December 5, 20214 yr The GUI became unresponsive last night after my docker backup. I do have access from the terminal, and can remote in. How do I dump diagnostics from the command line as I cannot use the tool in the GUI? thanks david
December 5, 20214 yr Author Maybe we could get the Manual/Troubleshooting - Unraid | Docs updated to give the location: /usr/sbin/diagnostics tower-diagnostics-20211205-1118.zip Hoping someone can help Edited December 5, 20214 yr by lovingHDTV
December 5, 20214 yr Looks like there was a btrfs "oops". Not quite sure what to make of it since everything else appears to be normal. I'd just reboot and go from there powerdown -r (as an aside, I'm not a fan of using BTRFS if you only have a single device in a pool, unless you need the specific features it offers) 8 minutes ago, lovingHDTV said: Maybe we could get the Manual/Troubleshooting - Unraid | Docs updated to give the location: /usr/sbin/diagnostics Shouldn't be any need. The script works by just typing in diagnostics regardless of what your current folder is
December 5, 20214 yr Author I've no real need for BTRFS features. Not sure why it is such. I'll look to changing that later. I missed it in the wiki where it says you can just run it on the command line. will try to powerdown, but I suspect it won't work, and I'll have to power cycle it, like last time I just did finish a parity check, so at least I know it was good as of Friday yep, no go on the powerdown. I can still see the dockers running.
December 5, 20214 yr Author This happened last time as well. When it reboots the unassigned disk there my dockers are located doesn't get mounted. It is device sdh. When I look at the syslog, it looks like it got mounted, prior to dockerd, but when I look at the system it isn't. I then mount it via the GUI, and start the docker successfully. Ideas? tower-diagnostics-20211205-1209.zip
December 5, 20214 yr Ask in the UD thread. But, utilizing UD for permanently attached devices isn't recommended (but still works). Ideally you should create a separate cache pool with it.
December 6, 20214 yr Community Expert 10 hours ago, lovingHDTV said: Maybe we could get the Manual/Troubleshooting - Unraid | Docs updated to give the location: /usr/sbin/diagnostics Why? You do not need to use the full path. Simply using the ‘diagnostics’ command is enough.
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