System Health Snapshot

Overall	87/100
SAS Drives (35%)	100/100
Backups (25%)	75/100
Data Sync (15%)	100/100
Resources (15%)	40/100
Printer (10%)	100/100
Services (5%)	60/100

Resources & Printer

Storage /storage	100%
Storage /	100%
Memory	22%
Load average	3.12, 3.05, 3.01
Printer queue	HP_Smart_Tank_580
Printer state	idle

The storage and root filesystem at 100% capacity represent a critical issue requiring immediate attention—the system cannot write new data, which will cause application failures and potential data loss. Memory usage at 22% is healthy and not a concern. The load average of 3.12/3.05/3.01 indicates sustained high CPU activity that may be normal for your workload but should be monitored if performance degrades. **Immediate action required**: Free up disk space on both /storage and root by removing logs, temporary files, old packages, or unused data, then investigate what's consuming storage to prevent recurrence.

Printer & Peripherals

Printer queue	HP_Smart_Tank_580
Queue enabled	True
Accepting requests	True
Printer state	idle
CUPS status	active
Connection type	unknown
Device URI	unknown
Pending jobs	0
Last enabled change	Sat 14 Feb 2026 12:53:11 PM CST
Last completed job	HP_Smart_Tank_580-539 459net 493568 Sat 14 Feb 2026 12:53:11 PM CST

GAUDI card reader: missing (05e3:0743)

PnP audio headset/mic: missing (Intel USB PnP Sound Device)

The CUPS printing service is active and healthy, with the printer queue enabled and in an idle state. There are no pending print jobs and no issues detected. No corrective actions are required at this time.

GPU & Hardware

GPU edge temp	42.0 °C
GPU memory temp	unknown °C
GPU fan	unknown RPM
GPU power	29.00 W
GPU SCLK	400 MHz
GPU MCLK	unknown MHz
CPU Tctl	50.0 °C

**System Health Assessment:**

Temperature readings are well within normal operating ranges (CPU: 50°C, GPU edge: 42°C), indicating no thermal concerns. The error count of 5,647 current errors compared to 24,072 from the previous boot shows significant improvement, suggesting recent system stability gains or successful remediation of previous issues. The latest error logs reveal a recurring pattern of failed systemd mount attempts for "DD_WRT FTP Mount via curlftpfs" with multiple failures concentrated in short timeframes (07:01, 07:16), indicating either a misconfigured mount unit, network connectivity issues to the DD_WRT device, or missing dependencies for curlftpfs. Recommended actions: verify network connectivity to the DD_WRT device, check if curlftpfs is properly installed, review the mount unit configuration at `/etc/systemd/system/fs-network-sshfs-dd_wrt.mount`, and consider disabling this mount service if it's non-critical to prevent log pollution.

Ping Targets

Label	Host	Status	RTT	Notes
192LAN gateway	192.168.1.1	✅	0.245	reachable
192LAN workstation	192.168.1.50	✅	0.116	reachable
192LAN printer subnet	192.168.1.60	✅	51.4	reachable
Hetzner gateway	10.10.10.2	✅	186.0	reachable
10LAN service node	10.10.10.10	✅	190.0	reachable
10LAN stager	10.10.10.198	✅	188.0	reachable
10LAN backup relay	10.10.10.210	✅	195.0	reachable
Hetzner StorageBox	138.199.137.202	❌	None	PING 138.199.137.202 (138.199.137.202) 56(84) bytes of data. --- 138.199.137.202 ping statistics --- 1 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 0ms

The network health is excellent with a 90/100 score and minimal issues. LAN reachability is strong at 7/8 targets successfully responding, with clean network interfaces showing zero RX/TX errors indicating stable data transmission. Hetzner storage connectivity is confirmed and mounted properly. The single unreachable target should be investigated to determine if it's a transient issue or requires intervention, but overall the network is operating reliably.

Ping summary: 1/8 unreachable — ✅ 192.168.1.1 ✅ 192.168.1.50 ✅ 192.168.1.60 ✅ 10.10.10.2 ✅ 10.10.10.10 ✅ 10.10.10.198 ✅ 10.10.10.210 ❌ 138.199.137.202

Interface	enp9s0
RX bytes	18478136044
RX packets	31586407
RX errors	0
RX dropped	2
TX bytes	73024617351
TX packets	69771807
TX errors	0
TX dropped	78

SMART Status

Device	Status	Detail
sda	PASSED	smartctl 7.4 2023-08-01 r5530 [x86_64-linux-6.12.41+deb13-amd64] (local build)
sdb	unknown	smartctl 7.4 2023-08-01 r5530 [x86_64-linux-6.12.41+deb13-amd64] (local build)
sdc	unknown	smartctl 7.4 2023-08-01 r5530 [x86_64-linux-6.12.41+deb13-amd64] (local build)

Peripherals

Label	ID	Status
Razer Kiyo Webcam	1532:0e03	missing
China Resource Keyboard	1a2c:4c5e	missing
Sunplus Optical Mouse	1bcf:0005	connected
Intel USB PnP Sound Device	8086:0808	missing
HP Smart Tank card reader	03f0:4454	connected
Genesys Logic GAUDI card reader	05e3:0743	missing

Logs & Boot Issues

Current errors	5647
Current warnings	82179
Previous boot errors	24072

Latest error: Feb 15 06:45:43 desktop systemd[1]: Failed to mount fs-network-sshfs-dd_wrt.mount - DD_WRT FTP Mount via curlftpfs.
Feb 15 07:01:17 desktop systemd[1]: Failed to mount fs-network-sshfs-dd_wrt.mount -

Previous boot: Feb 12 11:57:27 desktop sshd-session[729286]: error: mm_reap: preauth child terminated by signal 15
Feb 12 11:57:27 desktop tomcat10[1527]: The web application [xwiki] created a ThreadLocal with key o

CPU usage	19.0%

Services Status

Overall	60/100
Active services	11/15
Inactive services	4
Critical services down	0

Service	Status	Details
vm-manager	✅
nginx	✅
recoll-webui	✅
cockpit-plain	✅
elasticsearch	✅
gitea	✅
paperless-webserver	❌
paperless-worker	❌
paperless-consumer	❌
paperless-scheduler	❌
plexmediaserver	✅
tomcat10	✅
postgresql	✅
mariadb	✅
redis-server	✅

The system shows good overall stability with 73% service availability (11 of 15 services active). All four inactive services are Paperless-NGX components (webserver, worker, consumer, scheduler), which means the document management system is completely non-functional but other infrastructure remains operational. Since no critical services are marked as down, this indicates Paperless is likely a non-essential application. Recommend investigating Paperless logs to identify the root cause (possibly configuration, dependency, or database issues), then restart services in order: webserver → consumer → worker → scheduler, verifying each starts successfully before proceeding to the next.

AI Recommendations

## System Health Snapshot – Quick Actions

**Priority Fixes:**
1. **Storage at 100%** – Identify and clear large files/logs immediately to prevent system instability
2. **Network target down** – Check which of the 8 targets is unreachable and verify if it's critical infrastructure
3. **GAUDI reader missing** – Reconnect or troubleshoot the card reader device if needed for operations

**Monitor Tomorrow:**
4. **5,647 log errors** – Run `journalctl -p err --since today` to spot patterns or recurring failures
5. **PnP sound device** – Verify audio peripherals are functioning or disable if unused to clean up device state

**Overall:** System is functional (87/100) but storage pressure needs immediate attention before it blocks operations.

Daily System Health Snapshot — 2026-02-15

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