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Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - RoyalFaceMelter - 2024-12-30
My JF container (Unraid docker) keeps getting shutdown every two or so days and my server displays a OOM error. The container always restarts itself and seems to available again after a short time. Not sure what's going or how to troubleshoot. Any help would be welcome. I have attached an image of the OOM log message I'm seeing.
Thanks in advance!
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - TheDreadPirate - 2024-12-30
How much memory are you giving it? Can you share your logs via pastebin? Is a scheduled task running shortly before the OOM?
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - RoyalFaceMelter - 2024-12-30
(2024-12-30, 01:30 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: How much memory are you giving it? Can you share your logs via pastebin? Is a scheduled task running shortly before the OOM?
It's allowed 16gb, I don't limit any of my docker containers actually. I've never seen anything get even close to the 16gb limit.
No scheduled tasks run right before the OOM, as you can see by the timestamps in the screenshot it was a sort of random time in the afternoon, not on the hour or anything.
I can get the logs, which ones would you need to see or like to see?
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - RoyalFaceMelter - 2024-12-30
(2024-12-30, 01:30 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: How much memory are you giving it? Can you share your logs via pastebin? Is a scheduled task running shortly before the OOM?
I created the Pastebin of my log (from Today) - it crashed today at 14:22 -- I have the log from 13:00 to 16:00 so it should cover everything. I didn't see anything out of the ordinary, but I am no expert...
Pastebin Link:
https://pastebin.com/45PXnxxm
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - TheDreadPirate - 2024-12-31
What kind of mount types are you using for your docker config? Can you share screenshots of unRAID UI for the Jellyfin container config?
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - RoyalFaceMelter - 2024-12-31
(2024-12-31, 07:11 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: What kind of mount types are you using for your docker config? Can you share screenshots of unRAID UI for the Jellyfin container config?
I've attached a screenshot of my docker container config.
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - TheDreadPirate - 2024-12-31
In the top right of the unRAID UI, click on the terminal icon. Then type this command to print out the docker daemon logs.
Code:
journalctl -u docker.service -n 1000 --no-pagerShare the output of that command via pastebin. Hopefully 1000 lines goes back far enough to capture the last instance this happened.
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - TheDreadPirate - 2024-12-31
And what is the output of this command, also on the unRAID terminal.
Code:
docker inspect jellyfin | grep -i MALLOC_TRIM_THRESHOLD_RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - RoyalFaceMelter - 2024-12-31
(2024-12-31, 07:33 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: In the top right of the unRAID UI, click on the terminal icon. Then type this command to print out the docker daemon logs.
Code:journalctl -u docker.service -n 1000 --no-pager
Share the output of that command via pastebin. Hopefully 1000 lines goes back far enough to capture the last instance this happened.
This one tells me the journalctl command is not found.
(2024-12-31, 07:38 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: And what is the output of this command, also on the unRAID terminal.
Code:docker inspect jellyfin | grep -i MALLOC_TRIM_THRESHOLD_
This code returns nothing. Not error or anything, it just doesn’t return anything.
RE: Jellyfin keeps getting shutdown due to OOM errors - TheDreadPirate - 2024-12-31
How about
Code:
grep dockerd /var/log/syslog