Nomar1245

Well there we are on the same page. I’ve been running the test for a bit more than an hour now.

While I understand what your saying, the odds of the same exact problem happening before and after replacing the RAM has to be astronomical.

Thanks. It makes me feel a bit better to find out I was on the right path. At this point it seems the board or CPU are failing. The memory that is installed is less than a week old.

Over the last few weeks I've been having increasing problems with my server. First it would lock up entirely and require a hard shutdown and reboot. It happened a few times and initial testing had me believe the memory was starting to fail. I replaced it but then my docker containers would start to freeze. I mostly use Emby and was starting to see read-only permissions errors, so I deleted and recreated my docker image. The problem is persisting though, and I have no idea why. The only thing I think I'm noticing is that it freezes while parity check is running, which I know shouldn't be a real problem as I've run it on the monthly schedule for years now without any interruption other than mild performance issues. I was in tstark-diagnostics-20230810-1645.ziphe process of preparing it to a move into a new system, but can't seem to nail down the problem. My diagnostic logs are attached, and my system is currently completing a parity check again. So far 0 errors, @ ~45% with another 12 hours or so to go. Any help would be appreciated. I'm very tempted to reset the entire environment and start from scratch, but I'd really prefer to avoid that.

Awesome. It's working perfectly now. Thank you.

It looks like the last Variable is labeled as custom, but is actually for choosing Subtitle Language. I've tried adding the -non-strict argument after creating the AMC_CUSTOM_OPTIONS key, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. I'm doing so in response to this error without -non-strict: [amc] CmdlineException: Multiple options: Advanced auto-selection requires -non-strict matching

I've pinned and isolated my CPU cores, and it would be nice to see which docker containers and VMs are associated with each core. I know we can see this in settings, but I'd like to view realtime performance and usage without needing two windows open. I get the feeling that six months from now I won't remember where I pinned my items and it would prove useful to have it on the dashboard.

Thanks for the help.I was under the impression that only_subdomains was needed because I was using duckdns.org. However, after I removed my existing container, recreated it with the same settings, except for changing only_subdomains to false, I am having the same problem. Update: It's working So, I setup my docker using a guide that took me 90% of the way, but the last 10% is what I needed. After replying to aptalca, I stepped back and looked at everything I was doing and decided to work through on my own, one step at a time, and the culprit ended up being a bad default file. I should have known better. Thank you for the help.

I was able to get LetsEncrypt to work with DuckDNS but it only works when I enter www.[myduckdnsdomain].duckdns.org, or https://www.[myduckdnsdomain].duckdns.org. If I enter just [myduckdnsdomain].duckdns.org it loads but says Your Connection is not valid. If I try https://[myduckdnsdomain].duckdns.org it loads a page that says my connection is not private. I've searched but can't find any answers. If I'm honest I'm not even sure what I should be searching for.