rjbutler

I’ve been using NUT Actions and during a couple of power outages it’s worked great. However, the last few days have been very windy and every few hours the lights flicker and the UPS momentarily engages and docker containers start to shut down. It’s very brief and a delay of even a few seconds would have the server back on regular power. Would it be possible to either add a brief delay or make it a user configurable option? Thanks!

I don't use VMs much, I just have one small linux VM I use to run scripts and connect to a separate wifi network by passing the motherboards wifi through. A couple of days ago did some server upgrades -- added some larger disks and removed some smaller ones, rebuilt parity, added a ZFS cache pool and converted one of the new disks to ZFS for snapshots. Everything seemed to be working until I noticed that the VM wasn't accessible. I had it configured on br0 for the main network, using dhcp, and it had been working fine prior to the upgrades. After, I could no longer access it through ssh or VNC. I tried switching to virb0, tried a few different network card types, even tried recreating the VM. Then thinking it was maybe a corrupt vdisk, I created a new Windows VM with all defaults and booted from the iso. VNC didn't connect to that either. Docker works fine and I have some containers using br0 with static IP addresses. Thanks! Diagnostics attached. Update: I seemed to have fixed it by turning bridging off and then back on. Maybe something was messed up with the br0 config? sheridan-diagnostics-20241020-1708.zip