--Kyle--

I realized that 2 factor auth was giving me authentication issues. I'm now using the bypass info from the Proton dashboard which does not require 2FA. Still cannot launch gui. EDIT: Resolved. Thanks for all you do, Binhex!

Thank you for taking the time. Apologies for introducing more variables into this, but I have been meaning to switch to Proton and so took this opportunity to do that. I believe I have landed in about the same spot, still cannot load GUI. Posted updated logs below. Thanks again

Hello, everything was working fine until it randomly was not. Now I cannot get the app to open. I reinstalled with no luck. Have included the command execution read out and supervisor log as requested. Anyone have any idea what is going on? Thanks

I'm hoping to route my iphone traffic through my home network, allowing me to connect to my local networks instance of Jellyfin, connect to my Unraid tower gui, and otherwise appear to be on my home network even when I'm using my mobile LTE provider. I have set up Tailscale Plugin on my Unraid tower as an exit node, and set up Tailscale on my iphone. Using ipleak, my iphone shows my home network even when I'm on LTE, thus I believe I am connected. However I am unable to access Unraid GUI or Jellyfin on my iphone when on LTE. I have set NETBios to "no" as well. I have no doubt this is just a setting I'm missing, but any thoughts as to what might be tripping me up here?

Thank you @Squid you were right, the cable had loosened. After I shut down the server and reconnected the cable, all disks show up normally. However now when I start up I'm getting the message "Docker Service failed to start." I have posted an updated diagnostics file, thank you again. tower-diagnostics-20231202-0049.zip

I'm getting this error and following the recommended procedures and posting diagnostics file. I do not have Nerdpack installed which I understand is a common cause of this problem. Thank you all in advance for your assistance. tower-diagnostics-20231125-0943.zip

I wanted to post an update in the unlikely event someone happens across this in the future. I started up in Safe Mode just to limit variable, and magically was stable for over a week. Ultimately have figured out the issue was in sleep settings. I'm not sure if I was using sleep settings previously and didn't realize/it was working flawlessly and something changed or what, but I disabled the sleep settings and that seemed to resolve the issue. I bet the root of the issue lies in Unraid (not) waking from that sleep, but I do not have time to continue to troubleshoot and do not have a specific need for the server to sleep, so disabling all together resolves the problem for me. Thanks all for taking the time to assist, really appreciate this community!

Thanks for the idea, this is old hardware so certainly could be the culprit.

Was able to get the syslog server working! Attached the output. Also ran through 7(?) memtests without errors so that seems like good news! syslog-192.168.1.205.log

On the 3rd try, it did save my diagnostics file to flash, however a crash did not occur during this timeframe so maybe this file is not helpful? Thanks @Squid and others for the assistance tower-diagnostics-20221211-1159.zip

Here is my diagnostics download. Working on figuring out how to run memtest (I am far from a pro at this) EDIT: Have memtest running now tower-diagnostics-20221211-1159.zip

Thanks for replying. I enabled the option to mirror to the flash drive but it is not creating any logs, and I do not really have another computer on the network that I can use as a server to receive the log. I have already hard power cycled like 6 times and it just seems like at some point its going to completely screw up my data, but I have no idea what to do otherwise.

I have been using Unraid for years and have not made any recent configuration changes. Over the past week or so, I will attempt to watch media or otherwise access the server and it is unavailable. The physical server is running, however I cannot access GUI, it does not show up on my routers connected devices, and when I connect a monitor it tells me there is no signal. I did not feel like I had any other option, and hard shut down the server. After restarting, everything seemed normal. I was able to access and use the server normally for a day+. But at some point over the following 48 hours, it did the same thing and I am yet again unable to access anything. I had tried to leave the monitor connected with the log running, but it apparently quickly went to sleep and I was unable to wake. So, I am not sure how to troubleshoot this as it randomly happens and I cannot access the server after it does without hard restarting. Does anyone have suggestions?

Crazy week at work, just now getting back to this. @binhex Here is updated log after removing all but a couple of the entries. supervisord.log

I just pulled over the set of Linux OpenVPN files that Mullvad generated. Should I be editing those files somehow? Sorry for the noobiness on this but how do I get rid of the extra entries?