Plex is somewhat authistic when it comes to the routes it uses for requests. I’ve come to the conclusion that this isn’t going to work for Plex.īecause I approach OpenMediaVault at / and Plex doesn’t offer the option to modify the URL base, I’ve chosen to give Plex it’s own subdomain, e.g. If you’ve followed my previous tutorial about reverse proxy’s for Radarr, Sonarr, Transmission and SABnzbd you’re approaching these apps using a Request URI such as /radarr or /sonarr. Initial Obstacles to Consider and Prerequisites Today I’m going to share with you how to create encrypted Reverse Proxy for Plex in OpenMediaVault 2.x using Let’s Encrypt free SSL-certificates. But in the last few days I finally managed to achieve it. Creating a Let’s Encrypt SSL encrypted reverse proxy for Plex especially. Open your main nginx.I’ve been messing around for a long time with creating reverse proxy‘s for the applications I use with OpenMediaVault. If you experience and types hash issue, you need to increase it as the default installation sets this low, and it is recommended to increase it regardless to be safe. In this example, the tutorial will set up an Nginx proxy server.įirst, install Nginx, or given you are using Arch Linux, I would recommend installing Nginx Mainline, which even Nginx recommends over the stable variant. You can set up a reverse proxy to access Plex Media Server from a remote computer or network. Sudo chown -R plex:plex /media/yourfolder/movies Configure/Setup Nginx as a Reverse Proxy sudo chown -R plex:plex /media/yourfolder/tv Or individual files in the hard drive if other folders are present that you do not want Plex to touch/access. sudo pacman -S -needed -noconfirm base-devel git From your command terminal, use the following code to begin the installation. To begin the installation, you must have GIT installed to import the yay repository to install/build.
Create Automatic Renewal Let’s Encrypt Service.Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt SSL Free Certificate.Configure/Setup Nginx as a Reverse Proxy.Configure/Setup Media Files & Folders Permissions.Configure Arch Linux Headless Server SSH.
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