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How long does it take to recognize an update has been release? #38
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It should be almost instantaneous as the app reads JSON file that is updated by Plex. I just checked the file and it references the latest version. Are you on the latest version of this app? |
Yes, I've tried both v0.1.8.5 along with v0.1.8.6-beta.2. Just downloaded fresh copies of each to confirm. Both show that I have a plex installation of v1.18.2.2058 and that that is also the latest version. Not sure what could be causing this if it's working fine on your end... I've uploaded a screenshot as well here: https://imgur.com/a/BJmLchI |
Additional details: Plex Media Server was installed with default settings. Plex Media Server Service Tray was also installed with default settings. System: Windows 10 Pro, 64-bit |
What do you get when you access https://plex.tv/api/downloads/1.json in your browser? |
After opening that link in my browser, the web address changes to: https://plex.tv/pms/downloads/5.json Then I get this huge output that I've pasted below. After a cursory glance, I can see that the newest version of plex is properly listed as "1.18.3.2156," so I'd wager a guess that for some reason my psupdate.exe isn't properly grabbing the most recent .json file when looking for updates? Or maybe the fact that my browser won't open /downloads/1.json and instead switches to opening /downloads/5.json is causing the problem?
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So I have no idea what happened, but I have my system set to run the update scrcipt with the -silent argument everyday at 8am, and the script successfully updated the server to the latest version this morning. I'm not sure why when I opened the program gui manually yesterday it wasn't properly detecting the latest version, but apparently whatever was going wrong yesterday went right this morning...? Anyways, I'm not sure if I should close this issue or if you'd like to converse more to figure out what caused this problem in the first place, so let me know. |
So I'm seeing the same issue as reported above. My Plex server is currently 1.18.5.2309 If I go to https://plex.tv/api/downloads/1.json it redirects to https://plex.tv/pms/downloads/5.json and returns Is there any logging I can enable for psupdate? |
Found log file (no docs on where the log file is or the file name just by the by). |
In case anyone is wondering where the log file is on Windows: |
So I saw today that Plex Media Server version 1.18.3.2156 was released, so I ran the application with the gui just to test it. Upon running, the application says that I currently have the latest version of plex installed even though I still have the previous out-dated version installed and the web client is prompting me to update. I was wondering how long it takes for the auto updater to sync with the most current plex build and recognize that mine is out of date?
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