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Immich•3y ago
zenxedo

Photo Upload crashes Proxmox

I'm using docker compose on a proxmox vm. When I upload photos/videos to the web interface it locks up and proxmox shuts down. Some photos do end up getting uploaded but it usually hangs with 2 uploading. I can't find any stored logs to see what is happening. I checked syslog in proxmox but did not see anything.
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zenxedo
zenxedoOP•3y ago
Also crashes using cli
jrasm91
jrasm91•3y ago
Do the container logs have anything in them?
Zack
Zack•3y ago
The entire host is locking and shutting down? I would try it without the machine learning container, see how that works for you
zenxedo
zenxedoOP•3y ago
I checked the container server log and it looks to me like it does not store the log The entire host is locking and shutting down
Zack
Zack•3y ago
If that's happening, something is very unhappy with what's going on. The machine learning container will use AVX2 instructions which can cause a large amount of heat under high loads, more than normal loads would cause. I would advise watching your CPU temperature as you do the upload as your CPU might be locking and shutting off if it can't throttle enough to stay cool
zenxedo
zenxedoOP•3y ago
I'll try those things. Could it really heat up that quick, it does it in about 10 seconds? Probably even quicker
Zack
Zack•3y ago
Yes If the cooling isn't adequate it could literally hit max temp and shut off in seconds 😛 All CPUs have a built in cut-off temperature that if they hit they just completely shut off to protect themselves
zenxedo
zenxedoOP•3y ago
Upload worked fine with machine learning container off. Checked the cpu logs before the crash and the load was low with no spikes.
Zack
Zack•3y ago
What CPU do you have in your system?
zenxedo
zenxedoOP•3y ago
36 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2696 v3 @ 2.30GHz (1 Socket) the vm has 24 cores allotted
Zack
Zack•3y ago
That's a very interesting cpu 😛 That doesn't even show up listed on ark, generally meaning it was made specifically for some vendor It does however seem to have AVX2, so if it's not overheating I'm not really sure what could be causing it There could be some other incompatibility causing it to crash under AVX2 loads The problem with custom chips like that is god knows if they have weird issues, unlikely there's any public information about them 🤣

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