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I do have the memory left at default with xmp disabled as I heard it would cause some instability... Not since last month when I finished the build🤔

Hi JorgeB, I have C-States disabled already and idle power set to typical already. It did bring more stability (instead of <24hrs it would give me 3-4 days) but it didn't actually stop the crashing happening

Hi Guys, I was hoping that someone could have a look at this issue for me as I am still new to Unraid and playing around with it. My server has started crashing spontaneously with no real pattern and while seemingly doing nothing and I'm left scratching my head forced to do unclean shutdowns. In terms of it not having a pattern, it is truly random. Sometimes the server stays up for less than 24hrs and sometimes it (like in this case) stayed alive for 2-3 days so I am at a loss as to why. I have attached my diagnostics file and the last 24hrs of my syslog before server crash. What makes no sense to me is the power light on the tower stays on and the fans and disks stay spinning and connecting the server via hdmi cable shows... well... nothing. No signal at all. syslog-1672088905.txt homenas-diagnostics-20221231-0108.zip

Hi truri, My solution was a just a full power down and leaving it offline for a few hours. Been busy at work so didnt get a chance to reply! Thanks for the help though!

Hi mgutt, Having a bit of an odd issue. after a reboot recently I have had all of my proxies return a 502 error and I have no idea whats causing it. My proxy hosts are all saying they are online and I can access them directly over a local network but I am genuinely stumped as to why anything like this is happening. Upon examination of the log error files of each of the proxies they all show the same error - 'peer closed connection in SSL handshake while SSL handshaking to upstream' I haven't changed anything drastic with my setup on unraid or anything but I notices in my docker log thats its saying that the 'logrotated' command is failing for all the logs... could that have anything to do with it? For context im using duckdns proxied through cloudflare with my own domain. I have been using it perfectly fine for the last week and its only after the reboot tonight its deciding to fail.

Hi, I recently had a very rough unclean shutdown which resulted in me having to do a file system check and repair, Browsing my disks (Both my disk+parity and cache pool) directly via the main page results in being able to see the files (Mostly) intact after the repair but I have noted that my mnt/user path has been disappeared resulting in my docker and libvirt services not working as well as my 'exportable shares' showing up blank. I have tried rebooting and I am currently running another parity check in the hopes that something comes back to life Does anyone have any suggestions on how to restore anything like this? homenas-diagnostics-20221203-0148.zip