[SQLite Data Corruption testing]

27 minutes ago, mrtech213 said:

I'm assume that I'll need to reinstall mainly all the dockers???

Reinstalling them won't do anything. You need to shut them down and delete the appdata.

 

Or restore a known good backup.

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9 minutes ago, nuhll said:

Was this an answer to me?

 

Does the corruption only happens if not on cache drive?

Yes, to you. There have been one or two reporting corruption on cache, but very rare. It's possible those were caused by moving corrupt databases to cache. Cache certainly seems safest.

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Regress to 6.6.7 or make sure all appdata is on a cache drive.

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All my appdata is on cache pool, no corruption on 6.7.2 since release.

[Downgraded back to 6.6.7 due to Sqlite corruption]

18 minutes ago, RadBrad said:

Every 1-3 days I see 100% CPU load and dockers not responding and I need to restart the array

I think this is an unrelated Plex issue. I sorted this by rolling Plex back to 1.14.1.5488-1-01