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On 1/16/2023 at 12:03 AM, grtgbln said:
Summary: Support thread for all my Docker Templates for CA.
I am the developer on some of these applications. Others, I simply provide the template of an existing Docker application.Hello there. I just installed your "LocalAI". It seemed quick and easy. My issue is that I cant change the port from 8080 to anything else. I have tried to change it at the "WebUI HTTP Port:" variable you added to the templet and that did not do it. I know it works cause I was able to go into the WebUI from the docker and it shows the installed modules. However, I have no clue how to use them :/. Any more information on how to use the modules? I looked at the documentation, "https://localai.io/" but that was no much help for someone like me who does not understand anything from there.
Any help on how I can use the modules I would be greatly appreciated.
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On 2/29/2024 at 6:03 PM, itimpi said:
The moment you get even a single error in memtest you have a RAM problem ☹️
Unfortunately the opposite is not always true - sometimes memtest shows no error but you can still get RAM errors when the system is under heavy load. That is one of the reasons we often suggest to try with less Ram sticks installed
So now that I know I have a bad stick, I tested each of the 4 sticks alone, and found the bad seed. I can change that and I should not have any more weekly crashes?
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Understood. I am going to try tested each stick 1 by 1 and see what comes out of it. I guess this is the reason for all my crashes
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On 2/23/2024 at 7:04 PM, trurl said:
You can't do memtest with anything else booted, so no, Windows or any other OS won't do for this.
Go to memtest86.com and make another flash drive to boot it from.
I was not able to get memtest running from USB. I downloaded it, used their flashing program and followed the instructions. However, it did not work, nothing would happen when I tried to boot from the USB.
However, Unraid has memtest built in, so I used that.
I assume my memory is dead? I was told to reseat the sticks and try again. I am going to do that.
This is what I got at almost 50% done.
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9 minutes ago, trurl said:
Did you ever get memtest done?
I did NOT. I don't think I know how. However, I can always Google, and after a quick Google, I would assume I need to load a separate SSD with windows installed on it to run a program like MemTest86?
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On 1/12/2024 at 5:18 AM, JorgeB said:
Enable the syslog server and post that after a crash.
HI HI. Its been a while, just wanted to capture as much as I could. From the time I figured out how to get the logs to actually populate, I have had like 3 crashes. I consider a crash when I cant access the GUI or when I cant access a docker instance. Let me know if you see anything. I will keep it going as I just keep having issues over and over that I never had before the last major update. It could always be user error, I am a noob, I know, but its just insane how I never had issues before the last major update. Yes, I have added more HDD, more DATA, and more dockers, that might have a lot to do with it, but I honestly have no clue
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4 hours ago, Draven said:
Last time my server became unresponsive, it was my RAM, did you check your server RAM with memtest (or any other memory tool)?
Honestly, I have not. I am not sure how to get that done, but I will Google it for sure. THanks for the advice.
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Good day all. Looking for some help please. I have noticed that recently, my Unraid becomes unresponsive. The GUI does not load. 25% of the time I can access the server via SSH and a reboot commend fixes it. However, 75% of the time, like it just happened now, nothing work, not even SSH, so I have to power cycle it myself by holding down the power button.
Can someone please tell me if you can see why this keeps happening? I have uploaded the diagnostics see if anyone can see something in there.
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On 12/5/2023 at 12:37 AM, brandonhowlett said:
I'm in pretty much the same situation. Did you figure out what was happening @NotHere?
Sadly I never did :(. I just changed my docker to folders and never looked back.
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This thread was useful to me as well. I never turned on SSH as I thought it was automatically ON. Thanks for the information.
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9 hours ago, cheesemarathon said:
Head to {your blog domain}/ghost and the UI should guide you through the setup
That was insanly easy.. WOW, thanks so much for this information that worked perfectly!
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Good day all. I have installed Ghost CMS with the help of
https://technicalramblings.com/blog/how-to-setup-a-ghost-site-with-letsencrypt-and-mariadb-on-unraid/#ghost
So now that I have it installed, I dont know how to login. I do not know what the admin login info is. On top of that, when I try to create an account, it says "Failed to send magic link email".
Any idea how I can
1. login to the admin account?
2. create new accounts?
Thanks so much
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Is there any way to add the drivers this plugin needs for your motherboard? It is something a lot of people like and really want to have working but of course, we know it cant support all motherboards. Is there no way to update it yourself to add your own drivers?
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I dont have Exclusive Shares on, its OFF. Seems like a feature for people who know a bit more than I do.
What I want to talk about is your crashes. I never mentioned it before in my main thread, but my server crashes all the time. At least 3 times a week :/. I am going to assume its because of this issue since you have the issue as well and mentioned about the crashing. I just hope it gets fixed soon.
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Interesting. I am going to do a new clean install and I will not install deluge vpn anymore. I will see if that works at all. Yes, I have done several clean installs and then restored all my dockers images and the issue still happens. It may have to do with deluge. Ill be back when its all done and see if that works.
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On 10/18/2023 at 2:57 AM, WillCroPoint said:
I have a similar issue, I guess, my cache disk - holding the docker and libvirt images - does not unmount leading to a "forced shutdown" and a parity rebuild on startup (in my case, about eleven hours ). FYI, I use both docker and VMs.
The problem is, I do not have time to bring relevant information to this discussion right now. Maybe I will be able to do try a few things and provide a diagnostic file in a few days.
Cheers.
Ahh, so I am not alone. Thats kinda good news LOL.
I would go back to xfs cache drive but ill keep giving this zfs a try. I never had this issue when the format was xfs though...
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7 hours ago, JorgeB said:
It's not a common issue with v6.12.4.
Understood. Ill just wait for the next update and see if I still have the same issue thanks for your time.
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4 hours ago, JorgeB said:
Oct 15 11:08:37 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (1409596): umount /var/lib/docker Oct 15 11:08:37 haberworld root: umount: /var/lib/docker: target is busy.
Problem still appears to be docker.
I see. I mean, as of right now I don't think its going to bother me so much. I can just restart the server and then ill be able to do whatever I need to the disks. However, is this an issue that is just for me? I haven't seen any other thread like this since 6.12.2, so I assume its just me.
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On 10/10/2023 at 3:57 AM, JorgeB said:
Are you sire it's not stopped?
Good day. Any chance there is a fix for this? Am I doing something wrong?
I noticed that NOW that there is nothing shown when running `losetup` as it did on my previous posts, I am able to REBOOT or SHUTDOWN but I am still unable to stop the array.
I downloaded another diagnostics while it was stuck in case it helps.
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4 hours ago, JorgeB said:
Are you sire it's not stopped?
I mean, after I clicked on STOP the array, ran all the commands I could find on the previous thread mentioned, even navigated away from the server and went back, it still showed "Array Stopping•Retry unmounting disk share(s)..." and none of the disks showed like they usually do when the array is not mounted.
This time I did notice that when I ran "losetup", only 2 options came up and not 3 like every other time. I clicked on the SHUTDOWN button to see if it would shut down the system this time, and it did.
Facts are that I cant seem to get to stop the array, but if the system is shutting down, I guess thats a win for now.
I will keep testing this every day twice a day see if anything changes.
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7 hours ago, JorgeB said:
Post the output of:
/etc/rc.d/rc.docker status
Shows "not mounted" while I am trying to STOP the array. (I did the steps before just dont have a SS of it, bit if you need it I can do another STOP the array to test it out).
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On 10/8/2023 at 5:55 AM, JorgeB said:
It does not work either I cant at all stop the array. I just dont know what I can do about it.
Uploaded another diagnostics file while the array is just stuck on, "RETRY UNMOUNTING DISK SHARE(S)"
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Good day all. I started my Unraid from scratch the other day due to some user error issues. All good, I got new disks for ZFS pools so I was not that disappointed. Luckily Unraid is smart and I can use the same disks so I didn't lose any data, just time setting up. I also used some backups from app Backup/Restore appdata. Worked well from what I can see.
Oct 7 07:21:03 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819806): /usr/sbin/zpool export cache Oct 7 07:21:03 haberworld root: cannot unmount '/mnt/cache/system': pool or dataset is busy Oct 7 07:21:03 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819806): exit status: 1 Oct 7 07:21:03 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819807): /usr/sbin/zpool export fast Oct 7 07:21:03 haberworld root: cannot unmount '/mnt/fast/appdata': pool or dataset is busy Oct 7 07:21:03 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819807): exit status: 1 Oct 7 07:21:03 haberworld emhttpd: Retry unmounting disk share(s)... Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld emhttpd: Unmounting disks... Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819808): /usr/sbin/zpool export cache Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld root: cannot unmount '/mnt/cache/system': pool or dataset is busy Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819808): exit status: 1 Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819809): /usr/sbin/zpool export fast Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld root: cannot unmount '/mnt/fast/appdata': pool or dataset is busy Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld emhttpd: shcmd (819809): exit status: 1 Oct 7 07:21:08 haberworld emhttpd: Retry unmounting disk share(s)...
My issue is that i cant ever STOP the array now. It is always stuck on "RETRY UNMOUNTING DISK SHARE(S)". After a Google search, I found this thread: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/141479-6122-array-stop-stuck-on-retry-unmounting-disk-shares/#comment-1283203 I read it and did try some of the things based on the info provided by `ljm42` , I should be able to run a command like `umount /var/lib/docker` and as he said "The array should then stop and prevent an unclean shutdown." So looking at my logs, I did `
umount /usr/sbin/zpool
` but output was `
umount: /usr/sbin/zpool: not mounted.
` so then i tried `
umount /mnt/cache/system
` but output was `
umount: /mnt/cache/system: target is busy.
`
Does this mean I have to HOLD the power button on my system every time I want to stop the array?
I have uploaded my diagnostics file, hopefully this is enough to understand whats going on.
Thanks for your time.
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Thanks so much for the information. Sucks that I just couldn't figure it out :(.
Is there a way to change the port from 8080 to anything else? No matter that i do I just cant change the port. Could be a me problem of course, I just have changed ports to containers before without issues, but this one wont do it.