[Uh oh, disk3 has read errors...]

1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

It's not logged as a disk problem, and SMART looks fine, a lot of CRC UDMA errors so the SATA cable would be the main suspect.

 

P.S. lots of OOM errors logged, they appear to be caused by Frigate.

Someday, I'd love to not have to bother you guys, and maybe be able to help. Where do I go to see that those CRC errors in the diagnostics?

[Uh oh, disk3 has read errors...]

You're an angel! That's wonderful news, as I'm about to be travelling for a week and didn't want this thing to die while I was gone! I'll get the cable swapped out.

 

Yeah, the OOM errors are annoying. It just started happening with the latest version of Frigate. I've notified the devs, but its pretty much just me with the problem. For some reason, ffmpeg likes to occasionally try to grab 80GB+ of RAM. It was bringing down the whole server before I limited the RAM available to the container.

[Uh oh, disk3 has read errors...]

Any suggestions on if/how I can fix this?

truffle-diagnostics-20240403-0902.zip

[[Guide] How to keep cache drive full of media]

Just so that I can keep track of all my scripts in one place, can I use User Scripts? It puts scripts in /boot/config/plugins/user.scripts/scripts/. I'd still call if from the Mover Tuner, but at least all my scripts are in one place then.

[[Guide] How to keep cache drive full of media]

Okay, got it!

[[Guide] How to keep cache drive full of media]

So in your example, if it gets over 750GB, the script will make a list of files from newest to oldest. Then remove the oldest file from the list and recalculate total space used, and do this over and over until it gets under 750GB. Then pass all this off to the Mover, with a list of files it can't touch. Am I understanding correctly?

[[Guide] How to keep cache drive full of media]

So wait, is MAX_SIZE how much free space to keep on the disk? And then it adds older files until it hits that number? Sorry, I'm terrible with bash scripts.

[Just had two drives error out and have a red X on them. Uh oh?]

Thanks @JorgeB. All fixed up.

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4 hours ago, flyize said:

Okay. So unassign the disks, mount the array. Then navigate through the emulated disks (via the Unraid GUI I guess?) and make sure I see data. Then reassign the disks and rebuild (in-place)?

Well hopefully that's correct, cause I'm in the middle of the rebuild!

[Just had two drives error out and have a red X on them. Uh oh?]

Okay. So unassign the disks, mount the array. Then navigate through the emulated disks (via the Unraid GUI I guess?) and make sure I see data. Then reassign the disks and rebuild (in-place)?

[Just had two drives error out and have a red X on them. Uh oh?]

1 minute ago, trurl said:

How? More details please.

mount /dev/sdk /tempdrive

 

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7 minutes ago, trurl said:

Of course, because they are being emulated by parity.

 

That does at least answer this question though:

 

But probably better if you post new diagnostics after you get hardware fixes done.

I went in an mounted /dev/sdk. It's actually emulating the whole device? If so, how will I know when I get it fixed?

 

edit: Added diagnostics

truffle-diagnostics-20240228-1458.zip

[Just had two drives error out and have a red X on them. Uh oh?]

Any reason I can't just bring them back online and pretend nothing happened (or maybe do a parity check)?

 

edit: FWIW, if I look at the drives, all the data seems to be there.

[Just had two drives error out and have a red X on them. Uh oh?]

Thanks! Looks like those two drives are on the same molex to sata power splitter. If I order another one and things spin up, do I have to rebuild?

[Just had two drives error out and have a red X on them. Uh oh?]

Oh crap, I powered off the server without recording the actual disabled drives. Where do I see that in the diags?

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8 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

A reboot will never help with disabled devices.

 

That is just the syslog, please also post the complete diags from now.

Well that was a bonehead move on my part. Ugh

 

 

truffle-diagnostics-20240228-1318.zip

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I tried to reboot, but that didn't seem to help. Attached diagnostics from before the reboot. Any ideas?

 

truffle-syslog-20240228-1751.zip

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Holy crap this is amazing

[Intel 12th generation Alder Lake / Hybrid CPU]

Intel of course.

[Intel 12th generation Alder Lake / Hybrid CPU]

Everything, including transcoding, works just fine for me. 

[Intel 12th generation Alder Lake / Hybrid CPU]

Maybe @ich777 can shed some light on this?

[Intel 12th generation Alder Lake / Hybrid CPU]

I'm pretty sure intel-gpu-top is still required. Is that also installed?

[Intel 12th generation Alder Lake / Hybrid CPU]

Have you followed the setup instructions and added the device in your Docker config?

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Has anyone seen this error and been able to resolve it. I believe it started with v28.

 

Refused to send form data to 'https://nc.domain.com/index.php/login' because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "form-action 'self'".

 

I'm unable to login via Chrome/Edge. Firefox works just fine.

 

edit: Seems I asked this a week or so ago and forgot. Apologies. Still would love an answer though!

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Anyone else seeing this error when attempting to login from Chrome/Edge? Firefox works fine.

 

Refused to send form data to 'https://nc.xxxxxxxxx.com/index.php/login' because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "form-action 'self'".