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[BUG] Plex: Failed to login, Error: No connection adapters were found #104
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i got the same issue, but appears to be when i have multiple servers specified. Using compose they you have, and using the .env file. have you tried removing the quotes on yours? |
I think it’s an issue with the compose setup. Might be similar to #97 |
I tried using the env file. And had the same error only ever picking up one of the servers. Have two Plex servers. Tried literally every combo I could think off. "",'',nothing |
Did you set docker compose like so? #59 (comment) |
I did not try using a separate env file, I was following the template here: https://github.com/luigi311/JellyPlex-Watched/blob/main/docker-compose.yml Will try an env file and report back. |
Very similar to the first one. I know it was reading the file. But had the same error as setting via compose |
Interesting. I would say just try running it from straight docker for now and I’ll see if I can replicate this again and make some changes. I don’t really use docker compose so its not really tested that often |
Not sure why the env file was not working for me then. Just wouldn't pick up both Plex servers. |
In docker compose i only get this if i add in quotes, so for the baseurls and the tokens do not use any quotes and just put in your url and tokens as is |
Describe the bug
Upon initial start, getting this error in my log.
To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
Expecting application to start up successfully.
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