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Thanks for confirming I'm not crazy. It happened once more after I posted. I also noticed that I could no longer access the completed tasks or the browser tab would lock up. I landed up stopping the docker and deleting the database file. Haven't seen the issue since and my history is now working better. Everything is super snappy again.

Any one notice an issue where unmanic isn't transferring completed files to the drives? I notice sometimes while the worker is constantly updating the completed task lists isn't. Not showing successes or failures. Woke up this morning to my cache drive filling up and saw unmanic had over 135gb on the cache. Restarted the docker and it cleared it all out. I'm guessing its not moving it so its not getting marked as completed or failed. This doesn't happen often, but seems to have happened twice now.

Stupid question but did you test it with only 2? Dont the commerical cards have a 2 stream limit unless you use a workaround? Wonder if going over the limit would slow down the entire process on the 2 left on the gpu

Looking for some advice. Been using telegraf and influxdb to keep stats on my unraid server for around 10 months now. I've noticed that the CPU and Ram usage of have climbed quite a bit. Is this kind of growth typical for just using telegraf on one server? Is there any kind of trimming or optimizing that should be done to keep the usage down? The entire db is only ~3gb.

My Man! Appreciate the help, worked like a charm.

Great guide! I believe I have everything working correctly but I'm running into one issue. Not sure if its a letsencrypt/ngix issue or my domain. If i hit sonarr.example.com or http://sonarr.example.com the site refuses to load. Hitting https://sonarr.example.com loads perfectly. I know the setup is only supposed to work with https, but shouldn't the reverse proxy force the browser to https even if the user only puts in http? Or is there another layer of software required for that? Thanks!