mattw

[scrutiny] Just tried to update from last version and not only did it not update, it removed from Unraid. I get the following error: docker run -d --name='scrutiny' --net='bridge' --privileged=true -e TZ="America/Chicago" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -e HOST_HOSTNAME="Tower" -e HOST_CONTAINERNAME="scrutiny" -l net.unraid.docker.managed=dockerman -l net.unraid.docker.webui='http://[IP]:[PORT:8080]' -l net.unraid.docker.icon='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/selfhosters/unRAID-CA-templates/master/templates/img/scrutiny.png' -p '8080:8080/tcp' -v '/run/udev':'/run/udev':'ro' -v '/dev/disk':'/dev/disk':'ro' -v '':'/opt/scrutiny/config':'rw' -v '':'/opt/scrutiny/influxdb':'rw' 'ghcr.io/analogj/scrutiny:master-omnibus' docker: invalid spec: :/opt/scrutiny/config:rw: empty section between colons. See 'docker run --help'. The command failed. ```

You can disregard this... I did not realize the added path had to exactly match the listing provided. So, not sure what I am doing wrong, I have my ssd(NVMe) in a pool of one drive. I would like to check it, but get the following message: Unable to benchmark for the following reason * Docker volume mount not detected You will need to restart the DiskSpeed docker after making changes to mounted drives for changes to take effect. For more information how the benchmarks work, view the FAQ I have added path variable Unraid with /mnt as the path. I assume this is wrong?

I found the issue... I run smokeping in docker, I killed the docker and reloaded it and all of the messages stopped.

Sorry to bring this back up, but my logs are useless because of these entries. Could unraid-api or unraid connect be the cause of this? I have Home Assistant monitoring the server via unraid-api. Crazy rate! Feb 14 18:51:01 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:51:34 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:52:08 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:52:41 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:53:14 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:53:47 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:54:20 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:54:54 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:55:27 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:56:00 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:56:33 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes Feb 14 18:57:06 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes

I would love to find a way to leave a card reader plugged into Unraid, then if a card is inserted I would like to have the contents automatically download to maybe my cache drive for processing on another workstation. If not processed in a certain time window the move the files to the array. Does such a container exist? Is it even possible to do this in linux?

So, it appears that I have it fixed... The Unraid Connect plugin was out of date and could not update. I was finally able to force it to update and now my plugin screen is responding properly and quickly. I was on a version from January of this year.

Today, my plugins were stuck on checking for updates, had a notice in the banner for Community Applications update ready. Did a shift reload on the plugin page and now have this banner... What is going on. Was in Firefox when this happened, tried Edge and did not have the banner, opened the plugin page a seem to be stuck on checking for updates. Checking just seems to spin endlessly. Logs seem to have way to many of the following entry... Feb 7 17:43:14 Tower monitor: Stop running nchan processes tower-diagnostics-20240207-1909.zip It did come up finally wanting Unraid Connect to be updated... Now stuck here.

So, the magic is in the Targets file... You build the following it paths to the queries you want to include in the multigraph like so... ++ MultiHostAPPings menu = MultiHost AP ICMP title = Consolidated AP Ping Responses host = /Local/AP/AP1 /Local/AP/AP2 /Local/AP/AP4 /Local/AP/AP5

That is worth a try... I am not sure that I can reliably detect it, but may be able to as the cpu goes to a heavy load during the process. Thanks for the idea!

I am very close to having it work perfectly... 1) turn on Unraid backup server with Home Assistant. check Turns it on, sets a dummy switch indicating the automation was responsible for the turnon. 2) trigger automatic backup. check Done in the start up script on Unraid X minutes after boot. 3) allow backup to complete, currently leave Unraid backup server running for 2 hours. check 4) turn off Unraid backup server with Home Assistant. check Power down system via automatioin and set the dummy switch to off. The dummy switch as a condition will prevent Home Assistant from shutting down the system at the time designated in the backup automation if the state of the dummy is not correct. The part that remains a mystery to Home Assistant is... did the backup complete after 2 hours or are we shutting down backup server in the middle of a backup? The only time it should go this long is if a serious list of stuff is missing from the backup server as they are connected at 10 gig.

That did it! Is there a way to use exit status or completion to shut down the system? I see how this is done now and it makes sense! I knew there had to be a way to access docker exec, but I had no idea how to do it. I think I could add a small delay and powerdown to the script. But, that would make it difficult to power it up and run it like normal since it would always complete and shutdown.

So, the basic script works if I do not try to write the log. I touched the log file and set the same permissions as the rest of the files in the directory. When I run in the foreground in get the following: /tmp/user.scripts/tmpScripts/LuckyBackup_at_boot/script: line 3: /root/.luckyBackup/logs/default-LastCronLog.log: No such file or directory

Will work on this today... BTW, the name... I ran Home Assistant as the non-OS install for years, it used docker and the container names were difficult to change and they were the name assigned_{long hex number @ the command prompt}. That is why I asked a stupid question.

Hell, that is to easy! Thanks will test this out.

How do I find the real container name? Is it the prompt on the container console?