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Because that is the latest stable release. It's less than two weeks old too...

These were compiled by me using the official Slackware build scripts, available in their repositories: https://mirrors.slackware.com/slackware/slackware64-15.0/source/ and https://mirrors.slackware.com/slackware/slackware64-current/source/ The Unraid 7 packages are the official Slackware ones from their current branch, also available in those repositories.

For anyone interested I'm now offering a plugin compiled against the Unraid OS libraries (works with Unraid 7). It automatically picks and installs fully compatible python3, pip and setuptools packages depending on your OS version.

Unraid 7 is running Slackware 15.0+, that's future 15.1, from the -current branch. Python 3 works just fine on Unraid 7, if compiled against the respective OS libraries. The packages you linked are not compiled against the correct libraries and will not work. Python is not a complicated issue on Slackware, it works like any other piece of software. The point of the plugin is to do all this thinking for you and install the correct version for your OS.

Messages like this are a prime example for the reasons I provide this plugin. The package you linked is not compatible with Unraid 7, it's a Slackware 15.0 package. Please do not hijack my plugin support thread with links to incompatible Slackware packages. If you need Python on Unraid 7 you can install this plugin, it will provide fully compatible packages.

Yes, this plugin provides different packages tailored to your Unraid OS version for full functional and OS library compatibility. NerdTools/NerdPack has been abandoned by its maintainers and is now pretty much sitting deprecated for months, it was recently announced that it may be removed from Community Applications for future OS versions. NerdTools/NerdPack just drops a static package in a location and doesn't care about your OS version or if it's breaking anything else. In fact most of the NerdTools/NerdPack packages are incompatible with Unraid 7 entirely, and people were running into missing program libraries and other problems.

Python 3 for UNRAID Installs python3, pip and setuptools onto Unraid systems. No library issues, fully compatible with Unraid 6 and 7. This can be a drop-in replacement for the deprecated Python 3 plugin for all OS versions 6.11+ (also includes Unraid 7). This plugin aims to provide a simple and functional python3 installation, including pip and setuptools for any package needs. It is tailored to Unraid's operating system libraries and makes do without any dependency madness and/or missing libraries. Some developers (me in part also) think that Python has no real place on the Unraid OS itself. But there is continued community interest and people have been resorting to desperate means to install it. The amount of people using outdated or simply incompatible packages with missing libraries has been on the rise. I therefore wanted to provide users in urgent need of Python a safe and OS-compatible package to avoid messing up their systems. Such users can now use this plugin instead of installing random, incompatible and/or deprecated Slackware packages on their systems. Do not expect this plugin to always be on the very latest Python version. My goal is not having all bleeding-edge, but a selected combination of packages that fully work for your OS version. Installable via Community Applications

Done & Done in latest update (available now). 🙂

Das sieht alles korrekt aus, die Werte wurden auch übernommen (siehe NUT Details Tabelle): Der Rest liegt also bei der USV selber... ob sie es unterstützt und umsetzt, oder eben leider nicht. ups.delay.shutdown: 120 ups.delay.start: 300 battery.charge.low: 60 driver.parameter.offdelay: 120 driver.parameter.ondelay: 300 driver.parameter.lowbatt: 60 Übrigens musst du nicht unbedingt in den manuellen Modus wechseln, auch im automatischen (geführten) Modus lassen sich zusätzliche Einstellungen ergänzen. Wichtig dabei ist nur, dass die zusätzlichen Einstellungen in der UPS.CONF nach Zeile 8 (also frühestens auf Zeile 9 und danach) geschrieben werden, damit sie nicht von den GUI Einstellungen überschrieben werden. Damit ließe sich dann alles schön über die GUI-Einstellungen steuern, und man hat trotzdem die zusätzlichen Optionen aus der UPS.CONF aktiv - somit das Beste aus beiden Welten... 🙂

Sure, I have a few other modifications cooking (see above) so it will probably be early next week. 🙂 And thanks for the effort for the Eaton UPS, I'm curious to see how it will be on my 5P 850...

Das ist bei den günstigeren UPS leider teilweise normales Verhalten, habe ich schon öfter so gehört. Betreffend dem ondelay ist es auch möglich, dass die UPS das eben nicht unterstützt (weil Low-Budget-Serie). Kannst du mal das NUT Debug Package von der NUT Settings Seite (unter der Tabelle ist der Link dazu) posten? Dann kann ich mir deine Konfiguration nochmal im Detail ansehen, ob da alles soweit passt... 🙂

Yes, that's normal, because it doesn't remember the disabled beeper and at that stage the command to disable it again hasn't been sent yet as Unraid is still shutdown. I'd strongly advise against it, messing with the circuitry is not a good idea (unless you're an electrician or professional that's otherwise qualified to do so).

Put this into your /boot/config/go file: at -M now + 3 minutes <<< "upscmd -u admin -p adminpass [email protected] beeper.disable 2>&1 | logger -t ups.beeper.disable" You do not need to change anything in the line (normally), please try and let me know if it works. If it doesn't work, you can check for the script response in SYSLOG searching for "ups.beeper.disable". Note that it executes the command with a 3 minute delay so that the UPS is definitely connected by then.

Yes, which command do you use on your UPS - beeper.disable or beeper.mute?

Since there seems to be a continued interest in this plugin, I have given this some more thought and will not be deprecating it.

Y'all heard the boss! 😄 ...thanks for chiming in @trapexit ... 🙂

True, would be great if one could define a number of regular expressions the included files are tested/replaced against (ideally on a per-file basis?)...

This might be what you are looking for: https://github.com/trapexit/mergerfs#tiered-caching But have no experience with it personally...

As this is a very entry-level UPS series (with limited firmware compatibility), it probably doesn't store the setting somewhere on a chip when it's turned off - this is unfortunately outside of NUT's control.

Yes, I think it's best we leave this to the user preference via the system-wide "Display Settings". In any case, both tabbed/non-tabbed are already supported by the plugin depending on the OS setting. But will put the "NUT Command Center" on a separate page for logical separation (and sheer length). 🙂

I mean it is already possible to switch NUT to tabbed mode, the behaviour just follows the OS settings and system-wide user preference. If you set Settings => Display Settings => Page view: Tabbed, then you will have NUT tabbed as well. 🙂 If not, then you will have it all on one page... I don't really want to override the OS setting because everyone has a different taste and this way the user can decide (for all the OS). So NUT already has separate *.page files for all the pages, it's the OS (and that setting) which decide how to show everything to the user.

This is already kind of implemented and depends on the user's "Display Settings" (Unraid-wide ones): ... which (now that I remember) was I think also the reason I put the command center on this page. ... or do you mean a setting to override the Unraid-wide tabbing settings just for this (long) plugin? 🙂 Not sure how easy that would be because the tabbing seems to happen before the page building...

Sure, I will add both (valid and good) suggestions in the next update. To be honest on the machine I developed the command center on, the connected UPS had only like 4 or so commands available. After updating NUT on my production server, I saw that my Eaton UPS had around 15... and now it does seem a bit too much to have all that on on page. 😄

This is a really good idea, thank you, I'll be adding this to my plugins. 🙂

Welcome! 🙂