#Failed to install PMM on ultracc seedbox
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Yeah but that's odd, i'v already execute this script to install Python 3.7
I have always this error message about dotenv
I don't think the wiki has been updated yet but pmm may require 3.10 now
Yea the docker container uses 3.11
Uh... it does not work either.
I followed this tutorial https://docs.usbx.me/books/pyenv/page/how-to-install-python-using-pyenv to install 3.10 version, but I always have 3.7.3 when I do --version ...
Yes because 3.10 is an environment
You have to do pyenv versions
Not python --versions
You probably also need to set it as global as shown in the guide
Ok i understand better !
So, i install pyenv, and define the 3.10.4 version to global
And follow the PMM Local Walkthrough
but i have already the error...
It's probably that I'm dumb and don't really know what i'm doing ...
Does something need to be done in the PMM install to use pyenv 3.10 and not the basic version 3.7 ?
So you likely need to exit from the pmm-venv and delete the pmm-venv and start the local install over since you didn't use python 3.10 to create the pmm-venv and that venv is using 3.7
To exit just type deactivate and hit enter
Ok thank you i try this
Then delete the pmm-venv folder and start at this step again https://metamanager.wiki/en/nightly/home/guides/local.html#retrieving-the-plex-meta-manager-code
It works now ! Thank you
Just one last quick question:
Do you think it is possible to run PMM on a single instance for two Plex servers at the same time? (e.g. with 2 different config.yml?)
You can and it's in the wiki, but I will say that be careful doing a bunch of overlays running pmm on ultra. Overlays are resource intensive and can bog down your neighbors. A couple overlays will be fine, collections are definitely safe but too many overlays and you may end up causing issues for your neighbors. Overlays can be quite cpu/ram intensive
You also don't have to run pmm on the same servers as your plex install either. So if you ever do want to go crazy with overlays, I'd get a cheap 8 to 16gb ram vps
And we also recommend setting up a couple of test libraries with a few movies and shows to test pmm on before running it against your main libraries
Ok I see, that's exactly what I was looking for. thank you I'm thinking of acquiring a vps to run only pmm so as not to impact Plex servers