June 30, 20188 yr I woke up this morning and noticed my whole unraid server wasn't responding, I checked the router and although it's connected through ethernet directly to my router it's not even showing up anymore on my router. I can't SSH to it or access unraid GUI/dockers. When I connect through IPMI to see what is going on I see these errors. Is there any way I can still get access to the logs before rebooting the server?
June 30, 20188 yr Author Even sending it a soft shutdown command has it hanging so I ended up restarting the PC. When I started up the array again after reboot I noticed it was still getting a lot of the messages seen in the original post screenshot. Attached are the diagnostics. unnas-diagnostics-20180630-0947.zip
June 30, 20188 yr They are corruption on your cache drive. Since it's btrfs, best to wait for @johnnie.black. Personally, I'm not a fan of btrfs on a single cache drive unless you have plans to shortly upgrade to a cache poolSent via Tapatalk because I'm either at work or enjoying the summer
June 30, 20188 yr Community Expert When there's filesystem corruption with btrfs it's best to backup the data, reformat and restore, you can use this if you need help with the backup/restore.
July 1, 20188 yr Author Thanks. After formatting the drive and restoring I stopped getting the error. However this morning I got an error that my server had call traces. I've attached diagnostics for that unnas-diagnostics-20180701-0843.zip
July 1, 20188 yr Are you assigning any dedicated IP addresses to a docker container? There have been reports of when that happens a trace winds up being issued, in which case it can safely be ignored.
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