#Imagemaid "No Plex Path Provided" error message

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hazy sandal
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I am having a lot of problems getting Imagemaid to run. I get a No Plex Path Provided error every time I try to run Imagemaid.

I have attached my logs from imagemaid showing the issues.

I installed Imagemaid on a Synology NAS using Docker (Container Manager).
My file structure has a main folder called Docker and subfolders imagemaid, plex, kometa, etc.
Inside the imagemaid folder is a .env file.

My .env file was created with a Text editor in Synology.
PLEX_PATH=/plex
MODE=report
SCHEDULE=
PLEX_URL=http://192.168.1.212:32400
PLEX_TOKEN=12345678890 (i'm not sure if i should put my real token on the internet so I changed it)
DISCORD=
TIMEOUT=600
SLEEP=60
IGNORE_RUNNING=False
LOCAL_DB=False
USE_EXISTING=False
PHOTO_TRANSCODER=False
EMPTY_TRASH=False
CLEAN_BUNDLES=False
OPTIMIZE_DB=False
TRACE=False
LOG_REQUESTS=False

I added the following environment variables to the imagemaid container:
/config /volume3/docker/imagemaid
/plex /volume3/docker/Plex/config/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server

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obtuse spear
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I don’t understand your environment variables

hazy sandal
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create an environment variable named config, with container path = /config and the host path = /mnt/user/appdata/imagemaid. Then make another variable called plex with container path = /plex and host path = /mnt/user/appdata/plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/ (i.e to the folder that contains the plex folder called Metadata) .

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I don't use Docker too often so there's a very good chance I screwed up the environment variables. I thought they are paths (shortcuts) to folders or files.

obtuse spear
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you should probably follow the guide on the wiki, since imagemaid is created and maintained by the same folks who created kometa and the accompanying guides

hazy sandal
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Thanks. I will probably delete everything and start over.