CheekyPanda

Just wanted to follow up on this thread, was this memory leak issue ever resolved? I'm still on 7.0.1.

Do you know if this was fixed in 7.1.2?

Ok. Now, I completely closed the tab, SSHd into my server, ran the command. Opened the dashboard tab back up, and still the chrome tab memory is going up, now at over 6GB.

I was hopeful, but unfortunately that doesn't seem to have solved it. I ran that command in the terminal and refreshed the tab. Things seemed to be ok for the first 10 minutes or so, but then the ram climbed. Currently sitting at 4.1GB.

It’s a desktop machine, I have the settings set so that it never goes to sleep. Just to provide some context, it’s Ubuntu desktop. Not sure if that matters. mine goes to around 4.8GB then crashes that chrome tab.

Great, thank you very much for your help! Hopefully a solution can be found.

Ok, thanks for the info! So would this fix be on the Dynamix System Statistics plugin side, or with Unraid? Should I create a formal bug report? I'd love to see this issue get fixed, because I know other people have reported the same issue in other forums - including a personal friend of mine IRL.

Did anyone ever get back to you?

Yes, closing those two graphs seems to prevent it from crashing. The Chrome RAM usages seems to have stabilized somewhere around 150MB.

Oh I like it, it's a great plugin. Definitely appreciate the hard work you put into it. Just providing some user feedback, maybe something to consider in the future?

Would be better if you could just assign the drive to the tray as it appears on your machine. Why have this intermediate "tray ID" number. It's confusing, you have to reference two numbers to figure out where your drive actually is.

I have a Jonsbo N2. The Jonsbo N2 has drive bays 1-5, numbered right to left. [ 5 4 3 2 1] How do I get this numbering to work in the Disk Locations plugin? Seems to be if I number top/right to left. It wants me to assign 1 as in tray 5. I'm confused

I agree. It could be related to Bitwarden.

I upgraded to 7.0.1 and still having the same issue. I'll create a bug report.

I recently upgraded to 7.0.1, and the theme engine plugin seems totally broken. None of the themes seem to work with the dashboard. All the tiles are some sort of dull grey/brown colour. Any ideas? I was loving the Dracula theme. The other tabs seem to look fine, it's just the dashboard..

ok, i'll try upgrading to 6.12.15 first. Will report back. edit: unfortunately same issue happening on 6.12.15. My friend who is running 7 said he's seeing the same behaviour occasionally as well.

I've been noticing a memory leak issue when keeping the Unraid dashboard open in Google Chrome. Over time, the RAM usage for the Chrome tab running Unraid steadily climbs higher and higher until it reaches around 5GB, at which point the tab crashes: "aww snap" screen. This happens even when the dashboard is simply open and idle, without any interaction. I'm currently running: Unraid Version: 6.12.13 Chrome Version: 132.0.6834.159 (Official Build) (64-bit) I’ve also seen reports from others experiencing similar behavior in Unraid 7, so this might not be limited to Unraid 6. Installed Plugins & Versions Unassigned Devices (2025.02.12) Unassigned Devices Preclear (2025.02.12) Appdata Backup (2024.11.21) Community Applications (2025.01.28) Dynamix System Statistics (2025.01.18) Dynamix System Temperature (2024.07.10) GPU Statistics (2024.12.14) Intel GPU TOP (2024.12.16) Tailscale (2024.12.06) Theme Engine (2023.01.17) User Scripts (2024.12.19) Has Anyone Else Experienced This? I’m wondering if this is a known issue, and if there are any potential fixes or workarounds available. It seems to be happening even in Unraid 7, so I’m not sure if this is a Chrome-related issue, an Unraid UI bug, or something else. Would appreciate any insights!

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