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emhttp hangs with open tcp connection (5.04)

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About 2 or 3 times a month the unraid web interface stops responding.

I've seen posts with methods to restart emhttp which basically equate to doing a server reboot.

I know it could be a bad plugin or maybe something with SimpleFeatures but I wonder if there isn't a bug since 5.x as I never noticed this in 4.7

 

lsof -i | grep emhttp

 

emhttp    11294  root    3u  IPv4    42025      0t0  TCP *:http (LISTEN)

emhttp    11294  root    5u  IPv4  332159      0t0  TCP tower:http->office1:5394 (ESTABLISHED)

 

It looks like emhttp has an open connection to office1.  office1 is not even turned on.

Normally the output is just one line with the LISTEN state.

 

I'm curious if anyone else has seen this since 5.x.  Very annoying to have to reboot if I want the admin interface back.  Killing emhttp seems to just make things unstable.

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Yes I realize that thanks.  I'll try running without it once I get the webserver stuff sorted out.  That's really the only reason i use SF.

 

Still it seems rather strange to see an "established" connection stick around like that and since emhttp is the "webserver" I thought MAYBE something is going on with it regardless of what html is being served up.

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