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It issues the Unraid poweroff command. Does everything as if you powered it off from the webgui.

No it's a Supermicro thing. Only 2 zones controllable

Next time I update the plugin I'll add that ups to the dropdown

Maybe try just this in ups.conf in manual mode with the other confs the same. Also try a non usb3 port [ups]driver = "riello_usb"port = "auto"

It stopped working because RC4 is not included in the container. openssl ciphers -v doesn't show any RC4

I think it's the name. Change nutdev1 to ups

There are only 2 fan settings that can be controlled. FANA and all the other fans. FAN1234 is just what I chose to call it since most the boards had only 4 fans plus FANA.

It should delete any corrupt downloads. Also if you turn uninstall on and click apply it should delete any package not selected.

I compiled it myself after deleting libgomp. Should work now.

Click Check for Updates

I added elftools. You'll need to install that too.

What version of UnRAID?

I'll try and compile it when I get time.

Which plugins? The maximum in the plg file might have been set to 6.6.6

What does autodetect show when you run it?

The workaround will not work with 6.6.7. The plugin should still work on 6.6. net-snmp 5.8 is only for 6.7.rc. For 6.7 you have to modify the plg file as@SimonF did above.

ok updated. Not the very latest but close.

ok updated

That is the ip for the nut service. And if you have nut master server on a different computer, then that's the ip for the master server. I don't have any experience with setting up nut to use snmp. But everything is there for it.

It might support it through snmp.

Did you go to the NerdPack settings page and install them?

Unraid terminal is run as root, so It will be under /root. Do you have screen installed? Try installing it if you don't. I had a similar problem with screen and had to add a terminal info to the package. Also if you the .conf file fixes the problem, I have another plugin called cmdline that backs up and restores /root when the server is restarted. This has an added benefit of saving bash history or any other apps that store settings in /root

It won't work without a pmbus power supply. Mine shows all 0's and not available. I wouldn't put too much effort in hacking something for the dashboard. It's different for 6.7+. When I look at adding dashboard for 6.7, I'll look at this. But if you can put something together that's cool too.

I added bluez but I'll have to fix a display error on the settings page showing update because it's picking up the bluez-firmware that's include with Unraid.

I compiled 1.1.9 for 6.7. Give it a try and let me know.