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Hello jkwill87, I also have the same issue - below the crash report and the listing of file that mnamer is trying to handle. ```$ python -m mnamer -bvr /mnt/hd/Download/...

Hi, thank you for your reply, see below the result - the system is up to date. ``` $ autosuspend daemon -a Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/autosuspend", line...

Hi, See below - it seems to only check for pyload and plex? Although, as mentioned above it works when there is a SMB connection. ``` $ sudo autosuspend daemon...

Yes, that's all the output. I am connecting to the server via ipv4 ssh connection - `ssh [email protected]`

Right, I have just tested the server whilst being connected through SSH and below is the journalctl: at 13.48 it just boot, I am assuming all the errors are due...

That should include all the details: Thank you for your assistance ``` Oct 14 14:38:55 pbertol.duckdns.org systemd[1]: Started A daemon to suspend your server in case of inactivity. Oct 14...

Right, thank you. I have updated the token, but I am getting the same error. I searched online, and changed my password - but the token remained the same and...

Following instruction from Plex community, I have changed my password again and checked the options to "Sign out connected devices after password change" to get a new token. That works...

See below the result from curl with a no file playing and a file playing: No error. `$ curl -s -H "Accept: application/json" "http://127.0.0.1:32400/status/sessions?X-Plex-Token=PlexToken" | jq '.MediaContainer.size' 0 ` `$...

Right, would it be better to then used the curl command to return the plex status (the above command) to avoid the issue?