Kristophersson

Over the weekend I upgraded to the latest unraid version (on 6.12.1 now), and it started happening like described in my original Post. I checked the BIOS config and all my changes are still present

9 days of uptime and no incidents, so far looking like this did it

I've done this for now: and I'm seeing if this fixes it, otherwise I'll explore other options, thank you so much for your help, I appreciate it

Okay, it's happened again. I've attached the syslog file which I copied off of the thumbdrive right after the failure. Also the (anonymized) diagnostics which I've extracted first thing after rebooting I also ran memtest for about 20 minutes, and it did't find any errors I have a feeling that this is something to do with my CPU. I've already swapped out the RAM and motherboard to no avail. One possible fix I'm considering (apart from getting a new CPU) is rebooting the system once per day (like 2AM), and see if the error occurs again. But I'm curious as to what the pro's are able to find in my logs. One interesting addage, when I one time increased the RAM assigned to a Ubuntu VM (from 8GB to 10GB, out of a complete 32GB), the error occured much sooner, like less than 24hours after rebooting. syslog tower-diagnostics-20230507-2254.zip

Will do, thank you

I've had this issue with my server freezing up for a fairly long time now. By freezing up I mean that it's utterly unresponsive. Any site hosted on it becomes unavailable, it's not visible in the network anymore, and when I connect a keyboard it doesn't get power (for example CapsLock LED won't light up). So basically the only thing I can do whenever this happens is to force a shutdown by long-pressing the power button, and that's just super destructive. Are there any logs I can look at to try and identify the source of the problem?

First, you'll want to find out your IP Address that's accessible remotely. To do that go to https://ifconfig.me and take note of that address. Then you can run nmap by executing nmap -p 80,443 {ip address}. And if you want to be really sure what it looks like from the outside, you can make a hotspot with your phone and connect to it with your PC, with your phone connected to the mobile network, not WiFi. Then run the above

Does anyone have a working Proxy Config for this container that will work with swag? I tried editing the default qbittorrent config, but that's just giving me a 502, so I was wondering if anyone's got one that's working, before I put my time into writing my own.

When I reboot I often get the message, that one of my disks in the array is disabled. The disk works just fine, there's nothing wrong with it, but in order to get my array back, I have to rebuild it, which always takes very long. My initial thought was that it had something to do with my storage controller, but after posting about it on reddit I think it might also have something to do with power delivery and bootup. I am using this adapter that splits 1 molex cable into 2 Sata cables. So the reddit user recommended I increase the timeout before boot so that disks are properly detected, but I am not sure if that is what I am looking for or even where to do something like that. I found the file '/boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg' which looks like the grub menu, and there is a 'timeout' option, so maybe if I just increase that?

I can't access the WebUI. I am on UnRaid and didn't change any of the configuration, aside from my PIA Credentials, which I've double checked beforehand. I'm not sure if I downloaded the correct openvpn configuration, I used their Generator for this. I selected OpenVPN 2.4 or newer, Linux as Platform, and Frankfurt as Location. Am I supposed to use ovpn 2.3? That configuration I copied to the absolute path on the UnRaid Host: /mnt/user/appdata/binhex-qbittorrentvpn/openvpn (or relatively to /config/openvpn). When I look at the log I don't see any errors, the last line says "qBittorrent process listening on port 8080" (which is the right port) EDIT: The Problem was I didn't have the Variable LAN_NETWORK set correctly