cyberrad

I checked in on their Discord and CHBMB stated he was working on it.

Thanks for the suggestion. I just tried it and got the same result. I also tried to restore from the previous directory on the USB drive and was able to get back in under 6.3.5. I redid the update from the GUI and got the same result. I have attached the last log run which was on 12/23/17 to see if anyone can spot something with the setup. tower-diagnostics-20171223-0635.zip

Could you elaborate on what you are recommending? Do you mean to run a checkdisk utility or should I physically check the contents of the flash drive? Checkdisk shows no errors and the contents of the drive appear to be what is expected.

I seem to be having problems with this release. After the update was applied through the GUI my server is not booting up. I get the boot selection screen and unRAID OS is selected. I get two lines of text pertaining to bzimage and bzroot and then the server reboots. I attempted to boot to unRAID OS GUI Mode and that was successful. However, my network settings did not seem to be applied. Thinking that there might have been an issue with the files from the GUI update I downloaded the 6.4 zip and applied it to my unRaid USB drive and I got the same results. Is there a way to get additional information to see what might be happening in the boot sequence?

Yep that worked. Thanks again!

Hey Binhex, I updated the container this morning and I cannot get to the console. The supervisord.log is filled with the following error: 2017-10-28 06:06:39,482 DEBG 'privoxy-script' stderr output: /home/nobody/getvpnip.sh: line 12: awk: command not found I have attached a sanitized supervisord.log. Any help you could provide is appreciated. Thanks! supervisord.log

I redid the custom.ovpn file and it works. Your last post describing the change did not click with me until now. For some reason I still thought that the docker settings was creating the custom.ovpn. Thanks for your help.

Hey Binhex, I just updated to the newest version and recieve the following error: 2017-07-31 13:54:20.435434 [crit] VPN configuration file /config/openvpn//config/openvpn/custom.ovpn does not contain 'remote' line, exiting... VPN_REMOTE is defined so I am unsure why it is not going to the custom.ovpn file.

Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and made those two settings changes. Are there other optimizations that you see I should make to the system?

I have confirmed that the memory depletion was due to the preclear script running on the 4 drives. I stopped the preclear script and regained control of the GUI. So I guess that was a separate issue. I still have the system freezing issue.

Over the course of the last few weeks I have been having issues with the system freezing temporarily. I usually notice it when watching Plex as the video usually freezes for a few minutes and then resumes. I have been unable to pinpoint a cause as to why this is happening and would appreciate any insight that can be offered. Fix Common Problems recently gave an alert of "Out Of Memory errors detected on your server". I am unsure how I could have reached this threshold as the system has 64GB of memory. I started running the preclear script on 4 6GB WD Red drives yesterday. Could that have caused the memory alert? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please let me know if you need any additional information. Running version: 6.3.5 Plugins installed: ca.backup ca.cleanup.appdata ca.update.applications community.applications diskspeedtest dynamix.active.streams dynamix dynamix.ssd.trim dynamix.system.stats fix.common.problems ipmi NerdPack preclear.disk statistics.sender tips.and.tweaks Dockers: binhex/arch-sabnzbdvpn linuxserver/Headphones linuxserver/jackett linuxserver/muximux linuxserver/mylar linuxserver/ombi plexinc/pms-docker:plexpass linuxserver/plexpy linuxserver/radarr captinsano/legacyrutorrent linuxserver/sonarr Hardware: Supermicro MBD-X11SSH-LN4F-O Intel Xeon E3-1225 v5 SkyLake 3.3 GHz 4x Kingston ValueRAM 16GB DDR4 16x WD Red 6TB 4x Samsung 850 Pro 512GB LSI SAS2008 HP SAS Expander tower-diagnostics-20170603-0631.zip