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Server appears to have rebooted itself?

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Sometime around 3:40 AM last night, my server rebooted itself and ended up with a "stale configuration" and unclean shutdown. It's just starting a parity check. No disks are flagged as bad. Not sure what to make of this. Diags attacked.

tower-diagnostics-20180831-1203.zip

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If the server unexpectedly reboots itself and there was no power cut then it almost certainly indicates that there must be an underlying hardware fault.   Most likely problems would either be overheating (causing a thermal related shutdown)  or power supply.

 

The 3:40 is around the time mover normally runs which could well result in close to maximum load on the system.

Edited by itimpi

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Fix Problems sent me an email <sigh>

Event: Fix Common Problems - Tower
Subject: Errors have been found with your server (Tower).
Description: Investigate at Settings / User Utilities / Fix Common Problems
Importance: alert

**** Docker image file is getting full (currently 99 % used) ****  
**** unclean shutdown detected of your server ****   
**** Machine Check Events detected on your server ****   

11 minutes ago, interwebtech said:

**** Machine Check Events detected on your server ****

 

From your syslog, that looks like a memory problem. I'd run memtest.

 

Aug 31 03:40:49 Tower kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: Machine check events logged
Aug 31 03:40:49 Tower kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: CPU 7: Machine Check: 0 Bank 1: b600000000100153
Aug 31 03:40:49 Tower kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: TSC 0 ADDR 7 
Aug 31 03:40:49 Tower kernel: mce: [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 2:600f20 TIME 1535712033 SOCKET 0 APIC 7 microcode 600084f

 

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Parity check no errors. Memtest one pass no errors. I am letting it run another pass to be sure.

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Server hung last night sometime (did not reboot itself this time). Totally unresponsive this morning. Only a flashing cursor on the monitor. No access via the network, shares not visible and of course Plex not found. Had to hard reset the box to restart it. Looking at cache pool it didn't complete the Mover process.

tower-diagnostics-20180906-0850.zip

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