chrisblackton

So I'm having a weird issue... I noticed a bunch of failed backups so I was trying to troubleshoot and started a manual backup last night. Looked at the logs and everything seemed to be running as expected. When I went to verify that the backup completed properly this morning I found that it was still running. Tried to abort it and that didn't seem to have any effect. I even uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin, set it up again, started a new manual backup and when I went to the log screen it does indicate that it's running but still shows the same logs that were present before uninstall/reinstall. No new information is being logged. Again, aborting doesn't seem to have any effect.

Did you find a solution? This just happened to me as well..

That's what I figured. Thanks for the help!

Interesting. I shut down every docker container I thought might be the culprit and the speed only went up to ~2Mb/s. Shut down all of them and speed went up to ~200Mb/s. Other than starting them back up one by one is there any quick way to figure out which one was causing the issue?

Was getting extremely slow Parity Check speeds <1Mb/s so I checked all connections and started again. Speeds were up to ~150Mb/s for about 5 mins and now they're back down. If a kind soul could check my logs and help me troubleshoot I would be extremely grateful! babyrubs-diagnostics-20230530-0903.zip

root@blaaaaaarg:/mnt/user/appdata/python/this_script# cat init.sh #!/bin/bash /usr/local/bin/python -m pip install --upgrade pip pip install requests /usr/local/bin/python /app/main.py Just stumbled upon this. Could you clarify this for me? Are these two separate scripts? Or is it one script that got separated by formatting?