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Parity check running when starting array every time

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Yeap, that did the trick. No parity check after changing the disk timeout setting. What do you think caused this. Is it v6.9.0 related?

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21 minutes ago, yogy said:

What do you think caused this. Is it v6.9.0 related?

Not sure, but don't think so.

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47 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Settings - disk settings - shutdown timeout

 

Try 100 secs or similar just to save the new value.


worth pointing out that for many of the timeouts you have to enabled Advanced view.

I had the same issue.

Upgrade to 6.9.0 (and 6.9.1 for that matter) and parity was checked at each reboot.

I applied the 100 sec shutdown timeout and it is ok now.

Was getting the constant parity check with 6.9.1, set the timeout to 100 seconds and its fixed. This is definitely a bug.

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9 hours ago, macieksoft said:

This is definitely a bug.

I would now agree, since it happened to at least a handful of users.

  • ChatNoir changed the title to Parity check running when starting array every time
  • 2 weeks later...
On 3/14/2021 at 11:30 AM, macieksoft said:

Was getting the constant parity check with 6.9.1, set the timeout to 100 seconds and its fixed. This is definitely a bug.

Me too.

Coincided with the installation of my 9th array disk, installation of 2 extra secondary cache drives and upgrade to 6.9.

So not sure what triggered it.   I'm thinking it just has more to do during the timeout period of the shutdown.

 

I just set the timeout to 100.  Will see what happens.

 

  • 3 weeks later...

I was having this issue also. Changing the timeout value seems to have corrected the situation. 

 

Thanks

I'm having this exact same problem, and changing the timeout from the default 90 to 180 did nothing. Recheck started.

 

Anyone offer some tips on where I might need to look to solve this?

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Stop the array but don't shut down or reboot. After it finishes stopping the array (or if it doesn't) post diagnostics.

 

See here for how "unclean shutdown" works:

 

  • 4 months later...

This issue has crept up again for me, original fix was to change shutdown timeout to 100 but in the last few months I have noticed this happening again.

 

Currently on 6.10.0-rc1

server-diagnostics-20210819-1423.zip

Edited by bally12345

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32 minutes ago, bally12345 said:

original fix was to change shutdown timeout to 100 but in the last few months I have noticed this happening again.

 

Aug 19 13:05:50 Server emhttpd: unclean shutdown detected

 

You likely need to increase the timeout even more.

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1 hour ago, JorgeB said:

 

Aug 19 13:05:50 Server emhttpd: unclean shutdown detected

 

You likely need to increase the timeout even more.

Stop the array, time how long it takes to actually finish stopping, and give it more than that.

On 3/7/2021 at 1:05 PM, yogy said:

Since the upgrade to 6.9.0 after every clean reboot of my server, parity check is starting. This wasn't the issue on 6.8.3. From the syslog I get:

Mar  7 12:39:34 unrsrv emhttpd: unclean shutdown detected, but all I did was a click to REBOOT button in the main page. Please find attached my diagnostics file.

unrsrv-syslog-20210307-1155.zip 34.15 kB · 1 download

I have exactly the same issue (parity check after each normal reboot/shutdown via the WebGUI, syslog saying "unclean shutdown", etc.). This also started to happen right after i updated from 6.8.3 to 6.9.2.

I will try the fix provided in this thread but I think @limetech could maybe consider a fix in the next version.

 

Best,

OP

 

UPDATE 1: changing "Settings > disk settings > shutdown timeout" from 90 to 120 seems to have fixed the issue for me.

Edited by Opawesome

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