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Tested the motherboard in a different system. Same problem, shuts down under load. It’s dead. I have to say that Unraid has again impressed me. I had a drive fail and did a successful rebuild with the faulty motherboard. Docker was disabled at the time because the problems I was having. Rebuild managed not to hit my system hard enough to cause a shutdown.

Starting to narrow this down a bit, nextcloud and plex seem to work ok. Duplicacy crashes the system about ten minutes after starting a backup. Radarr and Sonarr seem to crash between 2 and 15 minutes after startup. When I say crash, I mean hard shutdown. Everything instantly shuts off.

This is the log from the last crash. syslog-previous

I’ve been having an issue for about three months now where docker will cause unraid to crash and my system shuts off. Sometimes it will run for a couple hours and other times it shuts off after a minute or two. With docker disabled the system will run for days with no problems. I have not been able to narrow it down to a specific container and I can’t find anything that seems to cause it. I have replaced both the RAM and power supply, downgraded to a previously working version, upgraded again, changed docker to iplan, replaced the USB drive. Running out of ideas. Attached are my diagnostics. Thank you. EDIT: I have also deleted the docker image and started over a few times. tower-diagnostics-20231223-1323.zip

For unraid I would set a static IP outside of the DHCP range of your router. Once you get into port forwarding static IP's are really helpful/required depending on your router.

I fixed it. I had to change the appdata location from mnt/user/appdata to mnt/cache/appdata The Minecraft server runs fine now. Thank you.

No, that’s with everything on default with the docket recreated.

Does this mean anything to you? Crash [2019-10-24 03:41:27 INFO] at worldCorruptionIntentionalCrash[] (UnknownFile:?) at std::function<void []>::operator[][] const (UnknownFile:?) at ServerInstance::onLevelCorrupt[] (UnknownFile:?) at Minecraft::tickRealtime[int, int] (UnknownFile:?) at Minecraft::update[] (UnknownFile:?) at ServerInstance::_update[] (UnknownFile:?) at clone (UnknownFile:?) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0">

It's running off the cache drive and all of the other dockers are working without any issues. Maybe it's something to look into. It might have something to do with the auto save? If I'm the only one having this problem then it's got to be my system.

I'm running into a weird problem with the Minecraft Bedrock server. I can set it up and it seems to work fine until you play for about a minute. After that you get kicked out with a screen saying the world is corrupt and to restore from a backup. If I restart the docker it works again but only for a minute. If no one is in the world the server will stay on. It only crashes during gameplay. I have recreated the docker, made new worlds with different game types (survival, creative, etc..) and they all crash. Has anyone else had this issue?

I was having problems getting this all to work but I figured it out after about an hour. I was able to connect to the vpn but was not able to connect to anything on my network or get an internet connection on my phone. It turned out to be a DNS issue and adding the address of my home router as the DNS server to the wireguard app on my phone fixed all of my problems. Overall, easier to setup than openvpn but still took a while to troubleshoot. I will probably keep openvpn as a backup to wireguard.