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I mean sure, humor is great. There's a time and a place. The time is definitely April 1st. The place? I'm not sure that should be on mission critical servers (or any servers) that people and businesses trust and rely on. Especially when they have paid for the infrastructure that runs it.

Going to settings turns it off. I don't believe there is a way to turn it back on. Certainly highlights the fact that plug-ins can be malicious. Not sure that's the message the Unraid team wants to send.

Agreed. It was quite disturbing to see this today on paid server software. There's no shortage of appropriate April Fools jokes without affecting personal or business servers. Did you do the same thing to your 'big' clients?

Are there easy instructions for this, or would it be as simple as: 1 - move all my appdata and other cache shares to the array 2 - Kill the cache pool 3 - recreate the cache pool from scratch 4 - move everything back to the pool ? I'm sure I can do some searches on how to accomplish this exactly, but any help is appreciated.

So I've been keeping an eye on it. It's happened two more times now over the last week. I'm not sure how to track down why this is happening. The btrfs rescue command and restarting the array fixes it, but I don't want to keep having this issue. I'm at a loss on how to fix it permanently. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks. I'll keep an eye on it.

Thanks. That worked. Any insight as to 'why' this could happen? I don't see any issues with the drives themselves.

I woke up this morning to all of my docker containers being gone. I dug in a bit more and found the following message for my Cache Pool where the appdata folder resides: Unmountable: Unsupported or No File System Not sure how this happened, and I'm not great at troubleshooting it. I'm not sure if something got corrupted? I run the backup utility, and it ran last night, so I have all my appdata. Just wondering if there is a quick way to restore this? I've attached my diagnostics dmitri-diagnostics-20231030-0654.zip Edit: Changed from solved to add details below.

I was just coming back to post that I found that was the issue. I disabled that since it also happens every 60 minutes and it fixed it. Thanks for the confirmation.

I came here looking for the same thing. Running in to exactly the same issue with the public test beta. We have 1-6 players at any given time. We've used the ich777 container several times before without issue. The only difference with this one is that I'm using a different appdata location and I've added: '-beta public-test -betapassword yesimadebackups' to the 'GAME_ID'. One interesting thing that I've noticed is that world files are NOT being created in the backups folder. It remains empty. Since this behavior was happening each hour, and the default backup is 62 min, I tried setting the backup variable to 'false'. This did not fix the issue and players are still being disconnected about every 60 minutes. I'm going to keep digging, but so far, I've had no luck. If I can provide anything to help in troubleshooting, let me know.

That's good info, thanks. So I confirmed that it does look like it is just one module creating the issue. I'll run of one 32GB module for the time being and try to RMA the other. Thanks to all for the help.

I wonder if there is a way that can be clarified in the boot menu, or removed as a boot option? Could have saved me a lot of time. There is nothing to indicate that it isn't working. It booted and ran just fine. Recognized the ram and did 3+ passes in 24 hours. Also, that should probably be spelled out here since it seems that ECC is actually a good idea for Unraid servers even if it isn't necessary: https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Troubleshooting#RAM_Issues That says it doesn't have all the features, but not supporting ECC is a pretty big one. Especially since MemTest still runs and seems to be doing it's thing just fine. Perhaps it would be better if the old version just isn't included anymore, and users just directed to download the latest version for troubleshooting?

Seriously? I wasted a lot of time then. That's the first time I've seen that. For now, I'm verifying that it wasn't just seated improperly by putting the stick I think may have been failing back. If I start getting errors again, I may download the full MemTest86, but not sure if I will need to. Is it a licensing issue for including the most recent version that supports ECC with Unraid?

Yeah... I don't know what I was thinking. Looking at the system info that I uploaded, it says 64GB. I pulled the second stick and started getting errors. Moved that one I removed to the same slot I was testing and so far no errors. Looks like I may have a stick going bad? Fingers crossed I don't get any more errors. So is Memtest just worthless then?

I'm working on doing that now. I pulled one stick and realized I have a 64GB kit and Unraid is only reporting 32GB with both sticks installed. Memtest was reporting 64GB. Could it be a weird issue with Unraid? Seems weird that I could go 24 hours with no errors in Memtest, and then I get memory errors withing 10-30 minutes in Unraid.