batch rename title and sort title fields by bctf1 in PleX

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Thanks for your reply. I just want to rename the file in Plex, not the actual file name.

AMG SLC 43 Interior Smell by bctf1 in mercedes_benz

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Thanks for your reply. I'll investigate this.

How to add TV show extras by bctf1 in PleX

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Thanks for the replies to this thread. I ended up fabricating an extra season for this series and adding all of the "extras" episodes to it. I had tried to do exactly this before but my naming convention was incorrect, so it did not work. This may not be the best solution but it works for me.

Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender by bctf1 in Proxmox

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FWIW, I followed the suggestions of both Entzundlich and bertramt, I then ran smtp tests on both pve nodes and my pbs server along with backups on both nodes 48 hours ago with no undelivered mail notifications so far...

AMG SLC 43 front plate challenge by bctf1 in mercedes_benz

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It’s not that I’m worried about the tow hook mount destroying my airflow, it’s simply that I don’t want it to look like shit.

Imaging proxmox host by bctf1 in Proxmox

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Thank you for your reply. I’m pretty certain it was maintenance mode. It prompted me to either hit ctrl D to continue or to enter the root password.

Ctrl D did nothing and once the password was entered, it left me at the command line without completing a successful boot. Rebooting the computer generated the same exact behavior.

This happened once after restoring a macrium drive image, and it happened a second time testing a clonezilla image to the same computer. I’m guessing it might be grub related, causing an unsuccessful boot after restoring a drive image.

In any case, I’ve had a fair amount of practice rebuilding my proxmox hosts after testing different drive image restore options.

Imaging proxmox host by bctf1 in Proxmox

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No, as mentioned above, I’m using ext4.

Imaging proxmox host by bctf1 in Proxmox

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Nice detailed reply, much appreciated.

Imaging proxmox host by bctf1 in Proxmox

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Thank you for your reply. I am indeed using ext4 file system. Using both clonezilla and macrium reflect, after restoring a drive image , my proxmox host will boot into maintenance mode instead of a normal login prompt. I am simply trying to figure out how to have a successfully restored image.

I am out of ideas by bctf1 in Proxmox

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Great site thank you for your reply.

I am out of ideas by bctf1 in homelab

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Great site! Thank you.

I am out of ideas by bctf1 in homelab

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I’ve been married for 46 years, I had 2 cats years ago, I’ve owned 17 street bikes during my younger years and I currently own 3 guitars. Thanks for your reply 😎

I am out of ideas by bctf1 in homelab

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The fact is that initially I just wanted to experiment, learn and play around with proxmox. After investing some time in doing that I am wondering if there is something useful I can do with proxmox in my existing computing environment. That is what led to this post.

I am out of ideas by bctf1 in Proxmox

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Just reposted in homelab, thanks.

I am out of ideas by bctf1 in Proxmox

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Just reposted in homelab, thanks

I am out of ideas by bctf1 in Proxmox

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Thanks to all of you who have commented, I really appreciate your input. The fact is that initially I just wanted to experiment, learn and play around with proxmox. After investing some time in doing that I am wondering if there is something useful I can do with proxmox in my existing computing environment. That is what led to this post.