Plex Server error about maintainerr HOT 14 CLOSED

Hey, does it still work with the previous version (1.6.10)? & Could you post the corresponding Plex debug log as well?

you can get the Plex log by using Plex web -> console and re running rules.

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Hi, on 1.6.10 it doesn't work as well.

There's a lot of logs on the console when the rules are running. A couple of them might be relevant.

This line repeats several times:
[Req#bd20] Query: Invalid field used: metadataItemID. Ignoring

And this one four times.
[Req#becc] Missing X-Plex-Container-Size header. This will fail with status code 400 in the future.

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Are you seeing the ‘Missing X-Plex-container-size’ warning with the latest version as well? 1.7.0 contains a change where this header was added to all calls that missed it.

I’ll look into the ‘metadataItemID’ warning when i’ve got some free time. It seems odd that Plex would remove something from their API.

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Are you still encountering this issue? The metadataItemID is used (and required) to fetch the Plex watchlist of an item and to update a collection's settings. Since this hasn't changed, I'm uncertain about the source of your error messages.

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Hi. Yes, I'm still having this issue. Sorry, I thought I had replied to your previous message. On 1.7.0 I don't have the 'Missing X-Plex-container-size' warning but I'm seeing this one:

[Req#2392aa] X-Plex-Container-Size header exceeds limit 120. This will fail with status code 400 in the future.

Probably was there on 1.6.10 as well but I might missed it.

I filtered now for errors and warning and I got this:

Jan 03, 2024 11:04:59.559 [139868682783544] Warning — Held transaction for too long (/data/jenkins/server/3537965286/Statistics/StatisticsManager.cpp:301): 0.110000 seconds
Jan 03, 2024 11:05:05.780 [139868734532408] Warning — [Req#23cf6e] X-Plex-Container-Size header exceeds limit 120. This will fail with status code 400 in the future.
Jan 03, 2024 11:05:22.661 [139868748237624] Warning — [Req#23da46] X-Plex-Container-Size header exceeds limit 120. This will fail with status code 400 in the future.

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Hi. Yes, I'm still having this issue. Sorry, I thought I had replied to your previous message. On 1.7.0 I don't have the 'Missing X-Plex-container-size' warning but I'm seeing this one:

[Req#2392aa] X-Plex-Container-Size header exceeds limit 120. This will fail with status code 400 in the future.

Probably was there on 1.6.10 as well but I might missed it.

I filtered now for errors and warning and I got this:

Jan 03, 2024 11:04:59.559 [139868682783544] Warning — Held transaction for too long (/data/jenkins/server/3537965286/Statistics/StatisticsManager.cpp:301): 0.110000 seconds
Jan 03, 2024 11:05:05.780 [139868734532408] Warning — [Req#23cf6e] X-Plex-Container-Size header exceeds limit 120. This will fail with status code 400 in the future.
Jan 03, 2024 11:05:22.661 [139868748237624] Warning — [Req#23da46] X-Plex-Container-Size header exceeds limit 120. This will fail with status code 400 in the future.

I'll fix the 'exceeds limit 120' in a next release as well.

Are you also still seeing the issue where media can't be added to the Plex collection?

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Yes. The media still can't be added to the Plex collection.

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Could you compare the Maintainerr collection to the Plex collection? Maybe something got corrupted there. Do the items in Maintainerrs collection match those in the Plex one?

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The items weren't added to the Maintainerr collections as well. I'm using a custom collection name.

Anyway, it's working now. I deleted the sqllite file and started a fresh installation. Probably was something corrupted there.

You may close the issue. I'll get back if it happens again.

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The items weren't added to the Maintainerr collections as well. I'm using a custom collection name.

Anyway, it's working now. I deleted the sqllite file and started a fresh installation. Probably was something corrupted there.

You may close the issue. I'll get back if it happens again.

Okay, if you come across it again, feel free to give a shout! :)

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Hi, again. I'm having that Plex error again when adding to a collection. And now I couldn't fix it deleting the sqllite file. But now only happens when using a custom collection. If I let it automatically create a collection with the rule name works fine.

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What error are you seeing exactly? Make sure your manual collection is of the correct media type (movies, shows, seasons, or episodes). You can't add seasons or episodes to a collection of type show.

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It was precisely the same error I had on the original post.
I was able to get through it by deleting the manual collections and creating new ones. But they were of the correct media type and was working until the update that changed the ports.

This post not to be in vain, if I may add a small suggestion. The reason I need custom collections is to edit the 'sort title' so I can push the collection to the top of the list. Would be a nice feature to add that to the rule option. Thank you

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I'll need to test this theory, but it's possible that the link is lost after a reboot. However, this shouldn't happen, as the ID is persisted in the database. Nonetheless, it's always possible there might be scenarios where this happens.

Also, good suggestion. Sounds useful. I'll check it out!

FR #854 to track it

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