July 20, 2025Jul 20 Unraid keeps randomly hanging around once a week and requires a hard reboot. I enabled mirroring syslog to flash but I don't seem to see anything in syslog-previous.txt from the last few days which is weird, unless I'm missing something. I also am tracking CPU, memory usage, etc. and it doesn't seem to have any spikes around that time, unless the spike is breaking my tracking as well.tower-diagnostics-20250719-2000.zip Edited July 20, 2025Jul 20 by grantland
July 20, 2025Jul 20 Community Expert Solution There appears to be a container constantly restarting; see if you can find which one by looking at their uptimes.
July 21, 2025Jul 21 Author Thanks for the tip, I found a container that was in a restart loop and resolved the issue that was causing it. Will see if that resolves the issue.By the way, how did you see that a container was restarting?
July 21, 2025Jul 21 Community Expert Jul 19 20:00:51 Tower kernel: eth0: renamed from vetha9b8f2fJul 19 20:00:51 Tower kernel: br-ca0905249d55: port 4(vethb74d4c8) entered blocking stateJul 19 20:00:51 Tower kernel: br-ca0905249d55: port 4(vethb74d4c8) entered forwarding stateJul 19 20:00:51 Tower kernel: docker0: port 10(veth023db8b) entered blocking stateJul 19 20:00:51 Tower kernel: docker0: port 10(veth023db8b) entered disabled stateJul 19 20:00:51 Tower kernel: veth023db8b: entered allmulticast modeJul 19 20:00:51 Tower kernel: veth023db8b: entered promiscuous modeJul 19 20:00:52 Tower kernel: eth0: renamed from veth2c7c93aJul 19 20:00:52 Tower kernel: docker0: port 10(veth023db8b) entered blocking stateJul 19 20:00:52 Tower kernel: docker0: port 10(veth023db8b) entered forwarding stateJul 19 20:00:52 Tower rc.docker: overseerr: started successfully!Lines like these on the syslog, these are normal when the containers start or get updated, not 24/7
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