DS geht mit Plex nicht in den Standby

AlBundy33 · 21. Jan 2013

Ich hab auf meiner DS213 Plex installiert.
Das funktioniert soweit auch recht gut.

Was mich allerdings stört ist, dass die DS nicht mehr in den Standby geht (HDD LED ist ständig an).

Hier: http://www.synology-forum.de/showthread.html?34958-Plex-Server-Installation-DS212/page2
Hab ich gelesen, dass man System.bundle und Framework.bundle löschen bzw. den DLNA-Server deaktivieren soll.

Das sind aber alles keine zufriedenstellenden Lösungen.
Die Plugins klingen wichtig und DLNA ist u.a. Sinn und Zweck des Plex Servers.

Kennt jemand evtl. eine andere Möglichkeit, wie ich die DS dazu überreden kann doch in den Standby zu gehen?

Danke

Al

Anzeige · 21. Jan 2013

Hallo AlBundy33,

Bücher und Hardware zum Thema gibt es bei Amazon: DS geht mit Plex nicht in den Standby

AlBundy33 · 21. Jan 2013

DiskStation> grep -i "scemd" /var/log/messages | tail -20
Jan 21 22:30:00 scemd: modules/raid_sys_volume_check.c:150 MD1 active disks 1, designed disks 2
Jan 21 22:30:00 scemd: modules/disk_hibernation.c:1802 Force hibernation enable, idle minutes 20
Jan 21 22:30:00 scemd: modules/disk_hibernation.c:1817 SATA Deep sleep timer 1
Jan 21 22:30:00 scemd: modules/disk_hibernation.c:1826 Eunit Deep sleep timer 0
Jan 21 22:30:00 scemd: scemd.c:154 fan_type=6, raid_type=1, led_type=1, thermal_type=2, diskled_ctrl_type=1, auto_poweron_type=1, dual_power_type=1, usbcopy_type=1, fan_number=1, eunit_pwron_type=2, pis_type=1, rtc_type=1, lcm_type=2, wifi_wps_type=0
Jan 21 22:30:00 scemd: scemd.c:353 WIFI/WPS button is not support on this model.
Jan 21 22:30:00 scemd: modules/scemd_connector.c:103 scemd connector thread start.
Jan 21 22:32:00 scemd: scemd.c:413 stop manutild.
Jan 21 22:45:58 scemd: scemd.c:287 receive SIGTERM
Jan 21 22:47:25 scemd: scemd.c:154 fan_type=6, raid_type=1, led_type=1, thermal_type=2, diskled_ctrl_type=1, auto_poweron_type=1, dual_power_type=1, usbcopy_type=1, fan_number=1, eunit_pwron_type=2, pis_type=1, rtc_type=1, lcm_type=2, wifi_wps_type=0
Jan 21 22:47:25 scemd: modules/fan_speed_adjust_common.c:118 Type: INTERNAL Fan Mode: LOW
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: modules/raid_sys_volume_check.c:150 MD0 active disks 1, designed disks 2
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: modules/raid_sys_volume_check.c:150 MD1 active disks 1, designed disks 2
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: modules/disk_hibernation.c:1802 Force hibernation enable, idle minutes 20
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: modules/disk_hibernation.c:1817 SATA Deep sleep timer 1
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: modules/disk_hibernation.c:1826 Eunit Deep sleep timer 0
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: scemd.c:154 fan_type=6, raid_type=1, led_type=1, thermal_type=2, diskled_ctrl_type=1, auto_poweron_type=1, dual_power_type=1, usbcopy_type=1, fan_number=1, eunit_pwron_type=2, pis_type=1, rtc_type=1, lcm_type=2, wifi_wps_type=0
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: scemd.c:353 WIFI/WPS button is not support on this model.
Jan 21 22:47:26 scemd: modules/scemd_connector.c:103 scemd connector thread start.
Jan 21 22:49:26 scemd: scemd.c:413 stop manutild.

AlBundy33 · 22. Jan 2013

Hat wirklich niemand eine Idee?

AlBundy33 · 22. Jan 2013

So wie es aussieht, scheint einer der Punkte wirklich zu funktionieren:

Seems as if I have eliminated those problems for my DS412+
I will have an eye on it when I'm home this evening, but the logs show that the disks spin up when I access the Synology after some time - which means that they must have spun down before

Here is what I did to allow the disks to enter hibernation:
Open the Plex web-panel http://<IPort>/web/ and select the settings in the upper right-hand corner, then "General" on the left-hand side.
"Show advanced settings" and make sure that no check-box is selected, especially "Plex Media Server verbose logging" & "Plex Media Server debug logging" have to be turned off

This did it for me, but I've done some other changes in the past weeks, so I will also post them here (hope I get everything together which might have contributed to the solution of this problem). Some points may have nothing to do with this issue, but as I'm not really sure I'll post them anyway.

I will go through the sections in the settings-sidebar (always keep the advanced settings visible).
Select "myPlex" unpublish the port in case myPlex mapped it for you. Then manually specify the port and make sure port-forwarding is set up in your router for the specified port.
"Library" --> "Update my library periodically" is enabled and all other check-boxes are not selected.
"Channels" --> check "Disable capability checking"
"Transcoder" --> check "Enable Media Link down-mixing of DTS audio" (I'm almost sure that this has nothing to do with the issue but anyway...)
"DLNA" --> Set "DLNA enabled" and "DLNA server timeline reporting" to off. (I have the feeling that this might be important)

I hope that this resolves the issue for someone else. If there are any questions regarding my config, please ask.

By the way: My Plex/Web Version is 0.9.9.3 and my Plex Media Server package is Version 0.9.7.9.375-d056f10

Quelle: http://forums.plexapp.com/index.php...s-running/page__st__60__p__341225#entry341225

DTS-Downmix hab ich nicht aktiviert.

Über den Synology Assistent kann man ganz gut beobachten, wenn die DS in den Standby geht.
--> CPU geht dann im Resourcen Monitor auf 100% und bleibt auch dort (LED blinkt aber).