had an unscheduled system reboot

orddie

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New alerts:
* freenas.local had an unscheduled system reboot.
The operating system successfully came back online at Mon Feb 24 02:25:05 2020.


Current alerts:
* Scrub of pool 'freenas-boot' finished.
* Scrub of pool 'Red_1TB' started.
* Scrub of pool 'Red_1TB' finished.
* 1 SSH login failures:
Feb 23 16:11:54 freenas sshd[23577]: Failed password for root from 172.16.10.223 port 54146 ssh2

* Rsync "PUSH" task for "/mnt/pool/Data_Share/Backups" succeeded.
* freenas.local had an unscheduled system reboot.
The operating system successfully came back online at Mon Feb 24 02:25:05 2020.



looking in the /var/debug log I see

Code:
Feb 24 01:38:19 freenas collectd[36166]: type = syslog, key = LogLevel, value = err
Feb 24 02:25:22 freenas uwsgi: [freeadmin.navtree:105] Unable to import 'django.contrib.sessions' 'forms': No module named 'django.contrib.sessions.forms'
Feb 24 02:25:22 freenas uwsgi: [freeadmin.navtree:105] Unable to import 'django.contrib.staticfiles' 'forms': No module named 'django.contrib.staticfiles.forms'
Feb 24 02:25:22 freenas uwsgi: [freeadmin.navtree:105] Unable to import 'freenasUI.api' 'forms': No module named 'freenasUI.api.forms'
Feb 24 02:25:22 freenas uwsgi: [freeadmin.navtree:105] Unable to import 'freenasUI.plugins' 'forms': No module named 'freenasUI.plugins.forms'
Feb 24 02:25:22 freenas uwsgi: [freeadmin.navtree:105] Unable to import 'freenasUI.reporting' 'forms': No module named 'freenasUI.reporting.forms'
Feb 24 02:25:22 freenas uwsgi: [freeadmin.navtree:105] Unable to import 'freenasUI.jails' 'forms': No module named 'freenasUI.jails.forms'
Feb 24 02:25:22 freenas uwsgi: [freeadmin.site:68] Model <class 'freenasUI.network.models.VLAN'> already registered, overwriting...
Feb 24 02:25:30 freenas /netcli: [urllib3.connectionpool:225] Starting new HTTP connection (1): 172.16.10.2:443
Feb 24 02:25:30 freenas /netcli: [urllib3.connectionpool:437] http://172.16.10.2:443 "HEAD / HTTP/1.1" 400 0
Feb 24 02:25:30 freenas /netcli: [urllib3.connectionpool:959] Starting new HTTPS connection (1): 172.16.10.2:443
Feb 24 02:25:31 freenas /netcli: [urllib3.connectionpool:437] https://172.16.10.2:443 "HEAD / HTTP/1.1" 302 0
Feb 24 02:25:31 freenas /netcli: [urllib3.connectionpool:225] Starting new HTTP connection (1): 172.16.10.2:80
Feb 24 02:25:31 freenas /netcli: [urllib3.connectionpool:437] http://172.16.10.2:80 "HEAD / HTTP/1.1" 302 0
Feb 24 02:26:06 freenas collectd[1845]: type = syslog, key = LogLevel, value = err



in /var/log/messages shows nothing out of the norm

Code:
Feb 24 02:18:05 freenas mountd[1239]: mount request from 192.168.254.3 for non existent path /mnt/RaidZ-SSD
Feb 24 02:18:05 freenas mountd[1239]: mount request denied from 192.168.254.3 for /mnt/RaidZ-SSD
Feb 24 02:25:18 freenas syslog-ng[1098]: syslog-ng starting up; version='3.23.1'
Feb 24 02:25:18 freenas Copyright (c) 1992-2019 The FreeBSD Project.
Feb 24 02:25:18 freenas Copyright (c) 1979, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994
Feb 24 02:25:18 freenas         The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
Feb 24 02:25:18 freenas FreeBSD is a registered trademark of The FreeBSD Foundation.


having a look in /data/crash shows no new files

Code:
root@freenas[/var/crash]# cd /data/crash
root@freenas[/data/crash]# ls -alh
total 110
drwxrwxr-x  2 root  www     9B Nov 18 22:21 .
drwxr-xr-x  7 www   www    13B Feb 24 07:25 ..
-rw-r--r--  1 root  www     2B Nov 18 22:21 bounds
-rw-------  1 root  www   606B Nov 18 22:12 info.0
-rw-------  1 root  www   605B Nov 18 22:21 info.1
lrwxr-xr-x  1 root  www     6B Nov 18 22:21 info.last -> info.1
-rw-------  1 root  www    51K Nov 18 22:12 textdump.tar.0.gz
-rw-------  1 root  www    50K Nov 18 22:21 textdump.tar.1.gz
lrwxr-xr-x  1 root  www    17B Nov 18 22:21 textdump.tar.last.gz -> textdump.tar.1.gz
 

orddie

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still having the reboots about once a day.

what are my options to determine root cause?
 

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bump
 

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the longest the systems stays up is 4 days. Commonly around 1-2 days

What logs should I be looking at
 

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orddie

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i disabled the SMART service and still rebooted. Looks like it may be tied to my USB boot drive SCRUB. Possible?
 

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You need to disable SMART on the individual drives. This only applies to SSDs, and only with certain HBAs. Stopping the service does nothing.
 

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You need to disable SMART on the individual drives. This only applies to SSDs, and only with certain HBAs. Stopping the service does nothing.
done. Thanks Mate.
 

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Looks like that is. Up 6 days! Sweet. Thanks @mgittelman
 

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I reinstall FreeNAS VM and change ssd to hdd and receive unscheduled system reboots. How can I solve the problem? Especially I receive thread when transmission plugin download something. I never had before this problem. VM worked 4-5 years.
 

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You need to disable SMART on the individual drives. This only applies to SSDs, and only with certain HBAs. Stopping the service does nothing.
I reinstall FreeNAS VM and change ssd to hdd and receive unscheduled system reboots. How can I solve the problem? Especially I receive thread when transmission plugin download something. I never had before this problem. VM worked 4-5 years.
 

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@Lyubomyr83 What you quoted me on is in reference to a problem with LSI HBAs from over 2 months ago that has since been solved in 11.3-U3. You might be better off creating a new thread, and including details about your set up so we can help you. Unscheduled reboots can be caused by a lot of things. Need to know what version of FreeNAS you are running, all your hardware details, and any troubleshooting steps you've taken.
 
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