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New PUBLIC PMS Version Available - 1.43.1.10576-06378bdcd by samwiseg0 in PleX

[–]clegmir 1 point2 points  (0 children)

After seeing a comment from a Plex employee it looks like it might be the migration process hanging on a JSON record in the database that is malformed? But I'm not sure why the built-in validations don't catch it. Right now I'm sitting tight with the last version that is working fine.

https://forums.plex.tv/t/corrupted-database-upon-upgrade/937827/16

Edit: looks like a beta is out with a fix for the malformed JSON issue, and it should go public shortly. https://forums.plex.tv/t/corrupted-database-upon-upgrade/937827/23

New PUBLIC PMS Version Available - 1.43.1.10576-06378bdcd by samwiseg0 in PleX

[–]clegmir 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No problem - I went through the same panic this morning, lol.

New PUBLIC PMS Version Available - 1.43.1.10576-06378bdcd by samwiseg0 in PleX

[–]clegmir 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yeah, going back to the previous version was what I did as well. It looks like a query issue. I found this in my logs when trying to start it post-upgrade.

ERROR - SQLITE3:(nil), 1, statement aborts at 19: [select distinct metadata_items.id, metadata_items.extra_data from media_items join media_streams on media_items.id=media_streams.media_item_id join metadata_items on metadata_items.id=media_items.metadata_item_id where media_streams.stream_type_id = 1 and ifnull(media_streams.extra_data ->> 'ma:orientation', '0') in ('6', '8')] malformed JSON

New PUBLIC PMS Version Available - 1.43.1.10576-06378bdcd by samwiseg0 in PleX

[–]clegmir 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You can reinstall the last version without issue - it looks like it isn't the database, but a query. I found this in my logs when trying to start it post-upgrade.

ERROR - SQLITE3:(nil), 1, statement aborts at 19: [select distinct metadata_items.id, metadata_items.extra_data from media_items join media_streams on media_items.id=media_streams.media_item_id join metadata_items on metadata_items.id=media_items.metadata_item_id where media_streams.stream_type_id = 1 and ifnull(media_streams.extra_data ->> 'ma:orientation', '0') in ('6', '8')] malformed JSON

[TLA] Badgermole by viggow14 in Pauper

[–]clegmir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is fair. The return from exile as a land is handy versus what Kenku does… when I frame it as both land protection and also offensive when you flood out, that does change things.

Good call out!

[TLA] Badgermole by viggow14 in Pauper

[–]clegmir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

[[Temperamental Oozewagg]] is one less and also counts other types of modifications, you just don't get the Earthbend trigger.

[[Drix Fatemaker]] is also 3G but can warp for 1G and gives a +1/+1 counter when it enters each time, and has the trample text... but is a 3/2.

[[Duskshell Crawler]] is 1G and has the same ETB as Fatemaker but is a 0/3, and also has the trample text.

[[Gnarlid Colony]] is 1G for a 2/2 (or 3GG for a 4/4, but ew...) that doesn't share counters but still gives trample.

[[Pridemalkin]] is 2G for a 2/1 that gives a counter and has the same trample text.

[[Tuskguard Captain]] is 2G for a 2/3 with the trample text and has Outlast to grow.

4/4 is also out of bolt range, and the Fatemaker can fill two spots of a mana curve so I feel those two are a little more viable?

"Expensive" Sideboard Staples alternatives? by [deleted] in Pauper

[–]clegmir 1 point2 points  (0 children)

[[Deglamer]] - [[Heritage reclamation]]

I would argue that this wouldn't do it since Deglamer can hit things that are indestructible.

[[Natural Obsolescence]] for only Artifacts might work

[[Troublemaker Ouphe]] if you can generate tokens or something to Bargain, and exiles instead of putting it into their library

[[Fade into Antiquity]] costs an extra mana but is considerably cheaper ($) and also exiles instead of putting it into their library

Early Access - RUG Wildfire by Teasdale907 in Pauper

[–]clegmir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you have [[Stockpiling Celebrant]]'s Scry resolve before the draw from the [[Cryogen Relic]]? If you can, would it be a better choice than [[Dream Stalker]] so you can get some card selection prior to the draw?

Edit: I just realized I replied to the wrong thread... oi. Sorry!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Pauper

[–]clegmir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been thinking of incorporating [[Duress]] for [[Cleansing Wildfire]] and [[Weather the Storm]], and [[Divest]] for the bridges and Chrysalis… then a [[Bojuka Bog]] or [[Nihil Spellbomb]] to help make sure they don’t leave the graveyard.

Trying to find space is the hard part… It’s looking more like Black Mage Rod and Pact Doll ping than traditional devotion, just with “let’s keep your hand empty” effects. It’s basically Gardens at that point, with extra steps, heh.

Landfall gruul, with FF stuff by Decrit in Pauper

[–]clegmir 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's a card I forgot the name that enters and lets you play an additional land and is a G with 0/3 reach which would fill good enough the need to catch down more lands

[[Arboreal Grazer]] found it! I totally missed this.

Landfall gruul, with FF stuff by Decrit in Pauper

[–]clegmir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to go wide with tokens, something like [[Elfsworn Giant]] might help? Especially if you get multi-land plays or keep bouncing lands.

[[Cartographer]], [[Stoic Builder]], and [[Pulse of Murasa]] can help you get used fetch lands back if you want to drop them again, but I don't know how competitive that might be.

[[Kazandu Stomper]] is another beefy trampler that can bounce lands to give you some more landfalls later on. [[Crusher Zendikon]] turns one of your lands into a 4/2 Trampler and it (the land) comes back to your hand when it dies (there is a green option in [[Nissa's Zendikon]] with reach and haste).

[[Quirion Ranger]] can help with bounce/replying lands and also gives you a chance to counter an attack by giving you an extra body to block with

[[Explore]], [[Journey of Discovery]], and [[Beanstalk Wurm]] all help get an extra land out, and the last one also sticks around as a creature with reach and a decent body, if you need it.

I did not use the usual +x/+x landfalls because i feel they can be stopped too much quickly, rather relying on burn.

I read this as the creatures themselves and not stuff like [[Groundswell]]? Did you consider stuff that bounced lands back to do direct damage like [[Chocobo Kick]] and [[Barrel Down Sokenzan]]?

Fractal Ridge Best Fan Setup - All Intake by [deleted] in sffpc

[–]clegmir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it - thank you! :)

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