[Support]: Error occurred when attempting to maintain recording cache #16654
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You could try enabling debug logs for |
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Here is a log from today. Frigate ran for about 8 hrs then the errors started. I noticed eventually the error logs say "No space left on device" but that isn't the case as there is 18 Tb's free and it looks like frigate has only used a little over 300gb with no limit on how much of the 18 Tb's it can use. Hopefully you guys notice something in the logs. Thanks for the assistance.
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Hey guys. I have submitted a ticket with Synology regarding the No space left error so looking to see if they find anything. They are wondering if it could be a ffmpeg error? Is it possible to roll back to a different version of ffmpeg? If so how would I test that? Did you find anything in the log that may be causing the issue I’m having? Thanks |
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You can try using ffmpeg 5 by setting your config as: |
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Good morning, I have gotten rid of the frigate.api.media b" errors and frigate seems to be running much longer using ffmpeg 5. I am still left with errors after about 7 hrs of frigate running. I have attached a new log, I am wondering what you guys think? I still have an open ticket with Synology and am waiting for them to get back to me to see what they find out. Thanks for the assistance. |
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Ticket has been closed with Synology, they have logged into the NAS and can't find anything wrong with the way the shared folder is setup. They also had me copy 2tb of data from the Mac mini to the shared SMB mounted folder, not an issue at all transferring the data at over 800 Mb/s. They are unable to further continue the investigation as frigate will not run on the DS920+ (It runs to slow and has the CPU maxed out even with the coral installed). Synology stated that if frigate is not installed on the synology container manager they can't assist any further. Frigate will run totally fine on internal storage or and external mounted USB drive but this defeats the purpose of having a NAS for storage. As mentioned before this ran perfectly fine on a Ubuntu system storing to the same NAS. Not sure why I'm getting errors now with the Mac mini setup? Is it possible it's a Docker desktop for Mac issue? Any other ideas on where I should look for issues? Edit: Did anyone have a look at this log with debug enabled? |
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Describe the problem you are having
I seem to be getting this error "Error occurred when attempting to maintain recording cache" every so often, I have checked my network switches for errors and am not seeing anything occurring on that side of things. Storage is setup on a NAS, I don't seem to get these errors when using a USB SSD for storage.
Im really not sure what's causing this issue, frigate seems to recover and keep on running. Ignore the frigate.api.media b" errors for now please as I have a different support thread open for that. Hoping you can shed some insight on what I might have wrong. Thanks
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CPU (no coral)
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hikvision
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