Run certbot to grab SSL certificates and keys from Let's Encrypt: sudo certbotĮnter your email address when requested, and agree to the terms and conditions, then select your domain name from a list of one, and hit return.Ĭertbot will fetch and deploy security certificates and keys from Let's Encrypt again. If you don’t have one, just click Sign Up and make one. Save and exit nano with Ctrl + O then Ctrl + X.Įnable the configuration and restart Apache: sudo a2ensite plex. Once you’ve downloaded and installed the Media Server, open it and Sign In with your Plex account. You will be presented with a blank text file. Sudo apt- get install python3-certbot-apacheĬhange directory, and use the nano text editor to create a new Apache configuration file to forward all requests for your new domain name to the machine which hosts the Plex server: sudo nano plex. Work in progress, incomplete, missing plugins. PGID1000 Group ID to run as volumes: - /host/path/to Raspberry Pi media player with Plex, Transmission, Sonarr, Bazarr and Jackett Build your own media player using a. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:certbot/certbot This setup helped me automatically download and manage my media content.

Install Certbot-a tool which will fetch and manage both security certificates and keys from Let's Encrypt, a service which sets up SSL certificates.

Install Apache server: sudo apt install Apache2 ssh pi and upgrade any installed packages: sudo apt update Now, you need to add your media folders, like movies and music, to the Plex library. After you have installed Raspberry Pi OS, use secure shell ( SSH) to log into your Raspberry Pi. After registering, you will be taken to the welcome screen.

Plex media server setup progress