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Looking at this, it seems to be stuck on disk IO. Is there any way for you to use disks inside the VM instead of mounts? We've seen this before, something in the mount goes wrong and blocks the disk access causing Sab to freeze. Why not run Sab in a Docker or something like that? Sorry for delay, h...

safihre wrote: ↑March 28th, 2021, 7:16 am I wanted to check the log file, but it is not shared.

Permissions should be fixed. Apologies, not super familiar with sharing on Google drive

Quick update,
Using the "Restart" option in the Web UI does not fix the problem.
I have to go into the terminal and manually stop/start the service

In the Status and Interface settings Window, enable +Debug logging. Then after it happens again, click in the same window Show Logging. This can happen if it is stuck trying somewhere. I suspect something to do with the disk IO. Can you try what happens if you download to the"40GB Datastore&qu...

In the Status and Interface settings Window, enable +Debug logging. Then after it happens again, click in the same window Show Logging. This can happen if it is stuck trying somewhere. I suspect something to do with the disk IO. Can you try what happens if you download to the"40GB Datastore&qu...

How interesting. I have just started to see similar behavior on a Windows 10 VM with a similar configuration (NAS) that you describe. I have to stop Sabnzbd and then force kill the process in widows. Also looking for any suggestions. Glad I'm not alone in this lol. Did you also recently update your...

System: VM with 4CPU Cores 2GB RAM 20GB System Datastore 40GB Datastore as Temporary Download Folder Ubuntu Server 20.04 Attached NAS for completed downloads, but do not think this is relevent After downloading for a while, my "download speed" just freezes at whatever number its at, and th...

Just had Sab lockup for 5 minutes, and then this popped up like 5 times in my Sab's Error log, not sure if related: [19/Feb/2021:03:02:19] Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/cherrypy/_cpwsgi.py", line 189, in trap return func(*args, **kwargs) File "...

Update: I have determined with
dd if=/dev/zero of=/[mount directory]/io_test bs=1M count=4096 status=progress
that my Sab VM is able to Write to my TrueNAS array at 122MB/s avg...

So, I'm lead to believe that this issue is something inherent with my Sab VM

While SAB is not doing anything: In SABnzbd's upper right corner, click on the wrench symbol ("Status and interface options"), then click on first tab Status, and therev click on the Refresh Arrow. Post all those results here (except your public IPv4 and iPv6 address) Used cache0 B (0 art...

System info: Sab on an ESXi 6.7 VM (Linux, Ubuntu 20.04)... allocated 2CPU cores and 1GB of RAM CPU is Ryzen 2700X Storage is 3x 8TB drives handled by TrueNAS v12. The Sab VM accesses the storage via NFS mounted share, hosted on the same physical machine. I had to reinstall TrueNAS and Sab last nigh...