Yekul

I have made a stupid mistake which FORTUNATELY I managed to snag because of dumb luck (my coral TPU inferences were very high). Could you please take a look at below and provide some suggestions. I think i've tidied things up a bit to prevent further issues but would appreciate any extra insight without too much 'the world is ending' where possible. I closed out some dockers and CPU was being pegged to 100%. Checked logs and a flood of remote connections to port 22 (SSH) which I -stupidly- left open after some issues when moving house and forgot about. Now I have disable SSH remote access, and it does seem as though all the incoming connections were on port 22. Had to end a task to get the CPU to return to normal. My password is very complex fortunately, so the odds of it being beaten by a login attempt like below seems... low? Or is there actually many more which the logs just don't record? I do have my router forwarding connections from the wan to my unraid ip address for reverse proxy domains. I assume this is OK now SSH is disabled? Of course the reverse proxy has a unique username/password for external access. I will say, i'm surprised there isn't a default action to block logins after x amount of failed attempts with a set time. However I do note the IP address is constantly changing. My regular login for Unraid is done through Wireguard or Unraid Remote. Example of incoming connections below: Jan 13 15:44:30 sshd[28347]: Connection closed by authenticating user root 170.64.214.0 port 46188 [preauth] Jan 13 15:44:30 sshd[28431]: Connection from 170.64.214.0 port 46194 on 192.168.1.99 port 22 rdomain "" Jan 13 15:44:32 sshd[28444]: Connection from 24.144.80.196 port 56214 on 192.168.1.99 port 22 rdomain "" Jan 13 15:44:32 sshd[28447]: Connection from 101.251.197.238 port 35040 on 192.168.1.99 port 22 rdomain "" Jan 13 15:44:32 sshd[28444]: Invalid user wangxh from 24.144.80.196 port 56214 Jan 13 15:44:32 sshd[28444]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): check pass; user unknown Jan 13 15:44:32 sshd[28444]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=ssh ruser= rhost=24.144.80.196 Jan 13 15:44:33 sshd[28474]: Connection from 121.46.20.110 port 59892 on 192.168.1.99 port 22 rdomain "" Jan 13 15:44:33 sshd[28431]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=ssh ruser= rhost=170.64.214.0 user=root Jan 13 15:44:35 sshd[28447]: Invalid user fang from 101.251.197.238 port 35040 Jan 13 15:44:35 sshd[28447]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): check pass; user unknown Jan 13 15:44:35 sshd[28447]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=ssh ruser= rhost=101.251.197.238 Jan 13 15:44:35 sshd[28444]: Failed password for invalid user wangxh from 24.144.80.196 port 56214 ssh2 Jan 13 15:44:36 sshd[28444]: Received disconnect from 24.144.80.196 port 56214:11: Bye Bye [preauth] Jan 13 15:44:36 sshd[28444]: Disconnected from invalid user wangxh 24.144.80.196 port 56214 [preauth] Jan 13 15:44:36 sshd[28431]: Failed password for root from 170.64.214.0 port 46194 ssh2 Jan 13 15:44:37 sshd[28447]: Failed password for invalid user fang from 101.251.197.238 port 35040 ssh2 Jan 13 15:44:37 sshd[28447]: Received disconnect from 101.251.197.238 port 35040:11: Bye Bye [preauth] Jan 13 15:44:37 sshd[28447]: Disconnected from invalid user fang 101.251.197.238 port 35040 [preauth] Jan 13 15:44:38 sshd[28431]: Connection closed by authenticating user root 170.64.214.0 port 46194 [preauth] Jan 13 15:44:38 sshd[28543]: Connection from 170.64.214.0 port 59152 on 192.168.1.99 port 22 rdomain "" Jan 13 15:44:39 sshd[28543]: error: kex_exchange_identification: read: Connection reset by peer

Just passing along info as I was plagued by this error message after changing my password today. Wouldn't let me back in on multiple browsers (firefox, chromium, edge). Cleared cache/cookies. Restarted PC. Tried 2FA, Tried alternative methods to 2FA. Nothing worked just kept locking me out for 10 more mins. Randomly somewhere in the middle Edge logged in, and when I logged out and back in to verify if it was indeed fixed then it stopped working all together again. Left computer alone for ~1.5 hours and now without changing anything I can suddenly log in again. Really have no idea what was going on. When it wasn't working, I would enter username/password as usual, sign in, have the 2FA popup come up, enter code, hit enter and then be bounced back to the forums page with address https://forums.unraid.net/login/?_fromLogin=1. However nothing would actually happen. It was as if it didn't even try to log in. Will provide feedback if it resolves or continues over coming days.

Probably a long shot, but any way to control the % of overall cores/threads tdarr uses? Was hoping to have a situation where you can specify say 90% usage of all cores rather than pinning and locking out an entire core/thread. Been having solid success so far with tdarr, so thanks OP.

Having a quick play with this, and the foundations look real solid and almost just what i'm after. I am curious though, any plans to add a manual scan button to the front page, and perhaps a 'start paused' type option? So we could select a single folder from the scan and start it before bed for example. I prefer to be more in control of what is happening is all, so being able to scan and encode a folder at a time without -everything- being encoded automatically would be great. Plus then I can run it max speed when I know nobody will be using it. Haven't tested this part yet as running a test encode first, but assuming the advanced options is where I could change the video quality settings under 'customer ffmpeg options' to whatever I prefer? And I could only add video preferences and audio would pull the info from the 'audio encoding' tab?

Nevermind figured it out! And indeed, everything is working perfectly again on the older image. I swapped back to 'version-1.22.0.4163-d8c4875dd' with linuxserver.io image and that did the trick for me. Unsure if it's just me, but might be worth mentioning to save some people headaches should it be an actual issue.

Hrm thought this would be easy, but can't find a place anywhere in the linuxserver.io package to enter the tag so guessing I need to manually add it as a new variable, anyone more knowledgeable than myself mind sharing how to set the specific tag to use please?

Yeah suspecting it may be an issue with 10000 series? I dunno, have to spend some time getting logs for it I guess. Could have sworn I was watching a video file with it transcoding perfectly fine just the other day though, wonder if I can downgrade easily from latest version to test that theory...

Hrm, anyone else having issues HW transcoding 4k HEVC HDR content? My 4K HEVC content is hardware transcoding perfectly on my intel 10400, but throw HDR into the mix and it just reverts back to software. I have the HDR tone mapping option enabled of course.