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[hub]: https://hub.docker.com/r/spritsail/plex-media-server
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[git]: https://github.com/spritsail/plex-media-server
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[drone]: https://drone.spritsail.io/spritsail/plex-media-server
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[mbdg]: https://microbadger.com/images/spritsail/plex-media-server
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# [spritsail/plex-media-server][hub]
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[][mbdg]
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[][hub]
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[][git]
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[][hub]
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[][hub]
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[][drone]
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[][drone]
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The _smallest*_ Plex Media Server docker image, built on barebones [spritsail/busybox](https://hub.docker.com/r/spritsail/busybox/) with glibc and libraries built from source. The container hosts a fully featured Plex Media Server, with almost all of the useless crap removed, resulting in the smallest container possible whilst maintaining full functionality.
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You can find out more about the [spritsail/busybox](https://hub.docker.com/r/spritsail/busybox) base image [here](https://github.com/spritsail/busybox)
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_*last we checked_
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**NOTICE:** This build has changed the `/config/Plex Media Server` mountpoint inside the container to now be present at `/config`. If you previously used this container, please update your mountpoint to `/config`.
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## Getting Started
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Navigate to [plex.tv/claim](https://www.plex.tv/claim) and obtain a token in the form `claim-xxxx...`
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Start the container, as demonstrated below, passing the claim token via the `PLEX_CLAIM` environment variable. This only has to be present on the first run (when the configuration is generated/if you need to re-claim the server at any time) and can be removed for subsequent runs. _The Plex claim token is optional however it will make the server available to your account immediately._
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Setting the container hostname on first boot will set the Plex server name.
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```shell
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docker run -dt \
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--name=plex \
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--restart=unless-stopped \
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--hostname=my-plex-server \
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-p 32400:32400 \
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-e PLEX_CLAIM=claim-xxxx... \
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-v /config/plex:/config \
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-v /transcode:/transcode \
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-v /media:/media \
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spritsail/plex-media-server
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```
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Finally, navigate to [app.plex.tv/desktop](https://app.plex.tv/desktop) or [your-ip:32400/web](http://localhost:32400/web) and you're done!
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### Volumes
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- `/config` - Configuration, logs, caches and other Plex crap. You should keep this
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- `/transcode` - Transcoder temporary directory. This should be backed by fast storage, ideally tmpfs/RAM.
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- Don't forget to mount your media (tv-shows/movies) inside the container too!
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### Environment
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- `$SUID` - User ID to run as _default: 900_
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- `$SGID` - Group ID to run as _default: 900_
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- `$ALLOWED_NETWORKS` - IP/netmask entries which allow access to the server without requiring authorization. We recommend you set this only if you do not sign in your server. For example `192.168.1.0/24,172.16.0.0/16` will allow access to the entire `192.168.1.x` range and the `172.16.x.x` range.
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- `$ADVERTISE_IP` - This variable defines the additional IPs on which the server may be be found. For example: `http://10.1.1.23:32400`. This adds to the list where the server advertises that it can be found.
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- `$DISABLE_REMOTE_SEC` -
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- `$PLEX_CLAIM` - The claim token for the server to obtain a real server token. If not provided, server will not be automatically logged in. If server is already logged in, this parameter is ignored.
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- `$LOG_DEBUG` - Disables debug logging if set to 0, and enables it if set to 1. This overwrites preferences set in the Plex Web user interface.
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- `$LOG_VERBOSE` - Disables logging (except warnings and errors) if set to 0, and enables it if set to 1. This overwrites preferences set in the Plex Web user interface.
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### Network
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The following ports are all used by Plex for various applications
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- `32400/tcp` Plex Web/Client Access
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- `5353/udp` Bonjour/Avahi
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- `3005/tcp` Plex Home Theatre via Plex Companion
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- `8324/tcp` Plex for Roku via Plex Companion
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- `1900/udp` Plex DLNA Server
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- `32469/udp` Plex DLNA Server
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- `32410/udp` GDM network discovery
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- `32412/udp` GDM network discovery
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- `32413/udp` GDM network discovery
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- `32414/udp` GDM network discovery
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See also: https://support.plex.tv/articles/201543147-what-network-ports-do-i-need-to-allow-through-my-firewall/
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At the very least, you should expose `32400/tcp` to your network, and _port forward_ it through your router if you would like Plex access outside your home network.
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If you wish, you can map the Plex port to any other port outside your network, just be sure to update the port in _Settings > Server > Remote Access_ (Show Advanced) under _Manually specify public port_.
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## Troubleshooting
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* **Help, I accidentally logged my server out and I can no longer access it**
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Just get another claim token from [plex.tv/claim](https://www.plex.tv/claim) and restart the container with it in the environment variable PLEX_CLAIM. This should re-claim your server and it'll appear in your server list once again. You can remove the claim token as soon as the server has been claimed- _they expire after 5 minutes anyway_
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