Trying to install Plexwatch and PlexwatchWeb

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#1

I tried installing plexwatch and plexwatchweb. Plexwatch is working but I can’t access plexwatchweb.

I’ve installed plexwatchweb to /var/www/html/plexwatch but when I go to localhost/plexwatch it can’t find the page.

Please advise. Has anyone else gotten this working? If so, how?

Link to PlewatchWeb: https://github.com/ecleese/plexWatchWeb/wiki/Installation-Linux-(Ubuntu).

PS-Thanks for the great work you’ve done on this script. I’ve used other scripts previously and this one is by far the best!

#2

this is the wiki post you need to read over.

#3

Thanks for that.

I know how to do a ssh tunnel, what I meant to say is that when I browse to http://SERVER-IP/plexwatch then it doesn’t appear.

#4

are you using quickbox plex install ? or the link you gave?

#5

I used the Quickbox plex install.

#6

so are you trying to use plex or plexwatch?
i never even heard of plexwatch am kinda looking it up now…

#7

I’m trying to use PlexWatch.

I have other people using Plex on my server and I’d like to monitor them. Plexwatch allows you to view user stats and Plexwatchweb is a web interface that displays the stats in fancy charts and graphs.

#8

well if you wait a few hrs… one of the programing masters will be able to help with this. I know how to get plex up and running. but as for plexwatch not a clue lol
just got to be patient and @JMSolo and or @liara
will be able to fix you up with this and i think this might be something that could be added to install pack so thats a plus too.

they are pretty good about replying (when they are not sleeping)
i am off to bed myself its 3:40 AM

#9

Thanks. I do think this would be a great value add. Especially for users like myself who host plex servers.

#10

my plex server is around 4000 movies and idk how many shows…

#11

i will say i think this is wrong dir but i could be wrong. i think is would be under /srv------

#12

How about give PlexPy a try. Easier setup. Same function.

#13

Hey there @KaMoS69!

You’ll need to create an alias to point to the directory. In your /etc/apache2/sites-enabled directory, open the file aliases-seedbox.conf. Now you’ll need to create an alias like so:

Alias /plexwatch "/var/www/html/plexwatch/"
<Directory "/var/www/html/plexwatch/">
  Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
  Order allow,deny
  allow from all
</Directory>

This can be added on the bottom as it does not need to be in any specific order. Now do service apache2 restart and navigate to http://_serverip_/plexwatch and it should show.

We’ll additionally count this as a feature request and see about adding it to the current development pipeline.

~Thanks for giving QuickBox a try! :slight_smile:

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#14

Thanks for the responses guys.

I tried your solution JMSolo and it worked, thanks!

Also looking into PlexPy, thanks for that suggestion tarp.

#15

If I got a docker running something on port 3345, how can I add http://myip/something?

xx.xx.xx.xx -> myip/something

#16

Please open a new thread in regards to your query as this is a resolved thread.

Thanks for your understanding! :smiley:

#17