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Got it. I stopped most the many docker containers I am running including prometheus, grafana, and glances, and I have had 4 days of uptime where I was once having nightly crashes. I also set the mover to invoke every night vs every hour. I will methodically enable one at a time to determine the root cause application and post back here. Thank you VERY much for your help @JorgeB and @Squid.

I disabled nfs but the problem persists this is driving me nuts. I see the related log entry now at least so thx for pointing that out. I don't use tdarr and I can methodically try the other work arounds. logs/syslog.txt:Aug 4 09:17:04 black shfs: shfs: ../lib/fuse.c:1451: unlink_node: Assertion `node->nlookup > 1' failed.

Interesting. I disabled NFS and will report back in a few days with an update.

Yes I am running apps on their own ip addresses and made the above change but the problem persists. Attached is an updated diagnostics zip. Any help would be greatly appreciated. black-diagnostics-20220803-1210.zip

I made this change and rebooted. I will report back if there are no further crashes in 2 days. :fingers_crossed: Out of curiosity and for posterity what lines led you to believe that could be the problem?

I am having a problem where every night my array goes offline and requires a reboot: /bin/ls: cannot access '/mnt/user': Transport endpoint is not connected I found this post and have tried ran through the procedure of checking the disk filesystems both via the terminal as well as via the web ui for both my xfs, and btrfs cache drives (which have a different procedure). I took a look in the syslog and I can't find any clues. This box has been running relatively trouble-free for years so I am asking the community for some help. I have attached my anonymized diagnostics. black-diagnostics-20220730-1159.zip

I bought this board and Corsair H80i v2 liquid cooler which states which states "The stock AMD motherboard backplate is used for AMD installation" in the manual. I will give it a whirl this weekend and post and update with pics. Maybe I just got lucky with my hardware picks because I did not think of the idea that they would use adhesive to apply the backplate.

It has been a number of years but you may want to try either running lcdproc in a privileged docker container https://github.com/DE-IBH/lcdproc-docker or failing that if you have an always running virtual machine then passthrough the lcd usb device and run it there though if there were any stats from the main host you want you would have to sort out how to scrape them and pass them in.