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Tried again and again... I suspect of the file Jellyfin is trying to parse to be corrupted. The last number I saw before giving up was 260g of memory being used by Jellyfin! Ouch! And nothing in the Jellyfin log helps. I don't anything suspicious or obvious: no specific file being loaded. I'll try to figure out if I can make jellyfin log more stuff.

It is really my JellyFin docker. Once I start it, memory usage increase until the system become unresponsive. I'll try to reinstall it, a "force update" didn't worked. Update: even a fresh install cause the same problem. I suspect some data is corrupted in my media collection.

Attached anyway. I would like to learn of there's any clue in the diag. tower-diagnostics-20260204-1950.zip

I may have found the root cause. In safe mode, I was able to boot and login. Then, I started my array then immediately shutdown the Jellyfin docker (my only docker). So far, the server is responsive and it is running a parity check because of all "hangs" and hard reset I did. They array didn't liked it.

My unraid server started to act strangely lately. At first, I suspected a one-of problem, but it is recurring... To help in my diagnostic, I moved the server close to me and plugged a keyboard and monitor to it. Symptoms: The server seemed te "hang", but was still able to reply to pings. A reboot seemed to be enough to fix the problem. I think I can trigger the bug by asking to D/L a USB Flash backup. So, I suspected an issue with the USB key, but I'm able to do a full copy of the key in Windows, so the USB Flash drive isn't defective (if it is, it's not apparent). On the console, I get the login prompt and the server is responsive when it "hangs", but when I type in my user/pw, it will timeout after 60 seconds. Is there any troubleshooting I could do? Log I could open/read from the console immediately after a boot? Another possible thing that could happen is the parity check on the array and because of some problem (hardware?) would pin the CPU and/or a process? Thanks for your tips and help in advance.

I just ran Wireshark and I see when my PC is sending an SMB "Get Backup List Request" and I see the response from the server. But I'm not an SMB expert, so I can't know if some flag is wrong or not. Is there any SMB "log/dumps" in Unraid? 🤔

I just installed Veeam Agent for Windows (6.1.0.349) and it won't detect my Unraid shares. When I'm trying to browse the for Shared Folder in Veeam, I get a Windows error. I looked into the Unraid share settings and I can't find any obvious problem or setting issue. Is there any way to troubleshoot this sort of issue? BTW, I can browse and read/write to my Unraid server from a Windows Explorer mapping I made.

Update: I just waited for a very long time and with your tip @JorgeB the second plugin seems to have uninstalled too. I didn't got any feedback from the UI.

Oh! I'm currently trying to uninstall Config Editor. I have the same behaviour: seeing the "Remove Plugin" window with the CLOSE button, but it sits there... I'll come back later to it: to see if it worked. Side note: Meanwhile it seems NerdPack GUI have uninstall itself. So still struggling with Config Editor.

I'm trying to uninstall incompatible and deprecated plugins and nothing happens. I see the "Uninstall Plugin" window with the "CLOSE" button or I would see nothing in the UI (no feedback). Even after minutes of waiting and/or retries, the plugins are still present. Here is the 2 plugins: - Config Editor (deprecated) - NerdPack GUI (Installed Incompatible) The following screenshot shows my GUI after minutes of waiting: Any way to troubleshoot and understand what is going on? Maybe there's some console command I could try?

The problem is gone. But I don't know what was the root cause. Maybe the latest update fixed it... I don't remember if only a cold reboot fixed it.

tower-diagnostics-20220223-0927.zip Adding my diag file to help.

Thanks, I'll do it. I find it a bit overkill to have to install this sort of stack just to have a usage graph over time, especially for a product like this: UNRAID is a storage solution, I even don't understand why this graph is not a "core feature" yet. Eh eh! Don't read me wrong, I really like the product, but it's odd that an important stat like that is missing. This would be especially useful for SysAdmins and small business who rely on this product: a quick glance at the storage usage over time.

I don't have any VM running. I noticed that one of the process (shfs) may be the issue. Also, the UI don't report anything in progress (parity check, etc.). root 5062 84.6 5.0 685720 615924 ? Ssl Feb18 6076:15 /usr/local/sbin/shfs /mnt/user -disks 31 -o noatime,allow_other -o remember=0 The system seems to behave normally, but I find it odd to have this constant CPU hog. Before rebooting/restarting, I wanted to ask the community about the issue and maybe identify the root cause. I searched for shfs in this forum, but I did not find obvious solution/explanations/diags.

Bumping this thread... Not that I don't like the idea of having a grafana setup (used to the tool because of work), but is there any simpler (or built-in) solution to just have a simple usage graph over time? At least a plugin would be nice. Or the only solution (so far) is to build a Grafana stack to see disk usage over time in Unraid? (Sounds like a feature request to me)