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I also ran some CPU stress testing, calculating pi/monte carlo for something like 2-3 hours, and it was fine other than getting a little warm.

SMART came back fine, I've had no further restarts so I have no more logs to share, but it did restart itself twice yesterday before I fixed the logging.

Done that, doing SMART tests currently to test for more hardware issues. Will report back if I manage to catch some logs that say what happened on unclean shutdown.

Memtest86+ came back with no errors.

I thought if I wanted to not write to the flash drive, but to one of my actual cache drives I didn't select mirror syslog to flash. I have it set like this currently.

I'm having an issue where my secondary unRAID server is randomly shutting down, with unclean shutdowns. I am currently running through hardware diagnostics to check to see if that's the issue, but it's taking some time to get results and I thought I'd ask for some help here. Nothing has changed since before the restarts have started happening that I can tell. I do have fairly older hardware, so it is likely that something has failed and I am willing to replace things as I go on. I did set up a log server, but for some reason it didn't write the logs to the share that I created for it. I went in to look and they were empty. All the logs I have are from system initiation after the restart, I don't have a log that includes the unsafe shutdown before the system initiation. The system does go completely down for a short period of time, then spins back up. I have an HP HBA 12gb SAS card for my drives, which does increase boot time a bit, and is rather old so it may be causing issues. Any help would be appreciated, I will also keep looking at my diagnostics, I am currently going through a full metest86+ test, but it's gonna be a minute. media2-diagnostics-20240604-0927.zip

I am experiencing a very strange issue with my most recent unRAID server. I had a cache data corruption/failed drive issue that necessitated moving all cache data to slow storage, and then reconfiguring the cache pool to use just one drive. After this, my server that had been previously joined to the domain will no longer join up. I've check all the settings in unRAID against my other server that is working, they are identical. I've checked my domain settings, they appear to be functioning fine. I have a primary domain controller on this machine and a backup controller on the other. I can not for the life of me figure out why this server will not join up to the domain again like it used to. Any help wouldn't be greatly appreciated. Included is my diagnostic. media3-diagnostics-20221002-1346.zip