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Unraid syslog errors - could not getpeername, peername failed

mason
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Hey there, since upgrading to 6.3 i think I have weird errors in my syslog and the whole server is a little more sluggish. I already upgraded to 6.4 and the issue persists.

My syslog get's filled with the following and I'm not sure what is the issue here:

  

Jan 29 09:03:56 SPACEHOG inetd[1540]: could not getpeername
Jan 29 09:03:56 SPACEHOG kernel: nfsd: peername failed (err 107)!
Jan 29 09:04:09 SPACEHOG vsftpd[6148]: warning: can't get client address: Connection reset by peer
Jan 29 09:04:09 SPACEHOG vsftpd[6148]: connect from unknown (unknown)
Jan 29 09:04:09 SPACEHOG inetd[1540]: could not getpeername
Jan 29 09:04:09 SPACEHOG kernel: nfsd: peername failed (err 107)!
Jan 29 09:04:09 SPACEHOG in.telnetd[6151]: warning: can't get client address: Connection reset by peer
Jan 29 09:04:09 SPACEHOG in.telnetd[6151]: connect from unknown (unknown)

Does someone have an idea?

 

syslog.txt

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    bump, nobody? :/

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    My guess would be network related, network interface or configuration? Hard to say with out the full diagnostics.

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