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Server Lock Up

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Last few weeks my server has been locking up and sending a mass of error emails with the subject of 

"cron for user root /etc/rc.d/rc.diskinfo --daemon &> /dev/null" and in the body "/bin/sh: fork: retry: Resource temporarily unavailable". I am able to log in to the gui and ssh but it refuses to do a clean shut down. I have to hard power off. This has started happening every couple of days now. I thought it was due to Plex transcoding to RAM which I set up about a month ago but I've since reverted it back to default and this issue continues happening. Diagnostics file is attached, I would be grateful for any assistance I can get with this problem. 

 

tower-diagnostics-20200125-0937.zip

The badness starts at Jan 25 04:01:07. What do you have configured to run at 04:00? It might be something inside one of you containers.

 

Is it always at 04:00?

 

Can you get dmesg output when the system is in a bad state? Also consider a remote syslog facility.

 

Since you say the system is responding over TCP/IP; ssh in, then run dmesg command look for oops (kernel panic) and oom (out of memory) errors.

  • 2 weeks later...
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This happened again this morning at 4am. It only happens every few weeks. The only thing I have running is the user script to backup my VMs. I can access the gui and SSH but it hangs when I try to reboot. The console shows "Waiting up to 420 seconds for graceful shutdown". I stopped the docker and VM service before trying to reboot so I don't know what it's hanging on. 
I was able to get the dmesg output but a search for oops and oom turned up nothing. Not sure what is causing this to happen.

 

 

dmesg2.5.20.txt tower-diagnostics-20200205-0821.zip

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Log is filled with these:

Feb  5 04:20:02 TOWER rc.diskinfo[12971]: PHP Warning: exec(): Unable to fork [timeout -s 9 60 /bin/lsblk -nbP -o name,type,size,mountpoint,fstype,label 2>/dev/null] in /etc/rc.d/rc.diskinfo on line 361
Feb  5 04:20:03 TOWER rc.diskinfo[20296]: PHP Warning: exec(): Unable to fork [timeout -s 9 60 /bin/lsblk -nbP -o name,type,size,mountpoint,fstype,label 2>/dev/null] in /etc/rc.d/rc.diskinfo on line 361

 

Any idea what you have installed causing this? If not try booting in safe mode.

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1 hour ago, johnnie.black said:

Log is filled with these:


Feb  5 04:20:02 TOWER rc.diskinfo[12971]: PHP Warning: exec(): Unable to fork [timeout -s 9 60 /bin/lsblk -nbP -o name,type,size,mountpoint,fstype,label 2>/dev/null] in /etc/rc.d/rc.diskinfo on line 361
Feb  5 04:20:03 TOWER rc.diskinfo[20296]: PHP Warning: exec(): Unable to fork [timeout -s 9 60 /bin/lsblk -nbP -o name,type,size,mountpoint,fstype,label 2>/dev/null] in /etc/rc.d/rc.diskinfo on line 361

 

Any idea what you have installed causing this? If not try booting in safe mode.

Seeing the diskinfo line the only thing that stands out to me would be the disk location plugin. Could that be causing this issue?

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Don't know, never used it, try uninstalling it and see.

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