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Hm, it seems the xfs_repair was done long ago, the window didn't really make this clear. I started the array again and do the scrub now, it's aimed to take 3h. Best, Rick

Ok I will; right now I can't, because xfs_repair wants the array in Maintenance mode and BRTFS scrub wants the array to be started. So I will have to wait for the check, however it's taking quite long already (only around 130GB are used, SSD is 512GB) Just so I understand it, what exactly does the scrubbing help with the initial issue? Dockers not working proper, not being able to start or stop, when they are not sitting on the BTRFS share SSD? Best, Rick

Hi there Jorge, my Cache pool (a single SSD) can't be scrubbed, because of XFS. I have a 2nd SSD installed which is BTRFS, but that one I don't use as Cache for unRAID but only for Shares. I started the xfs_repair with -n which seems to be just checking, unfortunately there's not much output from that. The help-dialogue says it can take long (even hours), but doesn't clarify if I can see when it's actually done, haha Best, Rick

Hi there itimpi, at this point I guess it's good to ask if it was clever to backup my cache drive entirely before doing so? And, if I'm doing that anyway, it makes sense to backup the Cache, format the disk to BTRFS and use that from now on? Best, Rick

Hi itimpi, it seems I made the pool XFS. I think I did this because when I started the unRAID a year ago, I read a few posts recommending this for single disk caches Best, RIck

Hi there Jorge, I ran memtest for 5½h, it made it through 2½ passes without any errors. I rebooted to unRAID to do the scrub operation, but somehow my cache pool (a single SATA3 SSD) does not offer this option. However, my 2nd NVMe SSD (not used as cache) I do have this option. What could be the matter here? Best, Rick

Hi Jorge, I started memtest (the one unRAID ships with) 90mins ago, one pass and zero errors so far. I will continue to run it for a bit. I'm not sure what scrubbing the pool means. Is this it? https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Storage_Management#Scrub Best, Rick

Hi there Jorge, didn't touch unRAID since I made this post, right now the CPU is down again and RAM also at a normal level. I do use ECC memory (not registered though), shouldn't that correct potential errors? I will start a memtest now, just have to setup some monitor

Hi there, I'm stuck again. This morning, one my jDownloader Docker behaved a bit strange; super long load times and such. I also had abnormal high CPU usage, half the cores were at full load, netdata only shows "iowait" as high usage. I tried to restart it, but anytime I tried I got this error: https://i.imgur.com/Y0bczk8.png I googled around a bit and found the recommendation to renew the docker image, so I followed this guide: https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Docker_Management#Re-Create_the_Docker_image_file I made a backup of the original docker.img before I deleted it. I then started to reinstall my dockers; jDownloader started fine and seemed alright, but shortly after had the same issues again. Also, again high CPU load. Some other issues occured also, like Nginx getting the wrong ports assigned. I couldn't change this though, because I can't stop any Docker, I get the same "server error" as above. So I started from scratch, deleted the docker.img and made a new one, but this time increased size (from 20 to 60GB). Installed the Dockers again. Nginx now had the right ports assigned, but didn't autostart like the others and, you guessed it, I can't start it because of the same "server error". I also can't stop other Dockers. Now for a test I disabled the Docker services entirely, stopped my VM, and I still have this abnormal CPU usage without anything running. All drives are healthy according to unRAID. I attached my diagnostics, I'm not sure what to do. Best, Rick lunas-diagnostics-20221203-1203.zip

Hi BRiT, thanks so much, I didn't even notice I still had that installed. I wanted to let the unRAID go to sleep in the past when not in use, but that never really worked right. ... and now it doesn't either, given it won't wakeup anymore, haha I deleted it and will see if the unRAID still works in the evening, fingers crossed! Best, Rick

Hi there, I have a somewhat strange issue and can't understand what happens exactly. Yesterday, I updated my unRAID version to 6.11.1, I was on 6.9.x before (can't recall the exact version). Upgrade was fast and smooth, then I went to bed. This morning I noticed the server isn't accessible anymore, but still "running". So it makes noises, but the power LED is blinking. When I press the power button, the machine behaves like it gets out of hibernation and is just there again. Everything works like it should, but shortly after it gets into the same state again. I guess I don't have to mention that I a) this didn't happen before the update and b) didn't change any hibernation-style setting after, haha The upgrade was done yesterday, a bit later. This morning around 9h I noticed the fake-hibernation, pressed the button and very shortly after this it went "off" again. I started it the same way, shut it down completely and went to work. Now I rebooted the machine and it did the same thing again (around 21h I think) I attached the diagnostics, I'm not smart enough to get any info out there Best, Rick //edit Some new findings: it doesn't switch off like this at any moment. So for example, I'm watching something through Plex, and it won't shutdown during an episode. But once it's done, the next won't play because unRAID is gone. That's strange, huh lunas-diagnostics-20221116-2125.zip

Sorry to get back onto this again, but I just can't figure out a thing. Been more than a week that Nextcloud stopped working on me. Anytime I try to get to the webinterface, I get a time-out. I tried changing the repo to 24.0.5 or 24.0.6, no avail (by now, I changed it back to latest). I did not install Nextcloud 25, as I didn't even have a chance. I use MariaDB and NginxProxyManager, I restartet and updated all of the dockers, the logs show no error. If I try to reach Nextcloud through the local IP, it switches to the dedicated URL set in Nginx. I can't even tell which version of Nextcloud I run, I have no read-rights on the files in appdata I have no idea where it fails, but it would be tremendous if anyone could help me out here, as I simply have no idea where to even look for errors

Hm, it seems my setup is a bit different. I have no swag docker, mine is called NginxProxyManager, and in its log the only thing deprecated is a method called "QueryBuilder#allowEager" and "QueryBuilder#eager", which seems to not be any kinda file. I tried to shut down the nginx service to see if I can then launch the webinterface, but no dice, without nginx active I get an error 400 Bad Request, on the bottom mentioning nginx, which I don't really get as it is off. This is really frustrating because I still have no idea what's actually broken and effectively the cloud is offline for nearly a week. I should have all passwords etc to make a migration to a different docker but I'm just not sure if I can blindly follow the Nextcloud manual on the backup, I have no idea about consoles and Linux, so I don't know if the Ubuntu examples work for this

Hi Spiderben, how would one update those files? Any pointers? Best, Rick

Hi there blaine, when my Docker stopped working I didn't upgrade anything, neither Nextcloud the Docker nor through Nextcloud the Webinterface. I only updated the Docker later to fix this (didn't work), changed from latest to 24.0.5 (didn't work) and now I just look forward to a solution

Phew, now that you say it I'm not sure if I marked down all passwords... there's a chance I saved them in a browser or something, but the database username... huh. Passwords can be guessed, usernames is harder. I will wait a bit to see how it turns out. The data is least concern, I mean in the end I could reach it in any moment by adjusting the folder rights. The bigger issue is to setup the working condition (with logins for all users etc) again. I hope it gets resolved soon

Yes, excatly like that. When I hit WebUI, a new window appears, first through the IP:Port, then switching to my custom URL, ultimately timing out. Hm, it looks like moving the Nextcloud is indeed a big pain. I'm not completely IT-illeterate but I'm not good with this sorta stuff. Also, how to put something in maintenance mode that won't open? Maybe I wait for a day or two and then see further. It's already a pain, I use it a lot to sync files from machines, my phone and so on, haha :)

Hi there allinvain, I can guarantee you that I didn't update the Docker earlier before it stopped working, I noticed this morning only because the auto-upload from my phone camera didn't work, haha I don't update that regularly and didn't do anything over the weekend (but used the cloud a lot), but what gives, but I guess it doesn't matter all too much I tried your fix, however it didn't work unfortunately I still get the timeout. Is there anyway I can check what actually doesn't work? Or should I installt the official Nextcloud Docker and somehow migrate all data and setup there? Best, Rick

Hi there, with the beginning of today I can't reach my Nextcloud anymore. It seems a few people here have issues, but I know to little about all of this to know if it's the same as mine? I run Linuxserver Nextcloud with a MariaDB and nginx forwarding. Not sure when it stopped working, but around 9am I noticed. I restarted all Dockers, I updated all Dockers, but still no avail. I always get a connection timeout, when I try to access Nextcloud through unRAID (IP+Port), it will still use the domain-forwarding I use to reach the Nextcloud from outside. I have no idea how to debug this, because I can't access it at all (neither through webinterface, nor desktop/mobile apps). Is there some kinda known issues right now, or how could I potentially find out what's wrong? Could be only the nginx forwarding for all I know. I didn't install any updates since it stopped working this morning, I only updated the Dockers to see if that helped in any way. Best Regards

Good to hear it's nothing left (not on the sake of the plugin that I liked to use, but regarding the crashes). I'm pretty sure I rebooted after the removal, if it's now gone it's fine though, nothing was lost during this crash. Thanks again!

sure, there you go lunas-diagnostics-20220509-2201.zip

I did. If the crash from earlier counts as a reboot as well, I did it twice

soooooo.... me again. I recently had some issues with CoreFreq crashing my machine (see here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/123171-solved-unraid-crashes-randomly-cant-find-cause/), so I uninstalled it. Today my server crashed again, I had a look at the log and it was the same entry - May 9 20:43:51 LuNAS kernel: ? Sys_DumpTask+0xe9/0xf1 [corefreqk] May 9 20:43:51 LuNAS kernel: Cycle_AMD_Family_17h+0x31b/0xb37 [corefreqk] Only that CoreFreq is not installed anymore. Under "plugins", I can't find anything regarding CoreFreq. Is it hiding somewhere? And where do I look for it? As it's said on the download page that it crashes in rare instaces, I also want to supply the hardware info, in case it's interesting. ASUS ROG STRIX B550-A GAMING AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 5650GE Mushkin Redline 16 GB DDR4-3200 ECC memory (two modules) no GPU one LSI 9201-8i HBA Best, Rick

Hi Jorge, thank you, I did it at once. What exactly does the data from the syslog mean? best, Rick

Hi there, yesterday my unRAID crashed on me, while I was at work. I noticed because my DAV services gave an error on my phone. I thought nothing of it, things can happen, and rebooted the machine soon after. This morning, it crashed again, and now I'm curious. It's also for no appereant reason, there was no load on the machine. I run some dockers (usually 8-9 are active, 17 are installed) and one Win 10 VM (which exclusively is there so I can TeamViewer on there to do things on remote). Only docker that usually pulls some heavier load is Plex, but no one was using it at the time. Crash times were yesterday, 4th May around 16:00h and today, 5th May around 09:30h. When I came home now, I tried to connect locally to see if it was accessible (could've been that just all Dockers and VMs acted up or whatever), no dice. I pinged it, you can see the result attached; 8 is the ending of the IP of unRAID, 43 from my desktop PC. I had a look into my router menu, there it was still listed as active connection (screenshot also attached) I can't really see what happens, but I'm also not good with logs I attached the syslog (mirror to flash) and the diagnostic file which I just created after the reboot. Anyone might know what to look for? I didn't do a memtest yet (because time), I use a desktop mainboard but have ECC memory (ECC is enabled in BIOS) Best, Rick syslog.zip lunas-diagnostics-20220505-1856.zip