oliver Posted July 7 Share Posted July 7 I had several kernel panics and unclean shutdowns, after recovery, some of my docker containers aren't respecting the auto-start flag. I have everything turned off but some of them still start with array start. I tried flipping the flags, editing the containers to generate a new one but they keep starting with the array when they shouldn't. How is this flag controlled (docker.img?) and how can I view/edit it? Quote Link to comment
JonathanM Posted July 8 Share Posted July 8 AFAIK an unclean shutdown detected startup doesn't honor auto starts on purpose, reasoning is probably so that a possible boot loop will not happen. Does everything work properly if the prior shutdown completed successfully? Quote Link to comment
oliver Posted July 9 Author Share Posted July 9 12 hours ago, JonathanM said: AFAIK an unclean shutdown detected startup doesn't honor auto starts on purpose, reasoning is probably so that a possible boot loop will not happen. Does everything work properly if the prior shutdown completed successfully? Unfortunately not, even with a clean shutdown, the auto-start settings are no longer honored for some of the containers. Quote Link to comment
oliver Posted July 13 Author Share Posted July 13 nas-diagnostics-20240510-1844.zip I've attached some older diagnostics when I was troubleshooting the crashes earlier. Logs just appear to show the array starting as normal. In this bootup, all docker containers are set for autostart:off but you can see some starting normally. Quote Link to comment
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