September 11, 2025Sep 11 Hi Team, got a very odd one that i am having some trouble trying to identify the culprit. I have had several out of memory crashes on 7.1.4 and 7.1.2(downgraded back to this in hope it would resolve). This is the first I have been able to grab a diagnostic for as attached any assistance in troubleshooting or removing the rouge service that'sunraid-diagnostics-20250912-0752.zip causing the memory leak would be appreciated.
September 12, 2025Sep 12 Community Expert 11 hours ago, Draco said:Hi Team, got a very odd one that i am having some trouble trying to identify the culprit. I have had several out of memory crashes on 7.1.4 and 7.1.2(downgraded back to this in hope it would resolve). This is the first I have been able to grab a diagnostic for as attached any assistance in troubleshooting or removing the rouge service that'sunraid-diagnostics-20250912-0752.zip causing the memory leak would be appreciated.Looks like whatever container you have running python 2.64 would be the place to start. If you don't know which one it is, you can run ps -auxf to figure it out
September 13, 2025Sep 13 Author 17 hours ago, Michael_P said:Looks like whatever container you have running python 2.64 would be the place to start. If you don't know which one it is, you can run ps -auxf to figure it outHey i ran that command and was able to see a process running Python 2.64 however not really sure how to link it back to anything? Presume its a docker or something?
September 13, 2025Sep 13 Community Expert 6 hours ago, Draco said:Presume its a docker or something?Yeah, it'd be one of your containers. In the output, the processes kicked off by the container will be listed in its hierarchy, so wherever you found that python process, follow it up to the container where you can see its ID. Then, on the docker page in unraid, switch to advanced view to show the IDs and match it up. Here's an example from my server showing what my proxy manager is running The part I've highlighted matches the container shown in unraid
September 15, 2025Sep 15 Author Solution Fantastic thanks mate, looks like it was wordpress causing the issue. It was older and required and update so will update and see if it runs stable for a bit.
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