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Wolfman1138

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  1. Hey Ken-ji, I have reconfigured my server to have an XFS standalone drive for Dropbox to use, so I have reinstalled the docker. But I have had some issues, and I am hoping that you'd be able to help. I installed Dropbox and it did not appear to sync. I went into the Console and ran "dropbox.py status". This said that Dropbox wasn't running. So I tried "dropbox.py start" which said the daemon wasn't running. So i tried "dropbox.py update" and then "dropbox.py start -i" and it seemed to come up. I left the server and when I came back, the Docker drive was full. Apparently, what ever I did installed the dropbox connection point on the docker.img. Yikes. I uninstalled it, wiped all the data and reinstalled the docker. And here I am. My new log file look like this and I am back to Dropbox isn't running: Any ideas where to start? Thank you. - Wolfman
  2. I updated to 6.6.6 today and had immediate issues. I get minor stuttering in my Win7 VM which I first noticed with my mouse movement seeming a little jerky, but it became more obvious when streaming media because I'd get broken audio and paused video every few seconds. (It is subtle, a few miliseconds, but noticeable) I also want to mention that the CPU pinning plugin did not match the settings I had in the VMs XMLs. I have a second Win10 VM that is currently disabled, but the pinning showed both VMs pinning two of the same cores (Win 7 xml pins cpu 4-11, Win10 uses 12-15) The plug in listed 10 & 11 in both VMs (and 14 & 15 as general pool) I did not grab a screen shot (stupid! sorry) I used the revert feature in "OS upgrade" to restore 6.4.0 again, and it is stable again. Background: I have run Unraid for almost two years with a Win7 VM with hardware passthrough on this machine with no issues. The machine is a Intel Xeon E5-2696 2.2GHz (22 Core) with 64GB RAM, a 1050 and USB3 hardware passthrough to the VM. I pin 8 cores, no HT, and dedicate 16GB of RAM to the VM. I have had no issues with the setup until the upgrade to 6.6.6 I don't have the diagnostics for 6.6.6 because I already reverted back to 6.4.0 before coming to this forum, so what I am putting up here is what I got for 6.4.0. I am reporting this in case others are seeing it. Let me know if there are some files that I can go grab for you that may be useful even after I reverted back. Thanks! And keep up the good work. - Wolfman monstro-diagnostics-20190120-0031.zip
  3. Hi Ken-Ji, I am a new user and I unfortunately (or fortunately if you are looking for debug cases) have seen both the "tornado access" issue that Zangief sees and the loss of Dropbox link issue. How my install and issues transpired: I installed Dropbox Container last week and successfully download the contents of my Dropbox after linking the container (I believe it was March 8th) I restarted Unraid several times for various reasons and noticed that Dropbox syncing stopped. I re-linked Dropbox again this morning (used the same computer ID according to Dropbox logs) -> This seems to have fixed the file syncing issue Now I see the Tornado warnings. One point to note: Dropbox logs have an info button. They say that the app version that I attached to last wed is different that today. Could that be the source of the warnings? Wed was Ver 20.4.19 (No warnings) Today was Ver 21.4.25 (Tornado Warnings) Thank you for writing and supporting such a great container! Examples of Warnings: WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/Pt4BW29AkVG9OHQ0p1mEm9iUohoM4wj5ZrzhMKxWRn8 (172.17.0.1) 7.56ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/Q4Po9VGoWD2phpWKnpiWcgVApVMVlLtXUPpzRMDUfGw (172.17.0.1) 5.03ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/_lLWd7V7qli4yTmNul1-GPcHxv8UAsA9Pzq-DaLMUIY (172.17.0.1) 3.85ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/1YrODn5oJ8vw_8_4DV-ivOg6_ynmEYhGls_mmJQU38U (172.17.0.1) 11.21ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/mmhWSWkX7oaBNO7rWDvp6A3kQ8IG6a491xsLBGieAdo (172.17.0.1) 6.25ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/kM5OdnihEZRTzDHPH6B8-Ejl4adctD7GfwNmFJkzy7k (172.17.0.1) 3.20ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/gfTD7I8RHgNPMNoLd4kNOq6Va7BTvFwojlPRaUu4HS0 (172.17.0.1) 11222.82ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/ZYgl17MFnN9n4pkCRpXeQnmtH4tMVWbtDSll39Ntzbc (172.17.0.1) 11236.61ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/TIxIpqiDCVU5aMefJvd7kUAps0NI5cRbddy5loXs_xM (172.17.0.1) 10209.27ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/vG7IWYDMvbQxTeklh3-IHJz4DAc-iQCzaP7l9Sk8QZE (172.17.0.1) 10215.41ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/t3xKThU191S3SNQc5Brr6zh2IDdq-RDgcunsQd-ThSI (172.17.0.1) 9215.61ms WARNING:tornado.access:404 HEAD /blocks/80601104/RD17Z3z1OEDwl46CiPp5K9rrfPL-OfVMYUceleqD2xQ (172.17.0.1) 9225.69ms

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