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Anyone else seeing this since the upgrade? 551 nobody 20 0 723776 52780 32616 R 99.9 0.1 12:27.18 qbittorrent-nox High CPU usage on Unraid 7.2.6 with the latest qbittorrent 5.2 Update Apparently it's a bug related to RSS refresh interval introduced in #22448 . When RSS reader is enabled but no feed is configured, it enters a busy infinite loop. Workaround: You can disable RSS or add a feed to resolve this.

Even after deleting the lockfile to get things running, it seems to consume more CPU than usual. It has one of my cores pinned. Might roll back until this gets sorted.

Thank you. I have applied the update and your suggestions

I've tried all this and I can't get it working. I just get: The application URL has been now updated. Reload the page or click here to proceed. And I can't get past this page. I was able to fix this with NGINX config tweaking.

Well, after way too many hours, I think my card is failing. Purchased an Intel ARC a380 for transcoding and hopefully won't see anymore issues with "no devices found".

You added port 8181 in the Unraid template and then went to https://IP:8181 and it was still an issue? You can update your webURL in the template as well to reflect HTTPS and port 8181

Make sure you add port 8181 in your docker template for HTTPS to start working/be accessible Make sure you add port 8181 in your docker template for HTTPS to start working/be accessible

Still showing problems :(

Errors are still showing up. What I've done since: Upgraded my BIOS (Had to use a BETA to get C.A.M) Factory reset BIOS Disabled CSM Enabled Above 4G Decoding Enabled C.A.M (Clever Access Memory) -- Also known as Resizable Bar I will give it a few more days to see if the logs are clean.

So far, logs are clear for 24 hours after changing: Boot > CSM to Disable. Will report back after a couple days.

I'm glad I'm not alone with these errors as I keep on having them. Card works perfectly for awhile and then keeps "disconnecting" and stopping docker containers that use the card (Plex and TDARR) and starting them back up seems to stable things out for a bit. It's almost like too many requests to the card causes it to lock up :(

Well, errors returned in logs and device vanishes off and on :( Thought I fixed it. I will try a new flash drive at some point.

At least you are up and running. So far removing the GPU statistics plug-in seems to have helped my situation.

Pretty sure I'm having the same issue. Someone else started from scratch on 7.1.3 and it fixed the issue. I don't want to do that. You ever upgrade and find a fix?

This gives me hope, but I rather not completely restore. I can rebuild the flash, but I would be restoring my backup and might not help. Would be nice to know what on the flash is causing it. UPDATE - Without GPU statistics installed, system is faster and no more error messages. I will wait and see what happens.