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dkanzlemar

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  1. I will give that a try. Thank you for your quick response!
  2. I'm hoping someone can help me with an issue I have been having with Unraid dockers for the better part of a year now. It seems nearly weekly I am having some sort of issue when restarting or updating my containers. I have my Docker directory on a dedicated BTRFS NVME drive called docker_cache. I set docker directly to the /mnt/docker_cache/dockerimg/docker (I had /mnt/user/dockerimg/docker before, thought going directly against the cache drive might help, but to no avail). It seems weekly if I go to restart a service (namely Emby as that is the most important service I run), either I get some kind of error about "Bad Parameter", or when really bad, a missing btrfs subvolume. In the Bad Paramter situation, I have to remove the container (which usually throws an error as well), then reinstall from Community apps "Previous Installed" section. Not the absolute worst, but very annoying. In the event of the missing subvolume, though, I find myself having to completely wipe out the docker directory, and reinstall everything from the Previos Installed again, which is very time consuming. At this point, I have moved as many services off of Unraid as possible. Emby I don't because if I run it elsewhere and it comes up unable to connect to the remote share, it wipes out the library and I have to spend nearly an hour rescanning all media. But I am getting to the point where if I don't find a solution, I may need to move off of Unraid entirely, as I can't keep having to do this much maintenance. Is this a known issue with a known solution? Should I create a bug report? I am all for accepting I have done something wrong/stupid. I just can't figure out what.
  3. That turned out to be the issue. Replaced all 4 SATA cables and it has been solid since. Thank you!
  4. Thanks for the response. Unfortunately, that's the only errors in my logs, so maybe they spiraled into an error that brought down the server, including logging? I'll try replacing all those ables and see if that helps anything. I greatly appreciate you taking the time to give me that information.
  5. For the last year, I have been having random Unraid crashes roughly once every 3-4 weeks. The server will remain powered on and running, but is no longer on the network, and local terminal access allows me to type, but no commands or anything are submitted or attempt to run. Just types the text like I was in a text editor. I have run a memtest scan for 24 hours and that came back fine. I'm at a loss as to what to try next. I was able to figure out how to retain logs after a reboot and have the error attached. I have trimmed the log from tthe day before down through the error simply repeating. Can anyone help me figure out what might be going on here? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Unraid Error.txt
  6. With a turnaround time like that, don't apologize! We just greatly appreciate the work you do!

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