DSM 6.x und darunter Ruhezustand funktioniert nicht mehr richtig

[Skiwlkr]

Hallo!

Wie viele habe ich auch ein Problem mit dem Ruhezustand und bekomm es selber nicht gelöst. Meine DS115j fährt nach ca. 10-15 minuten in den Ruhezustand, so wie ich das im DSM eingestellt habe, wacht dann aber schon nach ca. einer Stunde wieder auf... und das wiederholt sich Tag und Nacht. Dabei blink das LAN Lämpchen alle 5-6 Sekunden.
Das einzige was ich rauslesen kann ist das die CloudStation irgendwas macht... Obwohl keines meiner Geräte zu dem Zeitpunkt an war. Ist es normale das cloud-cleand alle 10 Sekunden irgendetwas macht?

Hier ein kleiner Auszug aus dem Logfile:

Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.499558] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.507446] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.515164] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.523050] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.530759] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.538635] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.546350] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:49 Synology kernel: [153392.554233] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 3 [comm:(ksoftirqd/0)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:51 Synology kernel: [153394.831387] [anon_inode:[signalfd]] (7) - pid 6476 [comm:(cloud-cleand), u:(/var/packages/CloudStation/target/sbin/cloud-cle
and /volume1/@c)], ppid 1 [init] 
Jun 26 05:41:51 Synology kernel: [153394.845669] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 16217 [comm:(flush-8:0)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:51 Synology kernel: [153394.853554] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 16217 [comm:(flush-8:0)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:57 Synology kernel: [153400.505803] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:57 Synology kernel: [153400.513692] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:57 Synology kernel: [153400.521411] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:57 Synology kernel: [153400.529295] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:57 Synology kernel: [153400.537004] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:57 Synology kernel: [153400.544880] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 3 [comm:(ksoftirqd/0)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:41:57 Synology kernel: [153400.552414] [anon_inode:[signalfd]] (7) - pid 6476 [comm:(cloud-cleand), u:(/var/packages/CloudStation/target/sbin/cloud-cle
and /volume1/@c)], ppid 1 [init] 
Jun 26 05:42:05 Synology kernel: [153408.511979] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:05 Synology kernel: [153408.519868] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:05 Synology kernel: [153408.527588] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:05 Synology kernel: [153408.535472] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 3 [comm:(ksoftirqd/0)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:05 Synology kernel: [153408.543007] [anon_inode:[signalfd]] (7) - pid 6476 [comm:(cloud-cleand), u:(/var/packages/CloudStation/target/sbin/cloud-cle
and /volume1/@c)], ppid 1 [init] 
Jun 26 05:42:05 Synology kernel: [153408.557266] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 16217 [comm:(flush-8:0)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:05 Synology kernel: [153408.565149] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 16217 [comm:(flush-8:0)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:12 Synology kernel: [153415.517328] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:12 Synology kernel: [153415.525223] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:12 Synology kernel: [153415.532941] [Block I/O] on [sda1] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd] 
Jun 26 05:42:12 Synology kernel: [153415.540826] [SCSI CMD] on [sda] - pid 677 [comm:(jbd2/sda1-8)], ppid 2 [kthreadd]

Vielleicht kann mir jemand sagen was da los ist. Im Netz hab ich zwar Beiträge gefunden mit ähnlichem Code aber keine Lösung für das Problem

Vielen Dank!

 

[Thonav]

Wenn man das hier liest sollte doch meiner Erkenntnis nach verständlich sein, dass bei laufendem Cloudstation Server der Ruhezustand nur bedingt, bzw. nicht funktioniert.

Schalte das Paket Cloudstation Server doch einfach mal auf Inaktiv und schau ob der Ruhezustand dann funktioniert.

 

[Skiwlkr]

Hatte ich schon mal probiert dann bekam ich immer diesen Fehler im log

Jun 24 13:40:16 Synology kernel: [13399.144415] ata1: wake up from deepsleep, reset link now
un 24 13:40:24 Synology kernel: [13409.584512] ata1: wake up successful, the reset fail can be ignored



Mir ist klar das die CloudStation wenn sie läuft den Ruhezustand verhindern könnte. Wieso aber tut sie das wenn kein Gerät im Netz ist und die CS triggert. Bzw. die CS schreibt ja nicht mal irgendwas. Es wird nur irgendwas durchs Netzwerk geschickt alle 10 Sekunden...

 

[Skiwlkr]

ich probiers nochmal und hab hier noch nen anderen Code schnipsel vom scemd.log
Kann mir irgendjemand sagen warum meine DS alle 30min oder Stunde anspringt?
Wenn keiner helfen kann werd ich demnächst mal alles resetten... Hab alle Pakete ausgeschaltet, auch die Cloudstation und sie springt trotzdem jede Stunden an...

Jun 24 10:00:16 Synology scemd: manutild_ip_check.c:40 stop manutild.


Jun 25 08:23:45 Synology scemd: disk/disk_config_single.c:187 apply /usr/syno/bin/DiskApmSet.sh 255  /dev/sda 1>/dev/null 2>&1
Jun 25 08:23:46 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 25 08:13:35]
Jun 25 09:15:50 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:60 DS wakes up from disk deep sleep
Jun 25 09:15:57 Synology scemd: disk/disk_config_single.c:187 apply /usr/syno/bin/DiskApmSet.sh 255  /dev/sda 1>/dev/null 2>&1
Jun 25 09:15:58 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 25 08:58:50]
Jun 25 09:57:34 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:60 DS wakes up from disk deep sleep
Jun 25 09:57:42 Synology scemd: disk/disk_config_single.c:187 apply /usr/syno/bin/DiskApmSet.sh 255  /dev/sda 1>/dev/null 2>&1
Jun 25 09:57:43 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 25 09:36:31]
Jun 25 10:41:41 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:60 DS wakes up from disk deep sleep
Jun 25 10:41:48 Synology scemd: disk/disk_config_single.c:187 apply /usr/syno/bin/DiskApmSet.sh 255  /dev/sda 1>/dev/null 2>&1
Jun 25 10:41:49 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 25 10:35:15]
Jun 25 11:35:32 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:60 DS wakes up from disk deep sleep
Jun 25 11:35:39 Synology scemd: disk/disk_config_single.c:187 apply /usr/syno/bin/DiskApmSet.sh 255  /dev/sda 1>/dev/null 2>&1
Jun 25 11:35:40 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 25 11:07:44]
Jun 25 19:42:09 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:496 fan gpio detect thread 1177355280 created
Jun 26 11:26:49 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:459 fan gpio detect thread exit
Jun 26 11:26:49 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:459 hw polling thread exit
Jun 26 11:26:49 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:459 scemd connector thread exit
Jun 26 11:26:49 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:459 disk led ctrl thread exit
Jun 26 11:26:49 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:459 led ctrl thread exit
Jun 26 11:26:49 Synology scemd: event_handler.c:317 event handler claimed
Jun 26 11:35:32 Synology syno_scemd_connector: scemd_connector/scemd_connector.c:133 Fail to sendto() for scemd connector client.
Jun 26 11:35:35 Synology syno_scemd_connector: scemd_connector/scemd_connector.c:133 Fail to sendto() for scemd connector client.
Jun 26 11:35:39 Synology syno_scemd_connector: scemd_connector/scemd_connector.c:133 Fail to sendto() for scemd connector client.
Jun 26 11:35:56 Synology syno_scemd_connector: SYSTEM:  Last message 'scemd_connector/scem' repeated 3 times, suppressed by syslog-ng on Synology
Jun 26 11:35:56 Synology scemd: event_handler.c:291 event handler thread 1095939088 created
Jun 26 11:35:56 Synology scemd: event_handler.c:98 Fail to sendto() for scemd event handler client.
Jun 26 11:35:56 Synology scemd: show_module_type.c:35 fan_type=7, raid_type=2, led_type=1, thermal_type=2, diskled_ctrl_type=1, auto_poweron_type=1, dual_power_type=1, usbcopy_type=0, fan_number=1, eunit_pwron_type=0, pis_type=0, rtc_type=4, lcm_type=2, wifi_wps_type=254
Jun 26 11:35:57 Synology scemd: fan_config_get.c:49 Type: INTERNAL Fan Mode: LOW_STOP 
Jun 26 11:35:57 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:496 hw polling thread 1115681808 created
Jun 26 11:35:57 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:496 disk led ctrl thread 1124623376 created
Jun 26 11:35:57 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:496 fan gpio detect thread 1133900816 created
Jun 26 11:35:57 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:496 scemd connector thread 1142346768 created
Jun 26 11:35:57 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:496 led ctrl thread 1150977040 created
Jun 26 11:35:57 Synology scemd: scemd_connector.c:150 scemd connector thread start.
Jun 26 11:37:06 Synology scemd: fan_config_get.c:49 Type: INTERNAL Fan Mode: LOW_STOP 
Jun 26 11:37:08 Synology scemd: polling_hibernation_timer.c:1194 Hibernation enable, idle minutes 10
Jun 26 11:37:08 Synology scemd: polling_hibernation_timer.c:1205 SATA Deep sleep timer 0
Jun 26 11:37:09 Synology scemd: disk/disk_path_parse.c:78 bad paramters: unknown device, disk path: 
Jun 26 11:37:57 Synology scemd: manutild_ip_check.c:40 stop manutild.
Jun 26 14:16:55 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 26 14:16:43]
Jun 26 14:31:16 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 26 14:27:30]
Jun 26 14:56:49 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 26 14:46:36]
Jun 26 15:20:52 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 26 15:07:24]
Jun 26 19:31:01 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 26 19:30:49]
Jun 26 19:54:09 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 26 19:50:18]
Jun 26 23:19:40 Synology scemd: manage_services.c:496 fan gpio detect thread 1176925200 created
Jun 27 00:55:34 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 00:55:22]
Jun 27 01:09:40 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 01:06:15]
Jun 27 02:14:26 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 01:23:49]
Jun 27 02:47:36 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 02:24:58]
Jun 27 03:48:43 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 03:00:08]
Jun 27 04:27:26 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 03:59:15]
Jun 27 04:47:54 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 04:37:59]
Jun 27 06:05:10 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 04:59:32]
Jun 27 06:21:24 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 06:19:55]
Jun 27 07:27:21 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 06:40:06]
Jun 27 07:40:19 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 07:40:07]
Jun 27 07:55:30 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 07:54:23]
Jun 27 08:10:58 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 08:06:04]
Jun 27 09:04:23 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 08:27:09]
Jun 27 10:42:21 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 10:42:09]
Jun 27 11:07:44 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 11:01:15]
Jun 27 15:16:03 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 15:15:51]
Jun 27 16:11:57 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 15:27:10]
Jun 27 16:49:09 Synology scemd: event_disk_hibernation_handler.c:42 The internal disks wake up, hibernate from [Jun 27 16:22:30]

 

[Skiwlkr]

Vielleicht bin ich selber gerade über den Fehler gestolpert. Habe gerade das auth.log ausgelesen und hab festgestellt das ich ungewöhnlich viele SSH login versuche habe, die zwar alle scheitern aber wohl die Platte aus dem Schlaf holen. Das auth.log stimmt von den Zeiten zu 80% mit dem scemd.log überein...
Werd SSH jetzt mal abschalten und mal schauen wie die Nacht verläuft...

 

[dil88]

Nur, weil der sshd läuft, wachen aber nicht die Platten aus dem HD-Ruhezustand auf. Dafür muss dann schon ein Zugriff per ssh stattfinden.