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I had a failure in a cache drive and decided to replace all drives in the pool.  I was able to mount the drives and pull the data off.  I then replaced the physical drives and rebooted.  Now I have no webgui.  When I SSH into the server, nginx reports as stopped as does PHP-fpm.  I have started both.  This allows me to get to the login screen.  However, after login, I get a blank white screen.  This result is the same in safe mode.  Diagnostics attached.

tower-diagnostics-20231113-1831.zip

Solved by JorgeB

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Nov 13 18:06:39 Shadesmont kernel: traps: emhttpd[3565] trap divide error ip:55c8f41c299a sp:7fff380d01e0 error:0 in emhttpd[55c8f41b1000+24000]

 

emhttp is crashing, can you post the diags after booting in safe mode?

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Here are the new logs.  Error remains the same.  I'm not entirely convinced it booted to safe mode, but that's what I selected on the boot menu.

tower-diagnostics-20231114-0913.zip

 

EDIT:  I removed the three cache drive cages and all is up again.  Now, to figure out why the cache drives are causing these errors....

 

EDIT #2: After regaining gui access, I was able to remove the cache pool entirely, shutdown, reinstall the new cache drives, restart, and recreate the cache pool.  All seems to be working now.

Edited by newtond

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  • Solution

It booted in safe mode, but emhttp is still crashing, could be the pool, looks to me like the config is messed up, try renaming /boot/config/pool/cache.cfg to cache.bak and reboot.

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