If you want to install Plex Pass releases, plexupdate will try to get your account token directly from your Plex Media Server. Override which version to download, use -l option to see what you can select. NOTE! If you define this, you MUST define DISTRO and BUILD Natively supports Debian and Redhat, so you don't need to set this for these systems. The command used to install packages, only change if you need special options. If you have AUTOINSTALL set, plexupdate.sh will then reinstall it.Īuthenticate, fetch the download URL, print it, and then exit. Using this option will force it to download again UNLESS the file already downloaded has the correct checksum. Normally plexupdate.sh will avoid downloading a file it already has or if it's the same as the installed version. Setting this option to yes will make it download the public version instead. The default behavior of plexupdate.sh is to download the PlexPass edition of Plex Media Server. Requires root permissions.ĭelete the downloaded package after installation is complete to conserve disk space. Currently works for Debian based systems as well as rpm based distros. This only works if you installed using git clone or by using the installer.Īutomatically installs the newly downloaded version. Makes plexupdate.sh automatically update itself using git. Sets the port to use along with PLEXSERVER PLEXSERVER should be set to the IP/DNS of your Plex Media Server, which typically is 127.0.0.1 If set, and combined with AUTOINSTALL, the script will automatically check if the server is in use and defer the update.
If you used git or the installer, see AUTOUPDATE instead. If you didn't install using git clone or by running the installer, you can use this option to notify you when there are updates to plexupdate. Setting any of these to yes will enable the function. There are a few additional options for the more enterprising user.
If you have any trouble with the installer, or would just prefer to set plexupdate up manually, read the guide. ( /opt/plexupdate/extras/installer.sh by default) If you'd ever like to change your configuration, just re-run the installer from the extras folder inside your plexupdate directory. This has been tested on Ubuntu, Fedora and CentOS but should, for the most part, work on any modern Linux distribution. Will automatically install the tool as well as any dependencies.
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