September 5Sep 5 Fix Common Problems has has reported out of memory errors. The GUI and containers have also been semi regularly becoming unresponsive but eventually will come back up. Once the GUI comes back up the logs show: php-fpm[12773]: [WARNING] [pool www] child 1038776 exited on signal 9 (SIGKILL).This is not the first time this has been reported though system has been stable enough for at least a couple of years.I was having issues with the Nvidia driver but that seems to have been resolved after updating from open source to production. The Nvidia driver issue would also cause the GUI to hang but all containers would continue to work. This issue causes the GUI and all containers to become unresponsive.Motherboard has latest BIOS. RAM at stock. Let me know if there's more information anyone needs to help diagnose the problem.System details : AMD 5700X | ASUS x470-F BIOS v6254 | 2x16GB F4-3000C14-16GVK G Skill RAM | Nvidia GTX3070ti | 9211-8i controller card | Corsair RM850x enthoo-diagnostics-20260906-0829.zip
September 6Sep 6 Community Expert Solution The likely culprit from the process list appears to be pinepods_backen — ~6.7 GiB used, is its memory usage expected to reach ~7 GB?
September 6Sep 6 Author Thanks for looking. That would be the PinePods search api. It does seem excessive!I have investigated and looks like they have changed some environment variables. I've rebuilt the container and will report back.
September 6Sep 6 Community Expert Reboot to clear the log so FCP stops warning you about the previous event
September 7Sep 7 Community Expert 19 hours ago, Maccy12 said:That makes sense. A reboot should clear the old event and let FCP confirm whether the memory issue is actually resolved after rebuilding the container.FCP doesn't "confirm" anything, it just looks at the syslog for any lines with the phrase 'out of memory' and triggers the alert.
September 11Sep 11 Author Well, removed the search api (it was optional) and have rebooted. No problems so far this week. Not sure if it was directly the problem or a scheduled process spiked memory use beyond what was available but it seems to be solved.Thank you for looking.
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