update around the QNAP App Store…) so I was able to check the logs however they seem fine and only display anything for the time it’s running fine. After that it loses connection again and the process goes to idle (80MB Ram Use, no cpu). After rebooting my 472XT a couple of times, and trying to restart PLex it finally starts now and stays accessible for ~30 seconds. I tried restarting but it wouldn’t start. Yesterday I was watching something on Plex when it suddenly lost connection (couldn’t identify a reason). Hey guys! I am quite at the end of my knowledge how to proceed with this.
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