DerfMcDoogal

Didn't find xz at all in any of my containers from linuxserver.io, plexinc

Sounds crazy, but I built up a new system and have this exact same issue. Did you ever solve it?

Having the same problem after moving up to 6.12.4. I will do my best to keep the Unraid dashboard closed. Did not have this problem before upgrading. Below we see the issue started at 2:21pm 01/10/2024 and 18 hours later I had to restart the server. Luckily the dashboard is still usable for me.

Same issue here on 6.10.3. Tried restarting nginx only it wouldn't come back up. Luckily had a terminal window still open and was able to reboot gracefully. I honestly can't say this was an issue for me up until about a month ago when I swapped out an array drive. If refreshing doesn't seem to work, how about just dumping the session back to the login page after x period of time? It's more inconvenient, but I'd say restarting services/server is more inconvenient.

Moved up to 6.9.2 yesterday, same problem as above.

Thanks. So the 1MB alignment should fix the excessive write issue? I'm good to just allow mover to move my docker image as it exists over to the newly created cache? I see a lot of posts of XFS vs btrfs. .img vs folder. It's all too confusing. My goal is to get my appdata moved to a cache pool without destroying $300 worth of SSD. LOL.

So I was planning to add 2x 860 EVO 1TB SSDs this weekend as a Raid-1 btrfs Cache Pool... I'm on 6.8.2. Is it just my best bet to wait for 6.9 to get released? Is there anything I can do on my current version to get this going now without having to wait?

Easy to add drives. Not having to worry about size (other than parity). I'd like to see multiple arrays.

Done. Thanks!

Thank you! This solved my issue. I was doing a lot of operations in Plex which I believe is causing all sorts of logging. I got the warning about 71% usage and by the time I went to investigate it was at 78% and by the time I found the thread and read to page 2 it was 97% and I had to stop all of my containers. This immediately dropped my usage down to 28%. All I can think is that Plex is logging and that those logs are normally trimmed every night but since I was doing a lot of operations it spun out of control before the log could be trimmed? No idea. It was increasing so fast I didn't have time to mess around.

Could use some help here. Backstory: Build is a Dell r510 with 12 drives populated, 32gb memory, 2x xeon cpus running 6.6.6. Ran perfectly fine for 2-3 months until a RAM stick failed. I replaced the stick and went on my merry way. Then the crashes started. At least every other week, usually every week I get a Kernel Panic. I'm wondering if the RAM could have corrupted something on the flash drive? I have run Memtest for 3 full passes with zero errors. Attached is the screenshot from the dead server and the syslog tail from Fix Common Problems. Any suggestions? FCPsyslog_tail.txt

Built up a new 6.6.5 and also have this problem.

Yes. That is enabled.

I'm having an issue with the format button being grayed out. I know it is mentioned in the OP to click the "+" next to the drive serial, but I don't have that. On that drive that is already formatted ntfs I can click the "mount" button if it isn't clearing. I have also removed and added the plugin.