plex media server download version 12.04

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chris-lea/nginx-devel On Ubuntu you can install Nginx>=1.3.13 from Chris Lea’s development branch PPA, as so, sudo apt-get install python-software-properties You can install the latest version from a development package repository by following these instructions: Luckily the latest development versions after 1.3.13 do support WebSocket, but they’re not in the main Ubuntu package repository, for obvious reasons. The current stable release of Nginx (1.2.x at the time of writing) doesn’t support the WebSocket protocol, which is used in the Plex web interface to update the interface in real-time as the media server updates. Then install with the following command: $ sudo apt-get updateĪdditional information can be found in the Linux PMS forum. These are the instructions for installing using apt, which will ensure all the necessary dependencies get installed:įor Ubuntu installation, add this to your /etc/apt//plex.list file: deb lucid main Installing Plex is straightforward - I haven’t deviated from the standard instructions at all. The below information is no longer up to date You can download a debian package for Ubuntu from the download page on the new Plex website. Nov 2021: Plex have changed some of their URLs and the wiki no longer seems to be available.

Nginx 1.3.14 development build (more on this later).

This post is essentially a gathering of instructions from where I found them on the internet. I’ve been experimenting with the Plex Media Server, and decided to have a go at securing remote access to the ‘Web Client’ interface using SSL (by default it runs over an unencrypted HTTP connection).

Plex media server download version 12.04