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Chris wrote:
Sorry about this — you did nothing wrong, and thank you for pasting those numbers, because they say exactly what happened. Audiobookshelf has had a fixed 256 MB memory limit inside SparkBox since the day we added it (your memory=268435456 line is that limit). Idling, it never gets near that, but an upload does more than copy the file: it scans the audio and processes the cover at the same time, and on a big audiobook that pushes past 256 MB — so the system kills it mid-upload every time, and it comes straight back looking innocent. Nothing you could set in the dashboard or .env would have raised it. That limit is gone as of SparkBox 1.6.732, which is live now: it is 1 GB by default. Two lines in a terminal on the box (or Settings Updates "Update SparkBox" in the dashboard for the first one): 1. sudo sparkbox upgrade 2. sudo sparkbox up audiobookshelf then try the same upload again. If your library is very large and you ever see it again, you can now raise it yourself: sudo sparkbox set-env AUDIOBOOKSHELFMEMLIMIT 2G and then sudo sparkbox up audiobookshelf. One check afterwards so we both know it took: sudo docker inspect sb-audiobookshelf --format '{{.HostConfig.Memory}}' should print 1073741824. I've also made sure the assistant here knows about this limit, so the next person who hits it gets this answer straight away instead of a guess.