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I can also confirm this bug. It occurs in Safari on macOS and iOS. While on macOS you get to see the popup the second time, on ios you hang in a continuous loop.

I don't think a threshold of 0 works with Supermicro boards. When I had an ASRock board I could set it to 0 and actually turn the fans off. On my Supermicro I have the ipmi thresholds set to 200 or 300 and set the fan control minimum to keep the fans above that. Fans randomly spinning up to full speed is usually a symptom of incorrect threshold and minimum settings. I had already experimented a bit with the threshold values before. If all 3 values are below the minimum revolution it seems to work ok, but today I noticed an unexplainable revolution increase of all fans. I have now set the lower thresholds to 100 200 300. I'm surprised that the fans run close to their minimum revolutions despite the minimum set to 30%. Or did I misunderstand the percentage setting? The fans should then run at 30% of their RPM range, right? According to the log, the fans also run at the corresponding percentage values

I often notice that one or more fans change to full speed without a reason. Disabling and enabling the fan control fixes the problem every time. But until then the fans remain at full speed. I've already adjusted the IPMI internal lower threshold values to 0 RPM manually, but it seems that the internal regulation of my Supermicro X11SCH-LN4F board still intervenes, as my Noctua fans are probably running so low that the board doesn't recognize the speed anymore. Actually I already set the minimum speed to just over 30%. Is there any solution that could detect this at non-critical temperatures so that the fans don't spin up? Also, I've noticed that all fans in a group spin with a 100 RPM difference even though they have the same minimum and maximum speed.

I think the problem is a mismatch of openssl. Ruby 2.5.1 was compiled with openssl 1.1. UnRAID uses 1.02. I downgraded ruby to 2.25 and added yaml. This error still seems to occur. Now Unraid uses openssl 1.1.1 but the ruby version is still the old 2.2.5 which is probably not compatible with the newer openssl version now installed. So it would be nice if the ruby version could be updated accordingly.