My server becomes inoperative the webGui do whatever he wants, I can have access to some seting and tool but other I am unable to click on it. the appearance becomes anything (see image). The server continuously changes to "Array Started" and "Array Undefined". I am not able to download the SYSLOG, so I just copied / pasted it to a text file. Please someone help me i am not a code or command line cracker. I have attached my text file if SysLog_210901.txtthat helps. I change my usb key and the same thing then before !!!!!! 😭😭😭

 

I'm desperate

 

SysLog_210901.txt

I suspect you have filled rootfs. What do you get from the command line with this?

df

 

1 minute ago, trurl said:

I suspect you have filled rootfs. What do you get from the command line with this?

df

 

here

 

Yes, you have completely filled rootfs.

 

You don't have cache. If any of your dockers have a host path using cache then that will be a path in rootfs since there is no device mounted there.

 

no i don't have a cache drive.......so i must add one ??

You don't have to have cache, but if you don't you can't allow anything to specify a path to cache since there is no device mounted there.

 

I suspect you have a "/mnt/cache" host path in one or more of your docker mappings

if I stop all my dockers for find the one in trouble......do you think it's ok

Since you have a broken webUI, you may have to reboot and stop all your dockers before it breaks again then check them.

20 minutes ago, trurl said:

You don't have to have cache, but if you don't you can't allow anything to specify a path to cache since there is no device mounted there.

 

I suspect you have a "/mnt/cache" host path in one or more of your docker mappings

I have be able to download my Diagnostics

bugz-diagnostics-20210901-1224.zip

Your appdata and system shares say they have files on cache, so that means you have definitely somehow created a path to /mnt/cache.

 

Whatever is using that path is writing into rootfs, filling it up. And since rootfs is in RAM, whatever is written there will be gone after reboot.

 

So, even after you fix your docker mappings, some of your dockers may be broken since whatever they put there will be lost.

 

Thanks i will change the path of Netdata and then reboot my server for clearing the ram. is that right ?

1 hour ago, Jimmy said:

change the path of Netdata

I don't know if that is the problem or if it's the only problem 

Just now, trurl said:

I don't know if that is the problem or if it's the only problem 

I had made the change and it seems OK. Thanks for help, it relies appreciated.

If you want me to take a look post new diagnostics.

Just now, trurl said:

If you want me to take a look post new diagnostics.

All right bugz-diagnostics-20210901-1435.zip

That looks good. No shares think they have any cache files now.