Daburgers
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Daburgers's post in vfio: Cannot reset device 0000:00:1f.3 was marked as the answerUpdate:
I think I may have resolved the issue by disabling both hibernate and sleep within the VM via elevated command:
POWERCFG /X -monitor-timeout-ac 0 POWERCFG /X -monitor-timeout-dc 0 POWERCFG /X -disk-timeout-ac 0 POWERCFG /X -disk-timeout-dc 0 POWERCFG /X -standby-timeout-ac 0 POWERCFG /X -standby-timeout-dc 0 POWERCFG /X -hibernate-timeout-ac 0 POWERCFG /X -hibernate-timeout-dc 0 POWERCFG /H OFF
I will continue to monitor to see if it happens again, but it's been an hour since I ran those commands and it hasn't paused!
turning these off through system settings didn't seem to do the trick, but the above worked.
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Daburgers's post in User Scripts Custom Cron Schedule not working was marked as the answerI managed to resolve the issue. For those who come across with the same issue, the issue was that the system time in unraid was incorrect - even though I had manually set it correctly.
What happened was I noticed my server was actually powering down, but not at the right time. So that made me think it has to be my date & time settings. So I checked them again for the 4th time, and this is when I noticed the issue.
The Time & Date were manually set, and correctly, but for some strange reason the "New date & time" at the bottom of the settings was not correct.
So I decided to use NTP servers to see if that made any difference....and it did! The time adjusted correctly!
I tested out my script again with a new schedule and BOOM - it worked!
Attached is an image of my settings before and after I made the changes:
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Daburgers's post in "My Servers" disconnects/reconnects; Server name changed to Tower & half my dockers WebUI will not load was marked as the answerYes actually, just recently there was a "my servers" app update. After updating this, the issue has gone.
If this doesn't fix it for you, maybe remove the app and reinstall it.