dgtlman

Ahh yes, the dreaded maclan, that may have been the issue. I switched that and will give it a day or so to see if that resolves the issue. if not, I will capture the log using syslog server and repost results. thanks for your assistance.

Not sure what is causing this. Will be up for a few hours and then just go offline. Any help is appreciated. Below is the diagnostic logs. diagnostics-20240121-2318.zip

Ahh.... thank you so much! Just in case anyone else isn't sure, once in the .../config directory, edit the qBittorrent.conf file. Add the string below to the bottom of the preferences, restart qbittorrent and then log in with adminadmin as the password. After that, you should change the password. WebUI\Password_PBKDF2="@ByteArray(ARQ77eY1NUZaQsuDHbIMCA==:0WMRkYTUWVT9wVvdDtHAjU9b3b7uB8NR1Gur2hmQCvCDpm39Q+PsJRJPaCU51dEiz+dTzh8qbPsL8WkFljQYFQ==)"

Maybe i am missing something.... I am assuming the config file is where you edit the docker, but I don't see preferences anywhere. Am I looking in the right space?

How could it have been macvlan causing it on 6/4 if the log you are referencing is from 6/2?

The problem happened on June 4th though.

weird. I made that change again, the system did another kernel panic last night, here is the new syslog. syslog-192.168.1.50.log

thanks for sharing this information with me. To make sure I understand, all I need to do is switch it from macvlan to ipvlan? Is there any other configuration changes that need to be made? Thanks for your assistance.

Here is the syslog. I also noticed from the monitor that I had hooked up, that the system went down from a kernel panic. Hopefully this log defines what is causing that and the easiest way to resolve this. The kernel panic happened on 6/1. I was unable to post this since then. Since then, it captured more of the log. Sorry if this add to the complexity of figuring things out. Thanks syslog-192.168.1.50.log

I just enabled it. When it happens again, I will post it here. Thanks!

Recently, my unraid box has started going off line. I am unsure if it is a hardware or software issue. Additionally, I don't know if it is that the whole system goes down or just the networking. It happens randomly and I haven't been able to determine if it is caused by anything specific. My concern is when this happens, the only solution is to power cycle it which I know isn't good for the health of the data array. Today I hooked up a monitor to be able to better determine what is causing this. But additionally, I figured I would post my diagnostics here to see if there is something going on behind the scenes. Any insight would be really helpful. unraid-diagnostics-20230531-1133.zip

is thermal TDP the same as: package power limit1 TDP (watts) That is what is listed in my gigabyte bios for the z590 Aorus Master.

Thanks for parsing though this. I appreciate the explanation and the bios setting recommendation. I will make that update and see how it runs after that. Once again thank you!

Squid?

so here is my updated logs. I can see there is a machine check, though not sure what is causing that. I have installed nerd pack with mcelog, but have no idea how to decipher this. iron-diagnostics-20220309-1707.zip