Hi all,

 

Since I added a cache drive a couple of weeks ago (and also decided to uninstall several plugins that I wasn't using), the unRAID WebUI's been really slow - it takes 20-30 seconds to load any page.

 

I decided to reboot today just to see, and then also noticed this:

 

shutdown: cannot execute /sbin/init

When I check out init, it doesn't have execute permissions:

 

root@Tower:~/.ssh# ls -altr /sbin/init
-rw------- 1 root root 36992 Aug  6  2015 /sbin/init

I'm not sure if that's a problem, and if it's a related problem. I've attached the diagnostics run.

 

Any suggestions?

 

Thanks in advance.

tower-diagnostics-20170722-1516.zip

Restart in Safe Mode and check the permissions again.  If it still doesn't have executable permission then the image on the flash drive is mucked up.  Download the appropriate zip from Limetech's website and extract the bz* files onto the flash drive.

 

If it does have the permissions correct, then its something you're running that is messing up the permissions for some reason.

 

 

Will give that a go. Excuse my ignorance (and lack of a quick answer while Googling, and not being patient enough to check every page since the WebUI is really slow..) - how do I restart in safe mode?

Never mind, found the safe mode option at boot! Will give the debugging suggestions a go. Thanks!

So in the pursuit of debugging (not solved yet):

• In safe mode, permissions were still off
• I re-imaged the flash drive (well, unzipped the Zip file again)
• Booting to safe mode then worked
• Booted to normal mode and... /sbin/init lots it's +x again

Seems like it's one of the plugins/dockers doing it.

 

Any suggestions on how to debug? Anything aside from turning one off at a time?

Hmm, so I think it was related to the avahi-daemon permissions, per other searches on this forum. At least that's fixed the WebUI responsiveness! Not sure on the init permissions, will debug that separately.

 

Thanks Squid for the help!