Damarine

Not a proper solution, no. I found out the restart at midnight was because of the automatic updates I had set up for my containers so I turned those off. Backup App data, Auto updates, and Fix common problems all have an auto update setting that have to be turned off. That doesn't solve the containers not restarting problem, but at least it makes it so they're not going down at midnight. Only minor inconvenience is I have to manually update containers which some may argue is a better anyways.

I have this weird issue that I don't even know where to begin. Right now I have a Gluetun container running with m3u-editor and m3u-proxy running via Gluetun's network. For whatever reason Gluetun's container restarts at midnight (not sure why), but what's more strange is that m3u-editor will not rebuild successfully until I login to the webui and go to the docker tab. I don't need to take any actions, I just need to navigate to that specific tab and immediately it will start rebuilding and work. It's like a weird Schrodinger's cat situation where the container's behavior changes when being observed. This is annoying because every morning my TV channels are offline and they won't ever come back online until I navigate to the docker tab. For reference, I'm using the Binhex Gluetun container and for m3u-editor I have the network set to the Gluetun container and have "--restart unless-stopped" in the options. Does anyone know where to start with diagnosing this?

LSPCon issue is still occuring. The only clues I've found on google are that Kernal issues in Linux cause this, and the only relevant solutions are "Problem is gone with new kernal" so I'm assuming this is something that has to be fixed via Unraid update?

Just rebooted, I'll keep an eye on it. Is the tempfs issue what's causing the LSPCON issue?

The Nvidia driver is already up to date.

So I've been having a lot of issues with my severs recently, and I can't seem to find the solution. To give some back ground here are the order of events which took place: 1) Unraid server running perfectly fine using onboard graphics from a i7 6700K. No GPU installed, Plex running with default options 2) Install GTX 1070 dedicated card, install "Nvidia drivers" plugin, follow spaceinvader one tutorial on passing through GPU to Plex. 3) Issues start happening. See summary of issues below. Currently my iGPU is only used for Unraid display and nothing else. GTX 1070 is only used for Plex hardware transcoding (I rarely use the transcoding option so it's mostly just sitting idle). Here's a summary of issues: 1) The following errors display in Unraid Logs Jul 7 07:16:37 Damarine kernel: i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] *ERROR* LSPCON resume failed Jul 7 07:16:37 Damarine kernel: i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] *ERROR* LSPCON mode hasn't settled Jul 7 07:16:37 Damarine kernel: i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] *ERROR* Error reading LSPCON mode Jul 7 07:16:37 Damarine kernel: i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] *ERROR* LSPCON resume failed 2) Docker containers shutting down and unable to start back up. I get "Execution error, Server Error" as the message 3) The following message is disabled in various pages on Unraid UI Warning: file_put_contents(): Only -1 of 100 bytes written, possibly out of free disk space in /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/DefaultPageLayout.php on line 714 I've tried: Installing Intel drivers plugin, no affect. I still get i915 changes. I've tried restarting server, the errors go away temporarily and come back (I'm not sure what event triggers the LSPCON issues to appear). edit: My BIOS settings: I've tried booting Unraid in Legacy mode. No impact on errors Bios is set to "iGFX" boot, and onboard graphics is "enabled" to allow for both the iGPU to be used for Unraid, and GPU to be used by Plex I've tried turning off Turbo mode for i7 6700K (I read on another forum that helped someones LSPCON issues although they weren't running unraid) Can someone help? damarine-diagnostics-20230707-0728.zip

I've changed up my network quite a bit since initially posting because I've been trying to figure this out, so I'm not sure how helpful the diagnostics will be but I have attached them. In the set up you'll notice I have since reconnected Eth0 (and by extension br0) back up to the main router. So it's getting a static IP from there. I have a second onboard NIC (eth1) on the host machine which I'm using for testing. (Basically emulating what it's like to not have Eth0 connected, but br0 be the one with internet access except on the eth1/br1 interface) Additionally what I have done is reverse the PC <-> VM passthrough, before I had all four PCIe NIC ports being passed through to OPNSense and now i have one of those ports remaining assigned to UnRaid (eth2) for 2.5 Gbe to the NAS and it's corresponding virtual br2 is assigned to OPNSense which gives it internet access. damarine-diagnostics-20230326-0754.zip

Update: I've distilled down the issue to a simple question: How do I assign an IP to UnRaid through br0 instead of eth0. I have br0 forwarded as a VMXNet3 to OPNSense, OPNSense sees the virtual port, it's connected and has a DHCP lease, it has access to internet; yet UnRaid doesn't see any of this at all. It detects no IP, and no internet.

I'm in the process of upgrading my internal network to 2.5 gbe, and after looking at the consumer routers and their prices, I realized I'm better off creating my own using OPNSense.. but I'm having some trouble with getting Unraid (Version: 6.11.5) to run off that network. This is my current network. I have simplified the diagram by removing the irrelevant connections (ie: Phones, tvs, etc) but essentially I have cascading routers for redundancy since I know running OPNSense in a VM isn't always the most pleasant experience. As it stands, I have two wires running from my Standalone router going into my server running Unraid which is also running the OPNSense VM. The VM has a quad 2.5 GBe NIC being passed through. My PC is now connected to the VM NIC but the issue of course is, in order to connect to Unraid I'm going back to the standalone router causing a bottleneck. This is what I'm trying to accomplish, but for some reason I can't figure it out. This is what i have setup so far: 1) OPNSense running in VM: * 2.5 gbe PCIe Quad Nic passed through * VM also has a VMXNet3 virtual NIC being passed through * I set up a bridge between the LAN and VMXNet3 port * Setup firewall to allow traffic in/out through the bridge The issue I'm having is how do I get UnRaid to recognize the VMXNet3 port? From my understanding, the virtual NIC runs off of br0. The issue is my Unraid doesn't have br0 listed as an interface. After doing more research I found out some information essentially stating when Docker is using br0, it becomes exclusive to docker and UnRaid doesn't have access to it. Currently I have AdGuard Home running in a docker container which has the network br0. How do I go about solving this issue? I tried creating a new custom docker network and running AdGuard Home off of that, but for some reason AdGuard Home doesn't work off of any network except br0, so I'm not sure what I'm missing. I'm relatively new to networking so I apologize if I've done anything wrong so far.