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Albertus Angga Raharja

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  1. you are right, `docker network ls` was showing `br0` driver as `macvlan` - I modified the docker settings and rebooted and it's now properly `ipvlan`, hopefully this is the proper fix now. Thank you so much!
  2. @JorgeB my server crashed again today and seems like somehow `macvlan` is still linkedin into the module, do you perhaps know why? Before this crash, it crashed around 2 days ago because of a failing USB drive, so I restored a backup from the unRAID connect website, would that be a potential root cause here? If so, can you advise what would the fix be here? syslog.log
  3. Got it, When I switched it from macvlan to ipvlan, it was just right after the crash and so macvlan probably runs for a minute or two before I disabled the docker to switch it to ipvlan. So far it has not crashed again, but will keep this thread updated in 2-3 days, hopefully this will be the fix ✌️
  4. @JorgeB I did not, only turned off Docker enabled settings and turned it on again. Due I need to reboot before the custom network types' changes apply here?
  5. @JorgeB thanks for the quick response here! 🫡 If you inspect the server log again on Jan 30, I think that's where it's showing my latest crash even with `ipvlan` - do you perhaps know why it's still crashing with `ipvlan` ? I just changed the network type to `ipvlan` today and it crashed after 4 hours, let me see if it will crash again in the next few days, if yes my backup plan is probably not to assign any of the Docker container on custom networks and see if I can get by just by using bridge network for all containers, and maybe host mode on a few of those. It's been a month, I think! And Yes I think I changed it to macvlan for some reason 😅
  6. Hey folks, ever since I have set up my unRAID, my server kept crashing on average once per day (it's been ~3 weeks) since I set this up, presumably because of kernel panic. During this crash, both unRAID GUI is not accessible and also the terminal interface is not showing up when I plug my server to monitor (no video input). For me the fix has always been forcing electrical power off and turning it on manually again, and I'm starting to get worried about my drive being corrupted during this process since this happens so often now. I've finally got the time to set up a server syslog to be able to debug this, so I'm attaching both the diagnostics and also the server kernel here. At first I thought it's probably because I'm using macvlan, so I tried using ipvlan now and it seems like the issue is even worse with ipvlan since the server crashed within a few hours. When I was using macvlan it was better, usually it's pretty stable for 1-2 day before it crashed. P.S great job on unRAID, I'm a software engineer by day, and the setup is super easy and the Docker container is really seamless. I would love it if you guys can advise me on how to debug and solve this issue fujitower-diagnostics-20240130-1346.zip server_kernel.log

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