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v0.3.0 Released - Emby Support Added Emby Media Server support - Full session monitoring with WebSocket real-time updates, log parsing for Emby's NLog format Prowlarr fix - Resolved 404 error on queue endpoint Infrastructure - Improved build concurrency for growing provider count

v0.2.0 Released - Plex Support Added Plex Media Server support - Full session monitoring, real-time playback tracking with transcoding details, and activity log ingestion File-based log ingestion - Mount container log files directly Source diagnostics - New troubleshooting dialog to help debug connection issues

I've submitted a request to have the Logarr templates added to official CA-Apps Template Repo. For now, I've updated the templates and have walked through the entire setup on my server and put together a some installation steps to help anyone else interested in early testing: SSH into your server and navigate to the Unraid templates folder: cd /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user/ Pull down the latest Logarr templates: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-db.xml wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-redis.xml wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-backend.xml wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-frontend.xml Optional: Create a Logarr FolderRequires the Docker Folder plugin from Community Applications. Go to Docker tab → Add Folder Set Name: Logarr Set Icon URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/Logarr/master/apps/frontend/public/icon.png Click Add Installation OrderInstall containers in this order (dependencies first): logarr-db - PostgreSQL database logarr-redis - Redis cache logarr-backend - API server logarr-frontend - Web dashboard Step 1: Install PostgreSQL (logarr-db)Go to Docker tab → Add Container Click the Template dropdown → select logarr-db Click Apply No configuration needed - defaults work out of the box. Step 2: Install Redis (logarr-redis)Go to Docker tab → Add Container Click the Template dropdown → select logarr-redis Click Apply No configuration needed - defaults work out of the box. Step 3: Install Backend (logarr-backend)Go to Docker tab → Add Container Click the Template dropdown → select logarr-backend Configure these values Field Value Database URL postgresql://postgres:postgres@YOUR_UNRAID_IP:5433/logarr Redis URL redis://YOUR_UNRAID_IP:6380 CORS Origin http://YOUR_UNRAID_IP:3001 Click Apply Step 4: Install Frontend (logarr-frontend)Go to Docker tab → Add Container Click the Template dropdown → select logarr-frontend Configure these values Field Value API URL http://YOUR_UNRAID_IP:4001/api WebSocket URL ws://YOUR_UNRAID_IP:4001 Click Apply Step 5: Access LogarrOpen your browser to: http://YOUR_UNRAID_IP:3001 Optional: Add apps to Logarr FolderEdit the Logarr folder and enable each of the Logarr apps to be pinned to the folder and press Submit.

Hey everyone, I am sharing a project I've been working on called Logarr - a logging dashboard that pulls logs from your media server apps into one place. Realtime Dashboard: Live tail logs: Issue Tracker: I don't always have time to stay on top of my server, so usually by the time I notice something's wrong it's already a mess. Then I'm digging through Jellyfin, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, etc. trying to figure out what actually broke. I find I often fix one thing, only to find another underneath it. For this reason, I built Logarr to help get to root cause faster since I tend to forget about my server for a while. Features: Real-time log aggregation from multiple sources Auto-detects errors and groups duplicates Impact scoring to prioritize what matters Basic AI analysis WebSocket-based live streaming Tech Stack: Frontend - Next.js, React 19, shadcn, zod Backend - Nest.js, Socket.io, Postgres, Redis Currently supports: Jellyfin, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr through API and mounted log files for each service Install: cd /boot/config/plugins/dockerMan/templates-user/ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-db.xml wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-redis.xml wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-backend.xml wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/itz4blitz/logarr/master/unraid/logarr-frontend.xml Install order: db → redis → backend → frontend. Make sure to update the IPs in the config to your server IP. Links: GitHub: https://github.com/itz4blitz/logarr Docker: ghcr.io/itz4blitz/logarr-backend / ghcr.io/itz4blitz/logarr-frontend This is still very alpha. It works for me but expect rough edges. I appreciate all feedback and contributions.

Edit: video is working. I'm going to update the BIOS and I'll update results from memtest.

Thanks for the reply. I usually just access my server via browser from another system. I'm having issues getting anything other than a black screen when I switch my monitor to the Unraid server sadly. Once I resolve that issue, I'll run the memtest.

Also, I wanted to mention that I've come across several posts that mention checking the connection to the drive, however this is an nvme ssd.

Last night I had this happen after a reboot, I've made no other changes outside of the reboot. blitzraid-diagnostics-20230127-1518.zip

Some additional steps I've taken: Removed Gluetun and attempted to reinstall my applications Disable Gluetun and reinstall my applications They still continue to fail. As soon as I re-install Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, Sab, etc. I get this error: Edit: I tested another container that isn't having issues (Nginx), and I was able to update it successfully. It seems only these containers which are routed through Gluetun are affected. Edit 2: I manually started GluetunVPN. It seems Sonarr/Radarr/etc re-installs fine, but they fail to start. If I try to manually restart them, I get the following:

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I've also been trying to set this up and I have the same issue as @lukeoslavia. @Glassed Silver is this image still maintained? Edit: works perfectly. I found this comment which helped me resolve it: https://github.com/directus/directus/discussions/6480#discussioncomment-1106735 Thanks @Glassed Silver for this

I tried searching pretty extensively for anyone else experiencing this, but I only found posts about freezes during normal operation. To clarify: my system works fine when it is fully booted. It's whenever I manually restart or use a scheduled restart that my system is hanging up during the boot process. Typically I have to physically power the device off and back on a few times before it will boot to USB fine. When it has issues, the system will POST and then just sit at a black screen after. For some months this was fine because I was not restarting my system at all. Before I got my UPS it was only an annoyance whenever we lost power. However now that I have my UPS in place, its felt more like I'm using it as a band-aid to cover up the freezes during boot, rather than as a backup for power loss. Recently (a week or so ago), I setup a script to automatically reboot my system 2 times per week in the early hours. I'm waking up to a server/services that are offline. When I check my system it's powered on but not reachable and a blank screen if I power on my attached tv. If I disable this reboot script, it can run for weeks on end without any issues.

Installed the newest firmware, rebooted, started the array and let it do it's thing for a few hours. Came back a few hours later - seems to still be having tons of errors in the logs. unraid-diagnostics-20220417-1043.zip

Today I started receiving this error. It's only been about 1-2 days since I've restarted the server. I wanted to seek some assistance in figuring out what's going on with my server. The only "issues" I'm running into are occasional issues related to docker containers - and a VPN container I have running which is having issues with my torrent client (was only able to connect to a few seeds. This morning it's now completely stopped). I'm able to do a curl ifconfig from the console of containers running through the VPN app. They return the VPN IP address, so they are working. I had read some posts regarding the use of vpn containers and issues with having their ISP modem in bridge mode (which I have). They recommended switching their VPN container to use TCP instead of UDP. I've tried both with no success. I went from getting 50-60MB/s+ down while using the VPN container to 3-4MB/s max, to 0b/s today. Fwiw, I have a Ubiquiti Dream Machine. I've tried disabling all, few, and no security settings - nothing I do in my UDMP seems to help. Any help is appreciated! Happy Easter! unraid-diagnostics-20220417-1043.zip

Hi Binhex, Thanks for your response. I connected locally and I'm actually getting an error: Error loading webview: Error: Could not register service workers: SecurityError: Failed to register a ServiceWorker for scope ('https://192.168.1.122:8500/static/out/vs/workbench/contrib/webview/browser/pre/') with script ('https://192.168.1.122:8500/static/out/vs/workbench/contrib/webview/browser/pre/service-worker.js?v=4&vscode-resource-base-authority=vscode-resource.vscode-webview.net'): An SSL certificate error occurred when fetching the script.. And to answer your original question: I'm having the same issue there when trying to login to the account: it just shows "Loading..."