If its a part of the official Plex public or beta channel, this script will update it. It reads your hardware architecture from the system and matches it against what is compatible with Plex. Public or Beta update channel selection follows what you have configured in the Plex Media Server's 'General' settings section.Īlthough only personally tested on my DS1019+, this script has been written to work on any compatible Synology platform using the built-in command-line utilities of the DSM. If Plex is installed and properly configured, you will not have to edit this script for any details about the installation location of Plex. This script utilizes Synology’s built-in tools to self-determine everything it needs to know about where Plex is located, how to update it, and to notify the system of updates or failures to the update process. This script is specifically for the update of the official Synology package of the Plex Media Server as released by Plex GmbH. The "fork" has been officially discontinued because it no longer resembles the original script, and has different support requirements.Įverything you need to do to get this script running can be done with basic DSM web administration by dropping this script onto the NAS and configuring a scheduled Task. This script originally started as a simple fork, but over the generations has turned into a wholly different script aside from the core task of updating Plex Media Server. This is a heavily-modified/overhauled version of the " martinorob/plexupdate" script, with the specific intent to simplify its use to not require any Bash script variable editing or SSH access to the Synology NAS. This script takes into account many if not all of the issues I have previously read about for automatically updating Plex on the Synology NAS platform. Automatically Update Plex Media Server on the Synology NAS platform Description
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