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  1. 1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

    if it keeps happening...

    I'll look into that, thanks

     

    1 hour ago, Michael_P said:

     

    docker container this is:

    267f51398ba53554d26eae3fb5106c73d8d91bffaecddb18b01b4c4515f756c4


    I did not find any container with this id nor name, I do have some minecraft servers running.

  2. I'm a little lost I noticed one of my docker containers was causing the issue, and ... I think I fixed it but I'm not sure.
    I still have the issue, Is there any way to know what containers  are causing the problem ?

    I'm not sure what I'm supposed to look into or what I should do. This is still getting spammed:image.png.9d4d4539e2e1bde964cd36c93a569f9e.png

     

     

    And I'm not sure this would lead to anything but when I use the 'dhcpcd' command it shows info, and like 15 sec later the server just goes down and or is not reachable anymore.

     

     

  3. The Fix Common Problems Plugin gave me a warning telling me that "/var/log is getting full (currently 51 % used)"
    I looked a little into it and found this log in dhcplog repeating over and over:
     

    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2443]: drained 279 messages
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: ::1%lo: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::50e4:f2ff:feb8:107c%veth001d396: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::6c11:c8ff:fe1a:d02c%veth26918b6: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::d8d2:16ff:fe92:c18e%vethe860eb7: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::58ad:8dff:fe94:2e44%veth69741e8: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::d805:2aff:feed:6cf7%veth1a751b8: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::c85f:baff:fefb:a625%veth0432f54: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::64a7:a8ff:fe01:bb8f%veth0da4f36: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::b46a:48ff:fe91:4b8%veth45a127b: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::9031:b9ff:fe58:c0a8%veth748ff88: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::78eb:76ff:fe52:9348%veth28898b4: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: if_learnaddrs: if_addrflags6: fe80::280e:6cff:fe8a:6f17%veth854f2bb: No such process
    Dec 28 17:48:57 [2322]: route socket overflowed (rcvbuflen 106496) - learning interface state


    I don't know exactly why this is, but it might be because I configured my SFP+ port recently and I might not have done it correctly. I tried first plugging in only my SFP+ port, but then my server had no connection. So, I plugged my Ethernet cable back in and then I had a connection again. I watched the video by Spaceinvador One where he configures a 1 gig port and a 10 gig port separately, which I'm not the biggest fan of. I would rather just have one IP pointing to my server and access everything through it. So, after tinkering a bit, I found this configuration that achieved what I wanted. It's been working fine until now, but it might be causing some issues.

    This is the config:
    eth0 is the 1gig port
    image.thumb.png.074d3e33a8ff88d601ae81023db59556.png

     

    And eth2 is the 10gig connection

    image.thumb.png.b4cd5dacb1460c551e95763f17413d08.png

     

     

    arialis-diagnostics-20240108-1035.zip

  4. Hi, sadly I did not find a way to do that. I looked a little online and only found people saying it was not possible because of the kernel version or something like that.

    So the way I worked arround it is using a vpn docker container, (or a torrent installer + vpn docker container) and setting the network for the other containers to point to the vpn container. At first I did not want to go this way but this is the easiest way.

  5. I have a setup where I have a network leading to my main external ip being on br0 and trough a vlan a secondary extrenal network that I will use for some apps (being br0.1200)
    NETWORK ID     NAME                DRIVER    SCOPE
    1921e1b644da   br0                 ipvlan    local
    d89713dz571b   br0.1200            ipvlan    local

    I made a custom network using: docker create network my-custom-network

    Which work and the data exists trough ip on br0

    But no I want to create a new custom network that will exit all the data trough the vlan on br0.1200
    I tried several commands with (-o parent=br0.1200) but it did not work.

    What I aim to have is that the container port being on a subnet and the host ip to be the ip that br0.1200 get. (I think the correct term is bridged)

     

  6. I was setting up a debian VM, while doing that I had to go away for some time. When I came back I noticed the vnc got disconnected tried to reconnect but it wasn't working, and I wasn't able to get on the vm page. 

    I disables/enabled tha vm manager and then I got the "Libvirt Service failed to start". 
    Those are the logs:
     

    2023-01-21 15:03:15.122+0000: 14279: warning : qemuDomainObjTaintMsg:6602 : Domain id=2 name='Home Assistant' uuid=f1aed52f-1a57-fc99-ce68-5b3bcb4c7bcb is tainted: custom-ga-command
    2023-01-21 15:03:15.353+0000: 14278: error : qemuDomainAgentAvailable:8610 : Guest agent is not responding: QEMU guest agent is not connected
    2023-01-21 15:03:15.441+0000: 14278: error : qemuDomainAgentAvailable:8610 : Guest agent is not responding: QEMU guest agent is not connected
    
    ----
    lot's of repeating the same thing... (that isn't a log)
    ---
    
    2023-01-21 16:57:24.469+0000: 44507: warning : qemuDomainObjBeginJobInternal:909 : Cannot start job (modify, none, none) in API remoteDispatchDomainShutdown for domain Dynmap webserver; current job is (query, none, none) owned by (14279 remoteDispatchDomainGetBlockInfo, 0 <null>, 0 <null> (flags=0x0)) for (749s, 0s, 0s)
    2023-01-21 16:57:24.469+0000: 44507: error : qemuDomainObjBeginJobInternal:944 : Timed out during operation: cannot acquire state change lock (held by monitor=remoteDispatchDomainGetBlockInfo)
    2023-01-21 16:58:19.749+0000: 51164: error : qemuMonitorIORead:440 : Unable to read from monitor: Connection reset by peer
    


     

    arialis-mserver-diagnostics-20230121-1829.zip

  7. I'm realy struggeling with the permissions for the Nextcloud cron.
    Can't run with the nextcloud basic config. When I run this command "docker exec -u root nextcloud chown -R 33:users * "
    the cron works... but then I'm unable to access nextcloud  

     

    Unable to write to the "config" directory!
    
    This problem is usually solved by giving the web server write access to the configuration directory. Or, if you prefer to keep the config.php file read-only, set the "config_is_read_only" option to true. See https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/25/go.php?to=admin-config

    image.png.49f92c7e6f1b38d3c2b77e59fe6eba08.png

     

    when I run: "docker exec -u root nextcloud chown -R 99:users * "

    I do have access on nextcloud but the script can't access (just like in the begining)

    image.png.4b6254ab78eac6868da9b0b58d31027f.png

     

    I was able to fix it once in the past but then I had no access to the nextcloud appstore.

     

    Do you have any hint ?

     

  8. On 12/20/2022 at 10:53 AM, JorgeB said:

    Please post output of:

    btrfs fi show

     

    Label: none  uuid: a6dcc4fb-21bc-4244-9872-dc35d278e2f1
            Total devices 2 FS bytes used 166.30GiB
            devid    1 size 232.88GiB used 176.02GiB path /dev/sdf1
            *** Some devices missing

     

    array is stropped and this is the situation right now:
    image.png.28f4790cd90a96c361a48599a778af5c.png


    image.png.0061e8cc5b4fa0ec754a25577296fd1a.png

  9. When trying to add a new caching drive I did not look it up at first. There was my first mistake.

     

    I just added a second pool, lauched the array, stopped it again and added my drive into the empty pool. 

    Then I noticed I had one 900 or so GB of space on my cache. I stopped the array and removed the drive from the cache and started it again thinking it would somehow revert to normal. (it did not) 

     

    Now my cache is in following state: 

    image.thumb.png.e34bbab39479a9bbd9b2f0ffd7e47ffa.png

     

    and I do not know how to fix it. I do still have the drive I added and removed (non formatted nor touched)

    image.png.7d1640d3b789b52e4526cc91f4f53d49.png

     

    and I rebooted to safe mode.

     

     

     

     

    So to be clear I would like to go back and have my cache being only the sdf drive and I will follow a tutorial to replace it with de sdb drive since I found plenty of documentation.

    arialis-mserver-diagnostics-20221219-2130.zip

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