October 3, 20223 yr This morning my server was unresponsive/crashed. GUI was unavailable, ping showed unreachable (so no ssh). Looking at syslog, one second everything is normal then nothing until It starts booting up. Since it was a dirty shutdown, parity check immediately started up which somewhat sucks because it takes a couple of days and it just finished running one last week (no errors). Everything else started up and is running without issue. From my understanding, such sudden crash/unresponsiveness points to some type of hardware issue. Nothing has changed or been acting up on that front, so I'm not really sure where to begin. Hoping somebody can point/guide me along a path to help identify the problem. I did make 3 changes a few days ago without any issue until this morning: 1) updated from 6.10.3 to 6.11 2) I changed emby to transcode to 8g tmpfs, ramdisk (I always have 20G free) -- Also, this occurred after all dockers were restarted and emby had not been used since the restart. 3) I added the disable mitigation plugin I don't think they are related, but without any error, I have no idea. I would think I would have seen something in the logs somewhere...right? I do have syslog server running and have included the remote syslog file (syslog-10.10.10.1.log) in the diagnostics zip alongside the "normal" syslog. Any help will be greatly appreciated, hopefully something stands out to someone. Thanks! media1-diagnostics-20221003-1030.zip
October 3, 20223 yr Community Expert Solution Without nothing logged it's difficult to say, maybe it was a one time thing, if it wasn't I would downgrade to v6.10.3 first to see if it's update related, since that's the biggest change.
October 3, 20223 yr Author Yeah, that's what I was thinking as well, just wanted to get a second set of eyes to make sure I wasn't missing something. Thanks for taking a look!
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