Emby preventing sleep

[jonboyuk 12]

Recently Emby has been keeping my Synology NAS from entering Disk Hibernation.

 

It was suggested on here that I turn off Auto Port Mapping, which I did and it fixed it

 

However since the most recent update, it's preventing Disk Hibernation again, but the port mapping is still switched off. What changed in the update? :/

[Luke 40091]

Please attach the emby server log, thanks.

[jonboyuk 12]

Please attach the emby server log, thanks.

 

Thanks Luke - log attached.

embyserver.txt

[Luke 40091]

What time did you expect the server to go to sleep?

[Luke 40091]

@@FrostByte is your Synology having trouble sleeping?

[FrostByte 5258]

I haven't configured it to sleep, just scheduled power off/on.  I'll set it up to sleep though to see if it works.

 

There's another long thread in here also on the issue I need to re-read

[Luke 40091]

Thanks !

[FrostByte 5258]

Okay, HDD hibernation turned on and no DLNA.  I'll watch for the lights after we're done watching

[Luke 40091]

So it worked for you?

[FrostByte 5258]

No it does not.  I've turned off RTM, DLNA, Port Mapping and I even tried removing my NAS from the network and the NAS will not hibernate with Emby running.  However, with Emby shut down they do hibernate.

[Luke 40091]

did you remove the port mapper and dlna plugins altogether? do you have any other plugins that you've added aside from the pre-installed ones?

[FrostByte 5258]

Correct, I've had those removed since several betas back.  Here is what I'm running

 

[Luke 40091]

How long is the time to sleep?

[FrostByte 5258]

I have it set for the lowest (10 mins) for testing

[Luke 40091]

do you have the web app open while testing?

[FrostByte 5258]

No, and I removed both NAS network cables from the router end,  No traffic in or out

[Luke 40091]

Did anything write to the server log during those 10 minutes?

[FrostByte 5258]

Nothing at all.

 

From the log you can see I removed the network at ~0147 and plugged it back in at ~0201.  I'm not seeing anything in the log between those times and the HDD didn't hibernate. 

 

Though when I shutdown Emby and do it again the system goes to sleep and the lights go out and when they wake up I'll see a message like this in the Synology log "Internal disks woke up from hibernation.".

 

https://pastebin.com/avctUs9x

[yarez0 22]

do you have schedule tasks ? emby or syno apps schedule tasks prevents the syno to go to sleep

[FrostByte 5258]

do you have schedule tasks ? emby or syno apps schedule tasks prevents the syno to go to sleep

 

No Emby tasks scheduled during the times when tested.  Nothing seen in the logs

 

I have no Synology tasks scheduled at all.  In fact I shutdown everything on the Synology (Surveilance Center, etc) except Emby and it never hibernates even when waiting an hour.  As soon as I shutdown Emby then 10 mins later the system hibernates.

[yarez0 22]

ok, if you try to stop emby server, does the syno goes sleeping ? 

[yarez0 22]

my bad, did not seen that it hibernate while emby is down

[Luke 40091]

No Emby tasks scheduled during the times when tested.  Nothing seen in the logs

 

I have no Synology tasks scheduled at all.  In fact I shutdown everything on the Synology (Surveilance Center, etc) except Emby and it never hibernates even when waiting an hour.  As soon as I shutdown Emby then 10 mins later the system hibernates.

 

Can you enable debug logging, restart the server, then repeat the test? Let's see if anything gets printed to the log. thanks.

[FrostByte 5258]

Okay, I got my NAS to both hibernate the HDD after 10 mins and Sleep 10 mins after that with the network cables removed.  I'm going to try and see if it will hibernate with the network connected now.  

[Luke 40091]

Interesting, thanks.