"No Soup For You" or "You do not have permission to access this server" Message installing Plex Media Server anyone getting same I'm working thru this web page I will report back later https://support.plex.tv/articles/204281528-why-am-i-locked-out-of-server-settings-and-how-do-i-...

Sorry but I'm still stuck I worked thru the wiki After install the Plex server still needs to be configured and logged into a Plex.tv account. Before the Plex server has been named properly, going to //PlexMS.Amahi.Net from your LAN will bring you to a Plex.tv login then redirect you to a player-onl...

I got further, I reinstalled as you suggested and I can now install Apps and see the app store. I did install Plex but everytime I try to log in I get the following message No soup for you! The server you're trying to access doesn't want to let you in. Make sure you're signed in as a user with acces...

Thank you I shall try to reinstall later today

OK, I'll give it a whirl. If I reinstall it and use a different code will I lose the copy of Plex I purchased?

Thank You

Yes it definitely meets requirements, it's not suoer fast its a D525 Intel with 4gb Ram and two drives a 64Gb SSD for system and 1Tb HDD What Did I use to install it ??? I downloaded a disk image Amahi-11-x86_64 500.970KB image burned to a CD and installed from that I just followed the instructions ...

It says There are no applications available at this time. This could be due to a lack of network connectivity. (But as I stated before, I ran the networks tests and all tested OK lots of green ticks) I cant send you screen shots because it says the forum board has no room to load anymore attachments.

yes... I checked where you told me to. login as: XYZ XYZ@192.168.1.247's password: Last login: Sun Jun 7 16:09:34 2020 from 192.168.1.108 XYZ@localhost ~]$ cd /var/log/ XYZ@localhost log]$ ls anaconda dnf.librepo.log hda-updates.log passenger-analytics tallylog audit dnf.log httpd php-fpm wtmp boot....

@localhost log]$ ls anaconda dnf.librepo.log hda-updates.log passenger-analytics tallylog audit dnf.log httpd php-fpm wtmp boot.log dnf.rpm.log journal README btmp firewalld lastlog samba chrony hawkey.log mariadb sssd I can't see an install log?

I've installed putty and puttygen, I've set up the public and private keys and can SSH into the server, how do I pull up a terminal please? Ctrl+Alt+T don't work. more familiar with Debian based OS.

TIA