ComputerGuyMike

Almost 24 hours in to the IPVLAN change and all seems very stable. Also, no kernel.critical errors. A few kernel.warning that say "kernel: x86/split lock detection", but from my research, that looks to be related to a Windows VM that is running, but not seeming to be causing stability issues. Thank you again. After another 24'ish hours, I think we can call this fixed, but will monitor. Just wanted to post an update.

Thank you. Am now in IPVLAN and will see how stability goes. Thank you.

Have not looked at the BIOS battery as the BIOS seems to maintain its configuration (time, hardware that is enabled/disables, etc).

I had seen a "discussion" about macvlan, but had not implemented that as I was unsure of the level of effort. I have some dockers that are running on the server's IP and some that I have assigned static IPs to. Do I need to make any physical network changes first? I thought I had read that I needed to add another physical network adapter to support this. Thank you for the quick response...

My 6.12.3 UnRaid install has been stable for many years. Have added drives and a couple years ago, new motherboard and almost all other hardware. Still been rock solid. My UPS failed a couple weeks ago and since then I have fought with keeping the server up over 24 hours. Sometimes I might get 36 hours, Lately seems only 8 to 12 hours. Seems that my cache pool with my appdata goes read-only at some point after the reboot, if the server is still responsive by the time I notice it. This morning, the dockers were unhappy as the appdata was read-only, but the server was responsive, so I could get the diagnostics downloaded. Attempted fixes: - Replaced both m.2 drives in the appdata cache as that seemed to be the issue in the beginning, but I think that was my ignorance. -- Through that, had to completely format and start from scratch with the FS on that RAID. - Have VMs disabled hoping there was an issue there. - The server used to boot from power off with zero issues, but seems that now, it will not boot unless I unplug the thumbdrive, let it go in to the BIOS, plug in the thumbdrive, then hit ctrl-alt-del, then it goes into UnRaid. - Replaced thumbdrive thinking that could be causing the above. Same issue (maybe motherboard is having issues?) - Have downloaded MemTest and that had a successful run with no errors. - Remote Syslog does indicate some "kernel warning" and "kernel error" messages, but they don't mean anything to me. -- I have seen these happen as I have been watching, and the server does not always stop working (might not be the exact error though). Diagnostics attached. I hate to. keep swapping hardware unless I know it will help. Having a stable UnRaid server for years certainly does not mean I can troubleshoot it at this level. Any support would be appreciated. spearsmedia00-diagnostics-20240123-0635.zip

I was wondering if a couple features would be feasible. I have multiple shares that Recycle Bin is watching. Most of them, my "general" settings I have are fine for, due to the amount of data occurring. I do have a specific share where I do a lot of short lived, large file transfers. These files live here for just a few hours, to a day. This share uses the cache drive for speed improvements and the files on the cache drive move to the RecycleBin folder and end up filling it within a day. Would it be possible for Recycle Bin to have per-share settings. Also, how about a setting for "Included shares" in addition to "Excluded shares"?