nrgbistro

Indeed it did. Can't believe I got faulty RAM brand new on amazon, but if anyone else has weird issues with their Unraid server make sure to check your RAM!!

Tried adding that to my default boot and still see the issue (attached a screenshot of my addition in case it wasn't correct). For now I'm just going to set the drives warning temperature to 85 c.

Still having issues with the server, such as docker containers randomly stopping, server execution errors, and reverse proxy only partially working. I'm going to return this RAM and get a different brand and also update my motherboard BIOS. If that doesn't fix the problem I plan to attempt to recover anything important on the server as I currently only have a backup of my docker appdata folder and do a complete reset.

I recently installed a new NVME SSD in my server for a faster cache pool. I've gotten notifications of the drive being 84 degrees C, but when I feel the drive it is cool (certainly not 84 degrees C). When I look in the attributes tab I see Temperature sensor 1, which seems to always report either an accurate value or exactly 84c, and Temperature sensor 2, which seems like a more consistently accurate sensor (usually at 40c). Is it possible to get Unraid to use Temperature sensor 2 instead of Temperature sensor 1? Should I be concerned that Temperature sensor 1 often reports 84c (this is a brand new drive)?

I ended up creating a memtest USB drive and running it on my system. My BIOS settings were incorrect for my RAM (voltage was too low) and I thought resetting the BIOS would fix these errors but after repeating the memtest on all sticks I immediately saw more errors (2000+ in 30 seconds). Now, I'm running the memtest on each stick individually. So far I've had the first stick throw errors, the second stick had 0 errors, and the third is ongoing but so far so good. Does this mean I can rule out CPU, L1, and L2 cache errors? And inversely, can I conclude that the first stick is what was causing errors, assuming the other 3 end up with none? I plan on returning the faulty stick to amazon and getting a new one. Once I've installed it is there anything else you would recommend I check regarding system stability? Thank you for the suggestions so far, BTW! I never would have thought to check my memory... UPDATE: The rest of the sticks produced 0 errors individually as well as together. Using Unraid now seems much more stable and I haven't encountered anything suspicious so far. Will report back with problems if I find any in the near future.

How exactly do I run a memtest on unraid? The RAM currently installed is brand new. At first the system wouldn't boot but once I reseated each stick it seemed to work normally. I've also attached the most recent diagnostics zip file with the completed extended SMART test results. If anyone could point me toward which disk seems like a failure risk, that would be super helpful! One of the disks is brand new and I have another new one on the way to replace a potentially failing one. UPDATE: After restarting the system, my 3rd disk says this after formatting the entire disk (which took 6+ hours): Unmountable: Unsupported or no file system nrgserver-diagnostics-20221222-1819.zip

I recently replaced my Unraid server's CPU and motherboard and since this swap, I've had many issues with system stability. I think some of my drives are failing, but I can't tell which ones as the SMART reports all say that the drives are fine. I've currently running extended SMART on each drive but this may take a few hours to days. I've also had data loss in some of my applications, such as Sonarr and Radarr, but others seem unaffected. Additionally, I've tried connecting to the server via SFTP and when I try to download a file it says "unable to download X bytes, retrying..." I've also gotten "Bad Parameter" and "Server Error" when trying to start/remove Docker containers. Finally, when I tried to remove old docker containers through the CLI, I've gotten an error that essentially said "read-only filesystem". I've attached my diagnostics zip file. Let me know if any additional information is needed. Any support is greatly appreciated as I've been trying to solve these problems for a few weeks now! nrgserver-diagnostics-20221222-1442.zip

I'm also having the same error as @oko2708. How do I properly set up docker in this Jenkins container? I've installed the docker and docker pipeline plugins, set up docker to automatically download in global tool configuration, and tried mapping the Unraid docker.sock to the container. I'm not really sure what else to try and I can't find any fix for this on the internet.