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Yeah. Makemkv and Krusader seem to run quite large, so I average around 14/15GB and trigger warnings

Cheers, yes - appreciate that. Was going to increase it at next boot anyway as it was just running quite full under normal circumstances. I've had this installed for a long while too, which is why I'm confused. The only thing I've changed is adding more media. And repointing my playlists to Appdata today when I realised my old folder was full of broken playlists). It might need a rebuild, as it was originally ported from a Windows Home Server when it was first available as a docker on Unraid, then patched when the BBC changed their streaming system, then ported to this version. Hmm.

Thanks again. Just started the container and rescanned the library. Both server and scanner logs finished 7 minutes ago, but the container is increasing its RAM by 1% every couple of seconds. Had to stop the container when it got to 70%, as other dockers were being used. Will look into the logs shortly - nothing looked major at first glance, but I'll look in more detail when I next spark it up.

Thanks. I'm increasing the size of my docker image (if that's what you meant?) and have force updated LMS. Also turned on docker log rotation. It happened at least once more today, with LMS using RAM. I'll see how I get on.

I had an out of memory error last night at about 3.15AM (Dec 2), which required a restart of the docker system to resolve. Looking at the syslog from 3.13am it *looks* like LMS was taking up a lot of memory and killed off. The dashboard registered at 100% RAM use, but the docker tab, advanced view listed nothing strange on the RAM graph (although it could have dropped before I got there - late in the night and lucky to be up). I'm no expert here - just hunches and blind guesses. If LMS is periodically eating my RAM, could it be the above setting? Diagnostics attached. EDIT: Happened again as typing this. Docker tab took a long time to load, and when it did, LMS was at 68% RAM usage, with everything else around 1%. Newer file attached, removed old one.

Ahh, thank you! Trying to tweak Radarr so that it happens less, but things will always slip through.

This is more of an Ombi usage question, but searching has confused me further, so checking here first in case anybody's solved this issue... Suppose a request goes in, and Radarr goes an gets a bad version. I remove, rescan Plex & Radarr and mark the request in Ombi as not available. However, it still gets sent out in the weekly email. Is it possible to solve the last bit?

Out of interest, do you get anything from a browser if you go to https://s3.amazonaws.com/dnld.lime-technology.com/stable/unRAIDServer.plg ?

Thanks for that. And damn - I have "disable auto update" checked already. Thought I might have got lucky there.

Out of interest, you say you noticed and fixed a Jackett issue - I've been having OOM errors that I'm looking into. How did you identify and fix the issue? And sorry for not helping...

Could do, yes. Although in this case the docker didn't have access to where I was temporarily storing the files (which I could have sorted by granting more access to the container). Was just seeing whether I could split the two functions of this up. Obviously no worries if not, since this must be a fringe case. Thanks for your time

I got Tautulli working after a few goes, but I'll have to wait until I get home to post my settings. The edit dialog doesn't play nicely with mobile browsers (or at least mine).

Ahh - this was to temporarily move downloading content. Old archive content that would take weeks/months to finish. Needed to free up space so other activity could happen, which meant shutting off the docker during that time. I could have moved the entire download share, but, well, space. And hindsight.

That's a good idea, thanks.

I haven't yet tried a HDHomerun personally, but a friend has. They don't have Unraid, but since it's a separate piece of kit it wouldn't make any difference.

This. Jackett, Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Ru all route through. I have a 5 connection limit on my PIA account, so have routed everything through this to make sure I don't hit the limit (as demonstrated in the excellent SpaceInvader video guides).

Hey! Do you do the VPN part of this as a standalone utility? Reason I ask is that I sometimes have to close down this docker whilst I temporarily move contents off the mount to free up space. Unfortunately, everything that uses the VPN proxy part gets grumpy. If I could split the two, that'd be great.

That's interesting! I'll have to give it a try again. Removed it about a year ago. Back to the question - the HDHomerun would be the easiest to set up, since you won't need a custom release of Unraid. Plug one into your mains, aerial and network and point Plex at it. I have a TBS card, and have previously managed to pass it straight through to Plex without using TVHeadend or TVHproxy. At the time though, channel changing was slow and there was no guide.

Enquiry post - has anybody experienced out of memory errors when running LMS? I've had some OOM errors over the past few months that I've finally got around to looking into, and I suspect it *may* be Squeezebox (although to be honest I can't recall why I thought that in the first place). This morning my server wasn't loading the interface properly until after a (messy) restart. The following post suggests an out of memory error and I'm trying to track it down. I'll follow the post's advice and turn it off for a while to try to isolate it if I can (although the default alarm on the radio when it can't find the server is somewhat annoying!). Note: not sure if the recommendation in the first post of this thread would affect things - just applied it, but suspect it's more about performance.

Thank you - yes, I'm keeping an eye on disk3, and it'll be the next one to be swapped out (it's had a hard life). How do I go about investigating OOM errors? I've a suspicion that it's the logitech media server docker running an overnight scan, but can't be sure. It has happened before and always overnight; finally got the time to look into it properly.

Hi - I woke up this morning to find Unraid partially unresponsive. The home page would load as far as Unassigned Devices, but the Tools page was fine (which I assume doesn't rely on any other loading). I'd got a cache disk high usage notification the last night, but I don't think it filled up. Couldn't get to the docker settings page to turn it off and on again (that often fixes problems for me), so I rebooted. After about 10 minutes Unraid generated a diagnostics file (attached) and forced a reboot. Any ideas what might have happened? I know I'm getting a hot CPU warning - I've recently moved it into a Supermicro SC846 case, and i'm still playing with the setup. Occasionally get a low memory error that I'm trying to trace. There are a couple of drives that I'm keeping an eye on, which will be the next ones to replace (one of which is a downloads mount in Unassigned Devices). Any help very gratefully appreciated.

Unpacking is broken in the current version. Scroll back in this post to around June to see how to install previous versions.

Thanks. I'm guessing it's possible, but I'll ask in the user scripts area if there's any way to automatically set this on boot so it survives restarts. And yes, 16px. I just padded it a little so my chubby digits had more change of hitting an explorer icon instead of a scrollbar. 😃

@bonienl Great work on the interface - coming together nicely. If only you'd chosen 1280px - scrollbar width I'd be sorted with my 1280px res touchscreen laptop 😉 - is there anyway I can bake a workaround in to reduce it by - say 25px - on my system?

Will you be posting in this thread when it's launched? I'm guessing the lack of cron means that system will not alert those on 6.6.4 of an upgrade.