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lordbeavis

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  1. that did the trick. thanks
  2. i keep trying to update my containers that are in the docker compose file and it keeps failing on containers i have removed "=== Updating: Media Server === Pulling latest images... service "sabnzbd" has neither an image nor a build context specified: invalid compose project ✗ Failed to pull images for media_server, update aborted X Stack Media Server failed to updating (exit code: 1) ======================================== === All operations complete === ========================================"
  3. i think i may have found out my issue, it seems that one of my cache pools may have been corrupted or a drive damaged. i have removed one set of drives from my server and removed the other 2 pools from my shares. after copying the files back to the array i havent had the issue yet in 3 days
  4. i may have found my issue, my download nvme cache pool is either corrupt or one of the drives are bad. i have removed both drives and will run it for a week to see if i still have my docker issues
  5. this morning i wake up to not being able to access my local unraid server. I can boot into safe mode and mount drives in recovery but it will not mount the array normally. i have run a memory test and smart check on all drives, everything passes. i have attached my diag file tower-diagnostics-20240701-1626.zip
  6. this seems to be related to my issue https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/29638
  7. im still having this issue and have to reboot my server at least once a week
  8. i reverted back to 6.12.9 i didn't start having this issue till i upgraded to 6.12.10. i will report back in a day or so to see if it continues
  9. it just happened at 1:56 am pst. heres my new diagnostic tower-diagnostics-20240602-0157.zip
  10. i have tried this and clearing the log files but nothing fixes it. a temp solution is to reboot but eventually i end up with the same error
  11. i am getting this error: "Error response from daemon: failed to create task for container: failed to create shim task: OCI runtime create failed: runc create failed: unable to start container process: unable to apply cgroup configuration: mkdir /sys/fs/cgroup/docker/1c0b39233374276b0b6f2e860f93dcfa1660d5588da8a672688d21c4af1ec2f1: no space left on device: unknown" i have tried deleting the log files in /run and that along with restarting the docker service worked once. now no matter what i do i cant update or start any new containers tower-diagnostics-20240514-1701.zip
  12. i have a hp mediasmart ex470 that i am trying to get fully functional with unraid the issue seems to be with the driver. it doesnt connect at the full speed this post has info on the same problem i have run into other than using a usb dongle, what can i do to get this working? I have no experience compiling kernels, but there is another post describing changes that would have to be made to an older kernel to get it functioning here https://www.howtoforge.com/creating-the-sis191-gigabit-ethernet-driver-on-linux-2.6 I have attached my diagnostic log. i have tried both Version: 6.9.0-rc2 and 6.9.0 hpstorage-syslog-20210302-2251.zip

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