Hi experts, I just set up a new private OBS instance and I've run into few frustrating problems. Could you give me some advice on how can I debug this problems, such as what logs to look at, how to reset things? My setup is simple, on a single server running openSUSE Leap 15.3, with OBS 2.10 installed from the repository. Then setup by the /usr/lib/obs/server/setup-appliance.sh script. Then I noticed these issues. Firstly, in the configuration UI, I tried to uncheck the i586 and armv7l architectures. But they keep coming back. I also tried removing them from /configuration API, still the same. This is really confusing. Secondly, I connected my instance with the boo instance, and tried to start building some test packages. I soon noticed that my kernel and inird setup was not correct so the worker VM cannot boot into the guest OS. So I edited /etc/sysconfig/obs-server to use a different initrd. But I made a mistake here, I put the wrong path name there thus the VM cannot find the initrd. I can see build logs about the VM cannot start, as expected. The problem is OBS didn't think the build failed, instead it kept restarting the VM. Thus I have to abort the build. The abort succeeded. But later after I corrected the initrd path (and restarted the worker service), the package stuck in the "scheduled" state, never started building, even after I reboot the server. The message I got was "waiting for 8 compliant workers (8 of them bad) ". The package was able to start building before I corrected the initrd path problem so there is no unmet constraint (I didn't put any in place either). I left it overnight and it still stuck there. Then I thought I should delete this package to start from scratch again. This caused more problem... The package I deleted is no longer visible in the package list, but it still showed as "scheduled" in the monitor. And I have "scheduled: 1" on the web UI build result section... It seems my instance is not in a consistent state now. But I can't find enough documentation to help me on debugging it. Any suggestions or hints or link to useful docs are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kai