Use the toggle to download the preview release if you have a PlexPass. Note that PlexPass users occassionally have access to preview versions of Plex that may contain additional functionality not yet released to other users. Find out the latest version by checking and copy the link under the Fedora icon. This is a quick guide on how to install manually the PlexMediaServer (not the Amahi web app) on Amahi 7 or greater (Fedora). If it breaks your HDA or you need assistance, Amahi cannot provide support. Proceed with this guide at your own risk. WARNING: This is a user contributed tutorial. If reaching the server yields a white page, please access it with this work-around link until (Plex fixes the issue): Source Install

There is an issue in recent releases of the Plex Media Server app. 6.3 Data not shown with Main page login.

6.1 Request cannot be recognized - treating a request as not-local.$ ssh ip.address.of.server -L 8888:localhost:32400Īnd then browse to or if you are running apache, with a reverse proxy, by adding this configuration in nfīelow an example server configuration is given for a reverse proxy using Nginx, including certificate configuration. To begin configuring the Plex Media Server, browse to To configure Plex Media Server remotely, you can first create an SSH tunnel (setup can only be done from localhost) Even though the beta update channel is typically quite stable, it is recommended to install the stable release unless you require specific early access content ( release notes). The latter is only available to Plex Pass subscribers and can provide early access to improvements and/or new functionalities, but also early access to potential bugs.

Install plex-media-server AUR (stable update channel) or plex-media-server-plexpass AUR (beta update channel).

How to install plex media server