Hi everyone, I have a problem that I noticed in the last few days.
For the past 3 months, I've been running an NFS connection (from another storage server) into a jail running Plex and it works great.
The problem I noticed is that the RAM in TrueNAS fills up after a few hours to a level where there is no more space for ZFS and nothing else.
I narrowed it down to the NFS mount because the second I do umount the RAM returns back to a normal level.
I think it's some NFS cache, but I'm not sure.
The command I used to mount into the jail:
I would appreciate it if you could help me figure out how to solve this problem because it causes additional problems. Eventually, it crashes the system or other jails and also the PMS so I can't leave the situation as it is.
For the past 3 months, I've been running an NFS connection (from another storage server) into a jail running Plex and it works great.
The problem I noticed is that the RAM in TrueNAS fills up after a few hours to a level where there is no more space for ZFS and nothing else.
I narrowed it down to the NFS mount because the second I do umount the RAM returns back to a normal level.
I think it's some NFS cache, but I'm not sure.
The command I used to mount into the jail:
iocage fstab -a Plex IPofanotherstorageserver:/volume1/linux-isos /mnt/linux-isos2 nfs rw 0 0I would appreciate it if you could help me figure out how to solve this problem because it causes additional problems. Eventually, it crashes the system or other jails and also the PMS so I can't leave the situation as it is.
