Gday

I upgraded from a 1600x to a 3900x and have had issues accessing the server after a couple of days time.

The only way to regain access that I've found is to hard shutdown.

I believe the bios is up to date enough to handle the new cpu and have disabled global c states.

Docker apps all work going in and out of the network but can't see each other (radarr can be connected to but can't access jackett)

I have captured the logs via write to usb function and have uploaded to take a look at.

Thanks for reading and anyone who wants to help me solve the puzzle!

Cheers

Jan26 log1

Start here:

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/46802-faq-for-unraid-v6/page/2/#findComment-819173

Thanks Jorge!

In my research before posting I checked that the bios was up to date a couple years past the 3900x release and set it to typical idle current and disabled the global c-states.

I'm also not overclocking the ram

I'm, afraid there's nothing relevant logged in the syslog, so if all that is correctly set, it may be a hardware issue.

Thinking about how the issue comes out I would think it has something to do with the internal network crashing.

I can't access the gui but the dockers are still accessible.

Can't wrap my head around it but server is only staying accessible for 2-3 days at a time

1 hour ago, sl0pz said:

I can't access the gui but the dockers are still accessible.

If it's an Unraid issue it leave something logged on the syslog, but post a new persistent syslog when that happens, and point out the time code it happened.

It's still happening but seemingly faster and faster.

I don't think there is anything on the log, is there a different way to preserve the log that might show the error (that I'm not doing)?

About to have time to deep dive into it, any other guides I can follow to try to figure it out?

edit: I did update to 7.2.3 and also updated the bios to the latest one just in case

Edit 2: Looking at glances I have /usr/libexec/unraid/shfs /mnt/user -disks 127 -o default_permissions,allow_other

taking 70%+ of the cpu but also going over 100%

edit 3: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/195401-cpu-being-hammered-by-shfs-and-other-errors-memory-related/#findComment-1593075
followed this post to move appdata to cache, increased the fuse file descriptors, ran fastusr to keep os in ram, and removed plexstreams plugin as well as unassigned devices
looks like lower cpu usage, don't know if it will change the lockups tho.

syslog

Edited February 5Feb 5 by sl0pz