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Help need with this error

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Hi everyone,

 

Getting this error randomly after running the server 24-48 hours then only a reboot can fix this, as it kills all my dockers. This has now been happening for the last two weeks.

 

shfs: shfs: ../lib/fuse.c:1450: unlink_node: Assertion `node->nlookup > 1' failed.

 

I did a some research but nothing I tried seems to fix this :(

 

- Changed RAM

- disable NFS Sharing

- re-installed all the dockers

- re-installed all the plugins

- disabled support for Hard Links

- disabled disk shares

 

I am only running this on a mini PC for the dockers (for 7 years no issues before this), storage is on the network via Unassigned Devices (re-installed that and added all the shares again)

 

Could it be the bootable memory stick or the SSD?

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

 

  • Community Expert

This is usually caused my containers manipulating the users shares with stale files, try using disk shares (or exclusive shares) whenever possible.

  • Author
7 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

This is usually caused my containers manipulating the users shares with stale files, try using disk shares (or exclusive shares) whenever possible.

Many thanks Jorge, I have been mounting shares on remotes for years now, with pretty much the same dockers, why would it change now?

 

Apologies but what do you mean by exclusive shares?

  • Author

Moved it all to a new box I had spare, and still happening! Running out of ideas.

  • Community Expert

That's not a hardware issue.

  • Author
2 hours ago, JorgeB said:

That's not a hardware issue.

Reading the links you send me, doesn't seem to be a clear indication on how to reolve this error.

  • Community Expert

There are some workarounds discussed there, also mentioned one in the first reply, but very unlikely that changing the hardware will help.

  • Author

In the end rebuilt my dockers and haven't had the error since Tuesday! so fingers crossed.

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