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Unraid Unresponsive/Crashing Frequently.

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Hi, I have unraid running on the following hardware.

 

Intel Core i3-12100

16GB Corsair Vengeance 3200Mhz RAM

Gigabyte H610i Mini ITX Motherboard

Corsair RMx 650W PSU

4 x 4TB Seagate IronPort HDDs in array, formatted in XFS

1 x Crucial P3 Plus 500GB NVME in Cache Pool formatted in ZFS.

 

I have Dockers for Homebridge, Plex, Cloudflare DDNS, Sabnzbd, Sonarr/Radarr/Notifarr and Homarr dash. No CPU Pinning has been done except for Plex, which is pinned to Cores 3 and 4. The other dockers are able to use all available cores.

 

I have one Debian VM running which has been assigned to core 2 - to avoid it using resources Unraid might need on core 1). It has 1GB RAM assigned and is running PiHole and Unbound.

 

I use powertop and auto tune to tune the server where it can reach C10 states, however in the meantime I've had a crash where a PCI card was installed which prevented it going to less than C2 so don't think this is the problem.

 

I have been experiencing frequent crashes since I installed Unraid at the start of January, in total I have logs for 4, but have experienced 5. 4 out of 5 crashes has left Unraid unreachable, non responsive to ping (including the VM's on it's own IP), whilst the box still has power. I have to manually power off and power on to get access back. 1 crash I was able to connect a keyboard/mouse/monitor and get a login prompt which seemed to bring it back to life. Parity checks are successful after unclean shutdown.

 

The details and diagnostics/relevant syslogs are below. I have included syslogs from between the time I know the server to have been good, between the time I noticed it had crashed and needed to reboot. This is information for crashes 2-5 as crash 1 had no logs and I didn't take diagnostics.

 

Crash 2 - 3rd Feb

Crash occured in the early hours of the morning whilst sleeping, but woke up to the box non responsive to any login attempts and GUI inaccessible however all of my dockers and VM was still working. I managed to connect a monitor/mouse/keyboard and this gave me an unraid login after which the GUI became accessible again. Server had previously been up since 31st Jan, 'Syslog 2 and Diagnostics 2' relate to the below. The diagnostics was taken a bit later on the day as I didn't have chance when I noticed the crash. Syslog to me indicates it could be related to potentially running out of memory (for whatever reason)

 

Crash 3 - 3rd Feb

This crash I noticed around 8PM in the evening. Unraid, all my dockers and my VMs became unresponsive and the server would not respond to pings. No automated tasks were scheduled between the two crashes this day (except for whatever sonarr/radarr do) and the server had pretty much been idle most of the day. Had to power off and back on via power button to get server back. 'Syslog 3 and Diagnostics 3' contain information for this, obviously diagnostics was taken after the reboot. The syslog to me seemed to indicated an nginx crash may be the cause here.

 

Crash 4 - Feb 10th
This time it'd crashed again in the early hours of the morning, woke up to find exactly the same symptoms as Crash 3. Unresponsive to pings on both Unraid and the VM, server still powered on. Had to power on/off via power button to get server back. 'Syslog 4 and Diagnostics 4' related to this crash, obviously diagnostics taken after reboot. Syslog is literally empty so i have no idea.

 

Crash 5 - Feb 11th
Crash occurred around 9PM in the evening. Exactly the same symptoms as previous 2 crashes. Syslog 5 and Diagnostics 5 in the attached files are relevant. Syslog again seems literally empty to me so I have no idea.

Only 'weird' thing I can see in the logs appears to be one nginx crash which could be related, and the other is that my dockers are assigning IPv6 addresses despite IPv6 being disabled in Unraid settings, as well as my custom docker network which also says IPv6 is disabled. The crashes only seem to occur when the HDDs are spun down, so the system is at very light load only serving DNS from unbound/Pihole basically.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

 

Diagnostics 3.zip Diagnostics 4.zip Diagnostics 5.zip Syslog 2.txt Syslog 3.txt Syslog 4.txt Syslog 5.txt Diagnostics 2.zip

Edited by xreyuk
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All the syslogs posted cover just a small amount of time, and I only see an OOM event in one them, nothing more relevant logged, one thing you can try is to boot the server in safe mode with all docker/VMs disabled, let it run as a basic NAS for a few days, if it still crashes it's likely a hardware problem, if it doesn't start turning on the other services one by one.

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21 hours ago, JorgeB said:

All the syslogs posted cover just a small amount of time, and I only see an OOM event in one them, nothing more relevant logged, one thing you can try is to boot the server in safe mode with all docker/VMs disabled, let it run as a basic NAS for a few days, if it still crashes it's likely a hardware problem, if it doesn't start turning on the other services one by one.

Thanks, the syslogs are from a time where I know the server was working to when the server crashed, e.g id been using it the night before so knew it was good, I didn’t see it relevant to post syslog information before that.

 

ill have to get it setup to run in safe mode in a couple days as ill have to make provisions to do that (make sure dns is setup etc).

 

all the hardware is new and RAM was memtested when the server was built.

 

Ive seen so many posts in here the last few days with the same symptoms I’m just starting to think it’s a bug with unraid.

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