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Thanks, I'll try that.

I have a docker, backuppc, which connects to my server via SSH. I copied the public key using ssh-copy-id root@(my server's IP) Apparently this copied the key to ram since I had to copy it again after rebooting my server when upgrading to 7.3.3. How do I copy the public key so that it persists after a reboot? Thanks.

Just an update to close this thread. I discovered a plugin I installed to create snapshots on BTRFS pools was the culprit. I must have misconfigured it and it created the "cache" sub directory in my cache pool. I removed the plugin and recreated my BTRFS pool.

I'm at the point where I'm inclined to recreate my two disk cache pool as I can't seem to get rid of the offending redundant "cache" directory in my Cache pool. Tell me if the following steps make sense. Back up directories on Cache pool (already done.) Stop array. Remove the two disks comprising the cache pool. Restart the array. Stop the array. Create new Cache pool with the two previously removed disks. I'm assuming at this stage I'll be asked to format the disks. Restart the array with empty formatted Cache pool and copy back directories and files. Did I miss anything?

Diagnostics after clicking CLEAN UP on User Shares Page. tower-diagnostics-20260824-1633.zip

I somehow managed to inadvertently create a directory in my two disk btrfs Cache pool named Cache. The directory mirrors the contents of my Cache pool and I'm unable to move or delete it as it's read only. I ran scrub on the pool and there are no errors. Are there any steps I should take short of recreating my Cache pool? Diagnostics are attached. tower-diagnostics-20260824-0945.zip

Thanks for the quick reply. I ended up reinstalling Vaultwarden and it's working. Somehow my installation got corrupted.

My Vaultwarden has suddenly become unstable. Log is attached. Any suggestions? Vaaultwarden.txt

I had two system crashes last night requiring a hard reboot in both cases. I'm on 7.3.1. The second crash was minutes after the first reboot with parity check running. The only change to the system was adding the GPU stats plugin (which btw didn't provide any info in my case as both my cards were bound to vfio, I should have known better, lol.) After the second reboot, I uninstalled the plugin and canceled the parity check. Other than this recent incident my system has been pretty stable. The crashes occurred last night (6/6) around 9:30 pm or so. System has been stable since. Any suggestions as to the problem causing the crashes? Thanks. I've attached diagnostics and the syslog. tower-diagnostics-20260607-0704.zip syslog-192.168.0.189.log

Many thanks! Wattage and temp displays now.

Results attached. cpu-test-20260520-083756.zip

Results of Sensors is attached. sensors.txt

On my dashboard the Processor display shows power as 0 watts and temperature -1°C for my AMD FX 8350 CPU. Obviously not correct. Any suggestions or should I wait for 7.3.1?

Upgraded from 7.2.6 to 7.3. Went well however the dashboard under Processor shows: AMD FX™-8350 Eight-Core @ 4000 MHz Total Power 0.00 W Temperature -1° C. Obviously not correct. TIt displayed correctly under 7.2.6. he motherboard temp is displayed correctly. Any suggestions?