Squid

It looks like its part of another file dynamix.cfg (but corrupted). I'd delete it

It's a valid file, but for some reason PHP thinks its corrupt (due to the "]" at the end of the comment lines). I'll look into it. What file is this for?

Target "POSTGRES_USER"

The mce was issued during startup, right after the system updated the microcode on the cpu. Safe to ignore. Just from the processor re-initializing itself with the new microcode

Nope. My bad. Part of the revamp in communication for the Nord issues, and I missed changing a line that enabled action centre and another spot that checked if when installing to display the pop up warning that you'd have to change ports if they conflicted. Will release tomorrow

Fixed in CA

Try today's update

CA when running on 6.11 or earlier will not update to the latest versions since the later versions are incompatible with that OS version. Update the OS first and then update CA

Works fine for me. Any weirdly named scripts?

Weekend?!? I work from home so at the best of times I have to ask Alexa what day it even is

Unfortunately (Probably Nord's fault lol) I can't seem to download your log. Can you try disabling all extensions and see if there's any change?

2025.01.12 Fixes the NordVPN issue. This is the result of Nord injecting code into the back and forth communication between the browser and CA's backend with no regards to the fact that how it is quoted might actually be important. Nord decided to inject <script type="text/javascript" src="https://192-168-1-61.9203aa01864xxxxx08034.myunraid.net/Fj66-IN6ugCFBxpO41TgbXyd1aNfum9AWHOy1LWUmhpyknyxrE-UdEdflxw8JRzZYFyZJ3vrKTD0BPKt7s1YRA=="></script> into the middle of a return message that is formatted as JSON. The double quotes they decided to use causes this to be invalid JSON. Maybe someone should mention to them that it's not particularly cool to do this kind of stuff

Ok. Tomorrow I’ll go and subscribe to Nord so I can see what they are doing to my baby.

This appears to be NordVPN (or another extension interfering with the communication). I have an idea and will release an update later today, but in the meantime you should disable NordVPN when on the OS, and wouldn't be a bad idea to ask them why they feel its ok to tamper with responses from server side to the browser.

RE: Javascript errors This is something akin to "Can't fix what ain't broke". IE: I cannot replicate at all. If anyone that has this happening to them and is willing to install TeamViewer onto their computer so I can remote in and see what is going on, drop me a PM

No. You'll need to select "don't show again" for each domain that it pops up on

Try booting in safe mode

OTOH, it's this "feature" of Nord that is causing the issue There are ZERO ads within Unraid, and nothing that is malware. Try whitelisting the server and see if it still continues

The way to diagnose is to disable all extensions or run the browser in incognito mode. If it works, then it's an extension causing the issue. And IMO any extension which is interfering with CA's browser <--> server communication is an extension that should not be present. If / when the error ever appears, then right click and choose inspect and the console section of the window that pops up will show the error and from that I can confirm.

Can you right click on the window and click "Inspect". A new window will pop up. What errors are listed in the console section?

For multiple schedules, you'd have to do it via user scripts

Since you've got a couple of segfaults in the logs, I'd start with running Memtest from the boot menu for at least a couple of passes

Emergency notifications

Looks like the event listeners keep piling up resulting in this. Thanks for noticing. Fix probably won't get into the next release however