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I've set the network to be ipvlan so fingers crossed that fixes it. Thanks for the help!

I've been getting ever more frequent kernel panics sporadically and I can't seem to resolve it. Here's some things I've done: Installed ECC RAM & disabled any overclocking (Done around April/May; have not run memtest yet) Remove all docker containers (and docker.img) and up new containers (Done on the weekend of June 3, 2022) Ensure all docker containers and plugins are up to date Run the Fix Common Problems plugin and check for issues Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated 🙂 Each tower diagnostic was taken immediately after rebooting from the kernel panic. There's also a syslog text file which has logging since May 6th (sadly I don't have all the diagnostics for all the kernel panics listed in the syslog, but I've uploaded the last 3) tower-diagnostics-20220622-1128.zip syslog.txt

I have Redis 5.0.0 running now and I'm getting a 500 error page from Overleaf itself. Looking through the Overleaf log isn't showing much (see log here). Is there another log file I can look at?

Hello, I can't seem to get the Overleaf container connected to Redis. Redis container is running on 192.168.0.200:6379 and I'm able to connect to it on a different system via the command redis-cli -h 192.168.0.200 -p 6379. Yet SHARELATEX_REDIS_HOST=192.168.0.200 and SHARELATEX_REDIS_PORT=6379 doesn't work. I'm not sure why Redis is unable to connect when it's able to connect to MongoDB just fine. Redis container is redis/redis from CA and MongoDB is mongo/MongoDB from CA. Both were created with default values and were not configured any via command line. Docker Containers: Overleaf Edit Page: