I experienced my unRAID log file running completely full a few weeks ago, and I cleared it by deleting syslog* from /var/log/, but I didn't think twice about it.

Now, It's full again, and I'm looking at it.. I'm getting spammed by these messages every second that I don't understand in the slightest:

Jul 21 04:40:20 NAS nginx: 2020/07/21 04:40:20 [crit] 22193#22193: ngx_slab_alloc() failed: no memory
Jul 21 04:40:20 NAS nginx: 2020/07/21 04:40:20 [error] 22193#22193: shpool alloc failed
Jul 21 04:40:20 NAS nginx: 2020/07/21 04:40:20 [error] 22193#22193: nchan: Out of shared memory while allocating message of size 6775. Increase nchan_max_reserved_memory.
Jul 21 04:40:20 NAS nginx: 2020/07/21 04:40:20 [error] 22193#22193: *14271051 nchan: error publishing message (HTTP status code 500), client: unix:, server: , request: "POST /pub/disks?buffer_length=1 HTTP/1.1", host: "localhost"
Jul 21 04:40:20 NAS nginx: 2020/07/21 04:40:20 [error] 22193#22193: MEMSTORE:00: can't create shared message for channel /disks

Anyone have any advice on where to even start?

What web browser do you use?

1 hour ago, joshbgosh10592 said:

advice on where to even start

By posting diagnostics of course

13 hours ago, trurl said:

By posting diagnostics of course

I tried to gather it, but the page just hangs. I also don't have the CPU stats populated (all cores show 0%). I think this happened last time I manually deleted the syslog files.

 

14 hours ago, Energen said:

What web browser do you use?

I use Chrome.

11 minutes ago, joshbgosh10592 said:

I tried to gather it, but the page just hangs.

Best way to clear logs is to reboot.

 

Reboot and post diagnostics. Also setup Syslog Server:

 

1 hour ago, trurl said:

Best way to clear logs is to reboot.

 

Reboot and post diagnostics. Also setup Syslog Server:

 

Attached is the diag zip. However, it's now not throwing those errors. I figure it's just a matter of time though?

 

I'm working on setting up a syslog server, but haven't had the time yet.

nas-diagnostics-20200730-1144.zip

1 hour ago, joshbgosh10592 said:

it's now not throwing those errors. I figure it's just a matter of time though?

These seem to be what is spamming your log every second or so. No wonder it fills up.

Jul 30 11:44:37 NAS rpcbind[18877]: connect from 10.9.220.11 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:38 NAS rpcbind[18878]: connect from 10.9.220.49 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:48 NAS rpcbind[19028]: connect from 10.9.220.49 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:48 NAS rpcbind[19029]: connect from 10.9.220.11 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:57 NAS rpcbind[19556]: connect from 10.9.220.11 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:58 NAS rpcbind[19583]: connect from 10.9.220.49 to getport/addr(mountd)

Any idea what that's about?

On 7/30/2020 at 1:09 PM, trurl said:

These seem to be what is spamming your log every second or so. No wonder it fills up.

Jul 30 11:44:37 NAS rpcbind[18877]: connect from 10.9.220.11 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:38 NAS rpcbind[18878]: connect from 10.9.220.49 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:48 NAS rpcbind[19028]: connect from 10.9.220.49 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:48 NAS rpcbind[19029]: connect from 10.9.220.11 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:57 NAS rpcbind[19556]: connect from 10.9.220.11 to getport/addr(mountd)
Jul 30 11:44:58 NAS rpcbind[19583]: connect from 10.9.220.49 to getport/addr(mountd)

Any idea what that's about?

Those are my Proxmox nodes binding, which should be NFS. The nodes weren't happy I rebooted the NAS on them..

Edited August 2, 20205 yr by joshbgosh10592
changed "happen" to "happy" Typo

On 7/31/2020 at 4:10 PM, joshbgosh10592 said:

Those are my Proxmox nodes binding, which should be NFS. The nodes weren't happy I rebooted the NAS on them..

Did you ever find a answer to this? My proxmox is  causing the same log spamming. Sure seems like a Unraid issue vs a Proxmox issue.