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  1. 33 minutes ago, dlandon said:

    I've put some time into troubleshooting UD to see if there is something in the way UD is mounting remote shares.  There doesn't seem to be anything that UD does or can do to cause this problem.

     

    I'm not one to play the blame game, but as we get into this I believe we are going to find it's related to a change in Samba or a Kernel change causing this.  In our beta testing for one of the recent releases, we found an issue with CIFS mounts where 'df' would not report size, used, and free space on a CIFS mount point.  When UD sees a CIFS mount with zero space, it disables the mount so UI browsing and other operations could not be performed.  UD assumes there is a problem with the mount.  It ended up being related to a 'stat' change in the Kernel failing on the CIFS mount.

     

    As has been said, this is related to remote mounts through UD.  It does not affect the NAS file sharing functionality through SMB.  I understand that this is an important functionality for many users and for the moment, downgrading to 6.12.8 is the answer.  We will release a new version of Unraid as soon as we have an answer.

    I haven no idea if this is related or not. I was just googling "CIFS: VFS: directory entry name would overflow frame end of buf" :)

    https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/
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  2. 45 minutes ago, dlandon said:

    What is the NAS?  Another Unraid server?

    No, is where all my media are stored. 

    image.png.03989aa999425b6be3c6e37c2bde43cf.png

    I have to NAS, one for Backup and the most important the Multimedia(all my movies etc are there)
    As you can see in the image, i have mounted Multimedia to the unraid server. I have everything running here, Plex server, lot of arr's all of the are pointing to this mount:  /mnt/remotes/Multimedia/

  3. Hi,
    I had downgraded back to 6.12.8 and the "bug" is gone. I also notice that i had some problems with new episodes that's has been added to Sonarr.  Some of the episodes wouldn't be added even when the episode was in the right season folder. I deleted the episode, redownload it. It was added to the right season, Sonarr found it and everything seems to be ok,. But after I did "Refresh & Scan" the episode was gone from sonarr, but i was still on my NAS.


    Rolled back to 6.12.8 everything back to normal and no more problems with episodes in Sonarr.
    All my Media files are located on my NAS, so all the arr and plex server are pointing to my NAS.

    image.png.6a960bb080d809d29d0100063f5c7fd3.png

     

    So I stay for now on version 6.12.8. Maybe some other are experience the same when they have the same setup like I have. :)

     

  4. Hi,

    Just to be clear, Yes I have to servers. My primary one was the first server i noticed the slowness. When I upgraded it to  v.6.12.4. Then I downgraded to v.6.12.3. Back to normal.

    Then I tested my backup server, That one was also in version 6.12.3 upgraded to 6.12.4 then the problem starts, slow pages.
    I just kept upgrading the backup server all the way to this release 6.12.6 and still the same.

    But, booth computers are using the same USB pen-drive Kingston DataTravler 3.0 - 8GB

    image.thumb.png.d9db5e8a057084817c54cc328fc65243.png


    This is from my primary server running v.6.12.3 (same USB Pen-Drive as the one in my backup server)

    image.thumb.png.bb7d183eba27a695b384b817e874d420.png

     

     

    Runnig command: time echo 1  > /boot/test.xml

    On my primary server (6.12.3)
    image.png.c92d80433596719f9a45fad782773a06.png

     

    My backup server on version 6.12.6 (now without Bonienl's fix) Slow pages again.

    image.png.0f6187e4c7534dca36647b3ff2b056ee.png

     

    And backup server with Bonienl's fix: Fast page load. Fast as in v.6.12.3
    But the write speed is the same
    image.png.fe64749da26b1a3cc68a87ebaf116d55.png

  5. 18 hours ago, KluthR said:

    I let @CiscoCoreX do several „echo 1 > /boot/test.xml“ which delayed up to 6 seconds. (Btw, could you test „echo 1 > /mnt/user/someshare/test.txt“ with started array and real share name?)

     


    I did run your command: echo 1 > /mnt/user/appdata/test.txt

    It responded imminently, no delay :)

     

    The command: echo 1 > /boot/test.xml
    Gave me a delay around 5 - 6 seconds.

     

    But the best part, I did run this command ( echo 1 > /boot/test.xml ) on my primary unraid server, still on version 6.12.3.
    And have the same delay as on my backup server with version 6.12.6.
    Interesting since my version 6.12.3 are working perfectly fine on booth computers. 

    I uploaded to short recording of the delay on booth servers.

    Pegasus 6.12.3.zip Backup_Server_6.12.6.zip

  6. 17 hours ago, bonienl said:

    Followed the same steps (using Unraid version 6.12.6 on Chrome browser)

     

    1. Start system with factory settings

    2. Change default timezone to my own timezone (Europe)

     

    Loading the Dashboard page is always instant.

    image.png

     

    A couple of things you can try, which hopefully give more insight

    Try each suggestion at the time to see its effect.

     

    1. Access the system using its IP address. e.g. http://192.168.1.100 (replace by your server address)

    2. Under network settings change to a static DNS server assigment, e.g. use 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8

    3. Under display settings change "Show Dashboard apps --> None"

    4. Do a file system check (using Windows) on your USB device to check for any errors to repair

     

    Ps. The file "php.slow.log" shows the dashboard page loading takes a long time (duh) without further details.

     

    Hi,

    1. 

    1. Access the system using its IP address. e.g. http://192.168.1.100 (replace by your server address)

    I always use ip to login into my unraid: http://10.10.60.105/

     

    2. Under network settings change to a static DNS server assigment, e.g. use 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8
    image.png.f0b83e6b47595eb6ef09d3e0a1b181d9.png

     

    3. Under display settings change "Show Dashboard apps --> None"

    Nothing change, still the same.

     

    4. Do a file system check (using Windows) on your USB device to check for any errors to repair
    Did a check on my USB driver, no error found. This is also 2nd time I did an clean install, formatted the USB drive also.

     

  7. On 12/9/2023 at 5:17 PM, KluthR said:

    Please test the following to see what is being executed while the delay happens:

     

    1. Open /etc/php-fpm.d/www.conf
    2. Uncomment ";slowlog ="
    3. Adapt the same line to "slowlog = /var/log/php.slow.log"
    4. Uncomment ";request_slowlog_timeout = 0"
    5. Change the same line to "request_slowlog_timeout = 10"

     

    Open a terminal (SSH) and type in "/etc/rc.d/rc.php-fpm restart"

     

    Try to reproduce the delay. After this, Upload the file at /var/log/php.slow.log here. Then please add a semicolon (;) to BOTH changed lines again and restart PHP-FPM again.

     

    This will show us a trace on the portion of code, which lasts longer than 10 seconds.

     

    Offtopic: The Pool Config could get updated to latest package templates - inside of the current one there still PHP5 metioned. The nginx socket paths could get updated too..

    Hi,

     

    Here is the new log file included and diagnostics if needed.

     

    Thanks for looking at this issue.

    php.slow.zip

  8. On 12/6/2023 at 5:47 AM, bonienl said:

    It is unclear why this is happening, could be specific to your set up.

     

    Try the following

     

    1. Make a backup of your current flash device, see Main -> Flash -> Flash Backup

    2. Install the plugin “Dynamix Factory Reset”

    3. Do a factory reset and keep your disk assignments.

    4. After a reboot the system has all default settings

     

    Check the behavior of the GUI in this state

     

    You can restore docker containers by installing CA and use it to do a restoration (make sure your docker settings are correct before doing so)

     

    Configure your VM settings as required and re-install VMs by creating a new VM and select the existing image.

     

    If desired you can always restore the flash device from the backup using the creator tool.

     

     

    Hi,

    - I just did an clean install of the latest version 6.12.6. Just downloaded the zip file and extracted to my USB pen and copy my license key.
    - Booted up my backup server

    - Made a new root password.

    - Signed in for the first time

    - First time it goes ti the MAIN page. I didn't assiged any disk this time. No Arrray or Cache.
    Now the speed is much more normal, around 1 - 2 seconds when I go back to Dashboard page from any other page.
    image.png.83576b4a5a95f286ded63bf917c308c1.png
     

    - Next thing I did was changing the timezone, after that the problem start again. Slow Dashboard, almost 20 seconds.

    I change back do default settings in the "Time and Date" but still same, slow Dashboard. Rebooted the server.

    - But that didn't help. So the problem is back. Slow, Did another reboot.

    - Same again after a reboot.

    - I turn off use NTP and rebooted again. Same problem. I don't believe NTP has something to do with this slow pages.

    image.png.2b247e4ffc431be3e0bd50bd252400b3.png

     

    So what has changed since 6.12.3 to 6.12.4 when my problem start?
    My primary server are stuck on version 6.12.3

     

     

  9. On 11/25/2023 at 12:26 PM, CiscoCoreX said:

    Hi,

     

    I did reversed the settings as you mentioned, still the same.
    I have two very different systems, and the same problems on both with v.6.12.4 and 6.12.5 RC1

    Primary Server:

    unRaid Plus: ASUS PRIME B560M-K | 64GB DDR4 | Intel Core i9-10900 | ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 DUAL MINI


    Backup Server:

    unRaid Basic: HP ProLiant ML350p G8 | 128GB DDR3 ECC | 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2697v2


    EDIT:

     

    In the syslog I see this message, never seen it before on version 6.12.3.
    This message appear only when I go to the Dashboard tab, the one that's take almost 20 seconds to open.
    My backup server:

    image.png.f3545028d13da5964fdfe8c643b2e3f0.png

    I also like to add a short recording of how slow unraid is when I go to APPS tab.

    Desktop 26-11-2023 21-36-02.zip

  10. On 11/22/2023 at 7:26 PM, hawihoney said:

     

    Just try with these two settings reversed and MACVLAN. Worst that can happen is a crash within 24 hours. That would mean you are affected by MACVLAN crashes. AFAIK this is a docker problem. I am through with this and have to live with 10-15 sec delay currently.

     

    Hi,

     

    I did reversed the settings as you mentioned, still the same.
    I have two very different systems, and the same problems on both with v.6.12.4 and 6.12.5 RC1

    Primary Server:

    unRaid Plus: ASUS PRIME B560M-K | 64GB DDR4 | Intel Core i9-10900 | ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 DUAL MINI


    Backup Server:

    unRaid Basic: HP ProLiant ML350p G8 | 128GB DDR3 ECC | 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2697v2

  11. 1 hour ago, hawihoney said:

     

    These two are the problem. This workaround was recommended in 6.12.x for users experiencing "MACVLAN" crashes. You don't need them if you are a.) on IPVLAN or b.) didn't experience MACVLAN crashes or c.) you are no user of routers like Fritzbox in Europe.

     

    Hi,

     

    My backup unraid server is a clean install with everything default. And i'm using pfsense firewall.
    And I also have played around with:

     

    Settings > Network Settings > eth0 > Enable Bridging = NO/YES

    Docker settings, nSettings > Docker > Host access to custom networks = Enabled/Disable

     

    On my primary server running v.6.12.3 never had MACVLAN crashes. Tested to upgrade to 6.12.4. Then this problem start.
    That's why I'm testing my backup server instead, and have the same problem. Two very different hardware here.

    From my Primary unRaid Server: (6.12.3)
    image.png.91896008350592758ec06c5d2f58127f.png 

     

    image.png.74daa0e5dc3e5285740cd71f12965955.png

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