sup3rb0wlz

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Perfect! Solved by removing devpack plugin!

After manually copying over the bz I still get the 502 If I copy /boot/previous back to /boot and reboot everything works great. Here's the log after restoring to previous too

sounds good. I'll report back. Thanks!

I upgraded from the web gui, update OS in tools i believe and selected "Next"

root@tower:~# diagnostics /usr/bin/php: error while loading shared libraries: libicui18n.so.56: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory See the dilema? haha.

That failed with this error /etc/rc.d/rc.php-fpm start Starting php-fpm /usr/sbin/php-fpm: error while loading shared libraries: libicui18n.so.56: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory failed (Side note: is there a guide anywhere on forum formatting?)

yea 1 module. DDR4 is expensive. And I want to have room to upgrade This is the closest model. C16D instead of C16C and 16GVKB instead of 16CVK G.SKILL 8GB 2Rx8 F4-3200C16D-16GVKB DS 16-18-18-38 1.35v v v v 2133 G I swear I checked the support list or the ram before I bought it.

My ram is posted in the first post. Currently running at 2993 instead of the advertised 3200. I tried updating to the latest in the next branch heres one of the many errors from nginx along with a ls of var/run. Everything else seems to be working correctly. Apr 3 00:16:01 tower nginx: 2018/04/03 00:16:01 [crit] 15952#15952: *793 connect() to unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock failed (2: No such file or directory) while connecting to upstream, client: 192.168.1.200, server: , request: "POST /plugins/unassigned.devices/UnassignedDevices.php HTTP/1.1", upstream: "fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock:", host: "192.168.1.250", referrer: "http://192.168.1.250/Main" root@tower:/var/log# ls /var/run acpid.pid docker.sock= nginx.origin ntpd.pid rsyslogd.pid syslogd.pid acpid.socket= dockerd.pid nginx.pid rpc.statd.pid samba/ ttyd.sock= atd.pid emhttpd.socket= nginx.socket= rpcbind/ sm-notify.pid utmp dbus/ inetd.pid nmbd.pid rpcbind.lock smbd.pid winbindd.pid docker/ libvirt/ nscd/ rpcbind.sock= sshd.pid

I'll add the rcu_nocbs. I am not overclocking my CPU anymore. My memory XMP profile is set, I'll try disabling that, even though it ran memtest for like 2 days strong.

Running in safe mode worked great for about 2 weeks. During that time i one-by-one added plugins, until I was back to about what I run with normally. Then after a few days it crashed again. Then I ran in safe mode again with no plugins but fix common problems for it's troubleshooting mode and got another crash. Here are the logs for it. Any Ideas? I don't see anything in the logs to indicate any issues. I don't think any applications are writing to ram, and the server wasn't under much load. I'm stumped, and I'm thinking it might just be a random crash due to hardware. Even though it doesn't completely shut off. starkillerbase-diagnostics-20180401-2139.zip

Yea I know that the difference between container and host path threw me off at first with docker. I re-created my docker image file (with 30GB to debug) and re-created all of my containers. All of the paths look right, but I still need to check the application paths. I think Resilio may be logging to inside the docker image. Hopefully I don't see another crash in the next couple days. If I do I think something else is the culprit

So what I'm getting is that this is all caused by mis-configured docker volumes or applications writing to a bad path in the container. I'll need to investigate some more though. I just didn't think that that would lock up the web gui. But if it's writing to ram it could be starving the system causing the web gui process to crash It also seems weird that that would be so random.

I'm doing a lot more than "basic NAS" stuff tho. I see a huge benefit in game in my VMs from the extra clock speed. I can play with stock settings. But I haven't seen a difference in my limited testing.

Thanks! That's a good read. I know I've dealt with this on my decision machine by accessing the docker image and checking the sizes and such. Could that really be bringing the entire web gui and such down? It makes sense it would crash docker of course.

I've been having crashes pretty much from the beginning of installing unraid. I've dealt with it by having my server plugged into a smart plug that I just turn off and on to restart the server..... Yea it's gross. So I'd like to figure out what the issue is. The longest the server has been running was most recently 14 days (ended about a week ago), which I didn't touch config or files much, besides normal cloud/media streaming. Otherwise it is rarely up more than 3 days at a time. I have done some basic stuff when I first set it up, memtest overnight, downgrading a few versions. Etc. I've tried a ton of Ryzen specific fixes on the forum, but I have no record of exactly what i've tried. I do have the Ryzen 1700 it overclocked to 3.8 (I think), but since the system is still up that doesn't seem to be an issue, temps have been rock solid even when stressing it. I just upgraded to 6.4.1 and was hoping that would resolve it. But it didn't. I did realize that the VM running on the server did not exit, but I couldn't access the web gui. Telnet works though! So I was able to dump the diagnostics. I also have another diagnostics from this morning, that I don't remember creating. One note: I see that the docker volume is full, and `docker ps` doesn't respond. Could this really be what's been bringing down my server so often? Currently: The server is sitting where Web GUI is not accessible, none of the docker containers are running, VM is functional and telnet is functional. Is there any other diagnostics I can try, or should I just restart it? Hardware: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/sup3r_b0wlz/saved/CM7WXL Unraid Version: 6.4.1 Diagnostics: The 1347 one is the current one, and I included the one from 9:46 this morning also starkillerbase-diagnostics-20180313-0946.zip starkillerbase-diagnostics-20180313-1347.zip syslog-20180313-094600.txt

Hell Yea! Thank you! This is what I was looking for, I knew I'd seen it before!

I don't know. But it stinks. It's not a huge deal to me at the moment, but it would be really nice to get working still. Can we run the resilio docker as a certain (SMB) user to set the permissions? I'm still unfamiliar with how docker permissions and such work.

@poopsie Same issue, I feel like I should have been able to figure it out, but I can't. I want to be able to sync files from computer 1 to my unraid server (folder mounted /mnt/user/Sync), and access them via SMB from computer 2 at //tower/Sync with a certain user. I thought Resilio had a folder-level permissions setting, which would be perfect to just set the folders to the permissions I want, but that doesn't seem to be a thing. Next I tried a docker-level mount permissions, which I couldn't figure out either. Anyone have a solution for this?

@tdallen Thanks I'll try that. Update... aparently downgrading the bios bricked the board... and since I sent in a rebate for it I can't return it to newegg and need to go through the RMA process... this sucks... But hopefully I'll have a fresh board to rule that out.

Alright I need some support. My Ryzen based server has been running awesome for about a month (free trial just ran out so I updated to Pro!!), but it has recently started crashing, like every hour or two. When it crashes there will be no ping response, no display output, nothing. But the power is still on to the system, fans, harddrives GPUs etc. The motherboard status lights flash back n forth between "CPU" and "DRAM" (the other two are PCIE and OS i believe). I have looked through the logs and don't see any indication of a shutdown or crash or OOM or anything of the sort. Recent changes: I recently added a GPU, along with a VM. I was theorizing that it had to do with memory usage because when I have the more beefy VM running it seems to crash faster. I also added in my Kraken 62x at the same time. I did test both the GPU and Kraken in a windows scratch disk book (not a VM, not through unraid) and did a stress and temp test on both GPU's and the CPU for a few hours and everything was hunky dory. (with surprisingly good temps with this case) *** I just remembered that I updated to the beta BIOS for my board when I made these other changes. Now that I have this written up I'm gonna post it, but that will be my first step when I get home, at the very least switching to the secondary BIOS and testing it *** If anyone has any recommendations of BIOS settings, or other settings I can try let me know. Heres my build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jb2R7h starkillerbase-diagnostics-20171023-0903.zip FCPsyslog_tail-old 1.txt

Add mine to the list It's very simular to this, if not it https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/ASUS_Combo-210E_ATSC_NTSC_FM_HDTV_TV_Tuner_PCI-E_Card [1745:2100] 0a:00.0 Multimedia controller: ViXS Systems, Inc. XCode 2100 Series Has anything been done with this? I would love this to be as easy as assigning a GPU

Looks awesome. Next up is responsiveness though...

I am going to be putting together my Unraid server this week. I went with the Gigabyte AX370 for the motherboard https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813128997 I am wondering if there is a way to control the LED's on the motherboard and possibly a x62 Kraken I have too. This isn't a deal breaker, but it would be sweet. It would be nice to use docker, or plugin, but a windows VM might be more reasonable. I expect to have a windows VM, but I don't necessarily want it on always.