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Parity check passed. Everything looks ok. Sooo relieved.

Update Time: I took a chance that the motherboard had a dying capacitor or something causing it to fail due to the extra voltage and I ordered a replacement motherboard from eBay and crossed my fingers that nothing else (including the CPU) was damaged. The new board was an Asus h77. It had 6 sata ports rather than 8 but fortunately I had a second pcie sata controller. Once I confirmed that the new board was working I plugged in my hard drives and my unRAID USB and viola... My server is back up as if nothing happened! Parity check is running now but so far so good. Fingers crossed that this thing will limp along until the chip shortage ends and I build a new gaming rig and donate my old one for building a replacement unRAID server.

So a couple of nights ago lightning struck just outside of my house. I didn't realize until the next morning but there were several casualties. I lost my cable modem (which Spectrum replaced for free) two monoprice 8 port switches, a 4x hdmi switch and my relatively old but previously bulletproof unraid server which would no longer turn on. I ordered a replacement power supply to see if I could get it going again but alas, no dice. I had upgraded the CPU a little while back (from a Pentium G630t to a Core i5 3475S) so I tried popping the old CPU back in but again, no power at all. My motherboard was an ASROCK H77 Pro4/MVP and I had 8-9 drives of various capacities (4tb parity, 2x4tb, 3x2tb, and 2x1tb) with a 500gb cache drive. I used it primarily for Plex and sabnzb and it served my purposes just fine. At this stage I'm inclined to start from scratch maybe re-using at least the 4tb drives though after the lightning strike I don't know how trustworthy they'd be (if they still work at all). I hadn't planned on starting over and don't have much of a budget, but at this stage I don't think I can afford to get all of the modern bells and whistles. My gaming rig, which is long overdue for an upgrade itself is an i74490k but it too was exposed to the lightning (though it seems to be operating normally at the moment). I'd love some recommendations for moving forward. Any and all advice would be appreciated.

So I was able to get Sonarr to work properly by following the instructions on Q26 of the recommended post and adding my local server to the ignored addresses field in Sonarr. So far so good. Unfortunately I've been procrastinating in my move from couchpotato to Radarr. In the settings for couchpotato, there doesn't seem to be an "ignored addresses" field. Am I overlooking something in the couchpotato UI? Or is there some other way to make couchpotato work properly. Thanks

Thank you. Figured it out right before you posted. I guess I should bookmark this to see when it gets fixed.

How did you revert?!

Still not working for me. Are you using RSA4096? Or are you using RSA2048?

Is there any way that I can just go back to the previous (working) docker?

So I'm in the same spot. I had a working SABVPN docker before I updated, and now it is broken. I have tried everything suggested here and on github. (Switching to RSA4096, adding cipher AES-128-GCM to my ovpn file, adding cipher AES-256-GCM to my ovpn file) and nothing seems to be working. I keep getting a looping warning in the logs saying:

Secondary question, What kind of performance differences would I see if I bumped my Pentium dual core (basically a celeron replacement) to a 3rd gen Core i5 quad core? Thinking about buying one used on ebay and I'm wondering if its worth it for improved docker performance (for things like Plex in particular).

Ok, It looks like I found the bad stick. How much of a performance impact would I get if I dropped down to 4gb from 8gb on my server? Does it matter that I'm dropping from dual channel to single? It just so happens that I have another couple of sticks of 4gb ddr3. Should I replace the one still in there? Add them for a total of 12GB?

Does this mean I failed the memory test?

Ok, I'll try that. I get that 24 hours would be ideal, but you think a few hours would be long enough? Also, what settings should I use for memtest?

When I tried to recreate my docker image I tinkered with the settings a bit, moving the image into a /cache/system/docker/ folder and bumping the image size from 30gb to 50gb. Just now I deleted that image again, set it back to 30gb and placed it back in /cache/ and I was able to pull my dockers for sabnzb, couchpotato, sickbeard, dropbox, and krusader again without any errors. So that stuff is working again thankfully. I'm not going to bother with Plex for now though, and I'd still very much like to get to the bottom of this.

So you think it could be my memory? It would just... go bad?