Unauthorized Reboot - 11.1-RELEASE

[FFF]

Mine still aren't actually rebooting, but I received another email from a new system today. Tracked it down to this:

Code:

Mar  6 03:45:03 hostname1 kernel: pid 262 (python3.6), uid 0: exited on signal 11 (core dumped)

So I checked for python processes started around that time and found this:

Code:

root	   13531	0.0  0.1  74884  65288  -  I	03:45		0:02.68 /usr/local/bin/python /etc/find_alias_for_smtplib.py -FCronDaemon -odi -oem -oi -t (python3.6)
root	   13665	0.0  0.2 188560 138304  -  S	03:45		0:12.82 python3.6: middlewared (python3.6)

Went back and found the same thing on another system:

Code:

Feb 28 12:19:08 hostname2 kernel: pid 250 (python3.6), uid 0: exited on signal 11 (core dumped)

And again:

Code:

root			   42507	0.0  0.2 194096 136816  -  S	Wed12	   22:34.33 python3.6: middlewared (python3.6)

hey @Scharbag any updates on your bug? I still can't see it. I'm about ready to log one of mine own too because my hosts thankfully aren't *actually* rebooting ... they're just emailing me telling me they did erroneously.

 

[gurtonBuster]

Mine is, scrub started this morning and, it has rebooted 7 times since about 4:30. I changed the scrub to 3 days, the reboots changed to 3 days. I guess it will keep rebooting until it completes the scrub. Scrub a dub dub. I'm thinking of running memtest to see if it's a memory thing. I have ecc ram, but it may be that it's having a big error, and halting the system.

 

[FFF]

Filed bug report https://redmine.ixsystems.com/issues/29133

 

[Scharbag]

My server has been more stable - hope it stays that way. I am resilvering 2 drives right now (replacing to swap sizes). We will see how it goes...

 

[Scharbag]

Mine still aren't actually rebooting, but I received another email from a new system today. Tracked it down to this:

Code:

Mar  6 03:45:03 hostname1 kernel: pid 262 (python3.6), uid 0: exited on signal 11 (core dumped)

So I checked for python processes started around that time and found this:

Code:

root	   13531	0.0  0.1  74884  65288  -  I	03:45		0:02.68 /usr/local/bin/python /etc/find_alias_for_smtplib.py -FCronDaemon -odi -oem -oi -t (python3.6)
root	   13665	0.0  0.2 188560 138304  -  S	03:45		0:12.82 python3.6: middlewared (python3.6)

Went back and found the same thing on another system:

Code:

Feb 28 12:19:08 hostname2 kernel: pid 250 (python3.6), uid 0: exited on signal 11 (core dumped)

And again:

Code:

root			   42507	0.0  0.2 194096 136816  -  S	Wed12	   22:34.33 python3.6: middlewared (python3.6)

hey @Scharbag any updates on your bug? I still can't see it. I'm about ready to log one of mine own too because my hosts thankfully aren't *actually* rebooting ... they're just emailing me telling me they did erroneously.

Still marked as private. Still targeted for 11.2. No further information given.

Cheers,

 

[cobrakiller58]

Mine is, scrub started this morning and, it has rebooted 7 times since about 4:30. I changed the scrub to 3 days, the reboots changed to 3 days. I guess it will keep rebooting until it completes the scrub. Scrub a dub dub. I'm thinking of running memtest to see if it's a memory thing. I have ecc ram, but it may be that it's having a big error, and halting the system.

If you haven't filed a bug report you probably should if IX systems are having trouble reproducing the problem and you can consistently reproduce it your information maybe valuable to them.

 

[Hossa]

Hey,

it looks like I have a "huge" problem with my Storage03.....

As I am having restarts when scrubbing the volume, I decided to backup all my data to an external drive, just to make sure....
Now the system even restarts when I am copying files.....
So in the past hours I already had 3 more unauthorized reboots.....

Cheers
Hossa

Update: Make it five! :-(

 

[gurtonBuster]

I'm having the same problem, I tried a memory test to see if it would fail, and it didn't I also updated the bios on my motherboard. Also while I was there Pulled my system event log from the motherboard with the intel sel tool, and nothing showed up apart from the normal boot messages.

 

[gurtonBuster]

Does your's reboot when you manually initiate a scrub? I tried that, and it didn't reboot, it just finished. Which sort of seems odd to meeeee.

 

[Hossa]

Hello,

bitterly it does! :-(

Again had 2 more reboots during file copy.

 

[Hossa]

Changed back to 11.0-U4
Still copying files....but for over a day no reboots.....

So it must be a strange combination of HW and SW !?

 

[gurtonBuster]

I unfortunately don't have the option to revert to 11.0-U4 it is no longer in my boot list. I guess I will just have to deal. It stinks because on the older versions my up-time (much like my pimp hand) was way strong. I also don't have a copy of 11.0 I looked but cant find one.

Is there somewhere I can download older versions from freenas I wonder?

I would be afraid to download it from an unofficial source even if I could find it elsewhere.

I doubt I can install a downgrade but I can always just back up my meager nas to a temporary storage device, and reinstall.
If it's a hardware problem, I just wish I knew what it was. I can't even fine log file information showing what happened.

 

[danb35]

Is there somewhere I can download older versions from freenas I wonder?

Of course, download.freenas.org. You can find all the 11.x releases here: http://download.freenas.org/11/

 

[unitstif]

Having the same issue, 11.1 U2 running on Dell R510. Just discovered this yesterday as the system isn't in PROD yet (thankfully).

 

[Hossa]

FreeNAS-11.1-U3
was released !

Anyone tried yet ?

 

[IceBoosteR]

FreeNAS-11.1-U3
was released !

Anyone tried yet ?

You should skip the update for a while, as there are new issues (SMB related) https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/11-1-u3-user-passwords-reset.62527/#post-446113

 

[gurtonBuster]

I'm going to try it tonight when I get home I can't even use my nas, It keeps rebooting so I have nothing to loose. I'm going to have to reinstall an older version anyways. I'll let you know. There seems to be enough of a workaround. For my purposes as I only have two users.

 

[gurtonBuster]

FreeNAS-11.1-U3
was released !

Anyone tried yet ?

So I have been running u3 for three days. I have not had a reboot yet I did a manual scrub on the first day, it did the scheduled scrub (which always triggers a reboot). everything seems to be going well. so I upgraded to u4 moments ago, which is the fix for the smb problem with u3 I will let you know what I get from that.

Prior to changing over to u3 that day It was in a boot loop. it rebooted 18 times before I got home from work. I manually turned off the machine and turned it back on. It stayed up long enough to cancel the scrub, and upgrade to u3. So here's hoping it sticks.

changelog: post edited to add missing e to the word been lol

 

[FFF]

You should skip the update for a while, as there are new issues (SMB related) https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/11-1-u3-user-passwords-reset.62527/#post-446113

Looks like they already released U4 to address that FWIW

 

[Hossa]

Hello,

I also updated to U4 yesterday evening. We will see what happens next.....

28.03.2018 Update: Running good so far....no abnormalities...