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@natzilla DELLicious. Thanks for ruling out the middleware.

Definitely points to an upstream issue not cleaning up.

The graphs are just a rough value over time and not showing peak usage by the second. In such cases the app probably spikend in memory usage exhausting the limit and Cloudron will restart it. Generally unless this happens often, this is not to worry about.

This may be related to https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/8897/any-way-to-check-in-the-app-what-is-using-all-this-ram/11

@nebulon

Hi, it's been a little while since this was last looked into. With the suggestion from robi do you think this is something we can look at doing soon? I am still willing to provide access for testing CUDA.

@murgero thank you!

@girish I am starting to think that it is the modem but being on my second one of the same model. You don't think it is my setup at all? I am curious about if my setup needs to be tweaked in anyway.

@privsec that depends on the settings in handbrake, look into it.

@girish This actually answered my question.

I was ultimately concerned with performance for my "various sources" of content

@privsec Maybe it's the same issue: from time to time there is no way to see anything with the iOS yellyfin app. That's when I kill the iOS app and restart. Boom. It works again.

Thank you @girish

@nebulon That is correct

I messed up. I'm updating my custom my apps through my CI and I misconfigured it. I pushed an app that did not use ldap on to jellyfin and when I reverted back to proper jellyfin, it forget that it had ldap. I just edited the evars for the container and now it works.

I'll just keep an eye on it for the next update.

@AartJansen this sounds a bit like an upstream app issue rather than Cloudron related. But maybe someone else here tried to use audiobooks with jellyfin already to give some feedback?

I have pushed an update for this.

@scooke since it's not a Jellyfin issue, make a new support request.

@nebulon and @girish

I am not proxying, nor using Cloudflare for my server.

Which, security wise is probably very stupid. but recently I have been able to upload a 10gig file and I have been slowly adding to my collection.

You can mark as resolved if desired, but I will report back if it fails again

@matthewdykstra I don't need an account. Thanks for testing.

@nebulon

the only thing I changed, after it was not working, was the servername in the general-settings, from an UUID to the fqdn, in the hope it would be better. that's all.

sorry, I double thought of that also, but no, I haven't. I remember that after creating the instance I did set up my usual admin account & then had to add my personal user-account manually, I assumed there was no LDAP-connection (like wallabag), but did'nt check on it due to timely-restrictions. (means also NO time to fiddle with the setup)
only after I added more users to it I checked for an LDAP-plugin and saw it is existent, but was not working. also - due to timely-restirctions - not investigating why it didn't work out of the box.
since I had some time now, I started investigating, especially, since I had to create more and more user-accounts all way long, as the provided media gained on interests.

after 35 years of systemadministration, I know, sometimes unexplainable things happen – it's just not always straight forward as it everyone would suspect.

hab's gut derweil
cheers
günter