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I've been meaning to check into the dashboard for 6.7+. Thanks that helps.

Where and what were you wanting displayed? I'm not sure how many would be able to use this though. Do you need an enterprise power supply?

My guess is, if you install the latest slackware64-current snmp package it will work.

Ok. I wasn't sure what command you ran before.

Well you gotta start somewhere, good job. If you look in the ipmi_helpers.php, I already have a function get_highest_temp that gets the highest hdd temp from the disks.ini, devs.ini and from UA's json file. This is for the webgui only. I don't want to use the ini files for temps in the fan script because then it's tied to whatever interval unraid updates those temps. The script needs to get the temps on its own and act accordingly. So I need the smartctl - A output from those drives.

So with your board you can only control all the fans? Does everything in the readings show up? Run this command and post the output dmidecode -t 2 | grep 'Manufacturer' | awk -F 'r:' '{print $2}' Or just post the output of dmidecode -t 2

It was originally included in Unraid but was removed. I originally included it with a package (don't remember which) but have since included it separately since other packages need it to. I'll have it auto select jsonc when bind is selected.

Let's move the discussion to this thread. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38108-plugin-ipmi-for-unraid-61 I'll post on there a little bit later with some commands to run to help me add support for Dell boards.

It only works with Supermicro and Asrock boards right now. It looks like it might be able to work with your board if it responds to these commands https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/7xqb11/dell_fan_noise_control_silence_your_poweredge/

The json-c package is a separate package. You need to install that one too.

I recompiled it without freeipmi installed. Not sure why it would take it on as a dependency. It should work now.

What motherboard do you have?

Lastest release of ipmitool won't compile with openssl 1.1.1 but I was able to compile it with the latest github commits. Give it a try. There's also a sweet plugin for controlling fans through ipmi 😁. I use freeipmi in the plugin.

I don't convert them or anything. I'll see if I can get it to work without the scripts.

Thanks. I thought I got them all.

You need some sort of post processing. I use nzbtomedia scripts which can be found on github, placed in my downloads directory. You can configure Nzbget in its settings to use these scripts to then notify sonarr to post process downloads. Sonar then processes the downloads and moves them to the array. Or actually the cache drive to be moved later.

The sys fan rpm is just taken from the first sys fan. So that's why it's 0 since you're using sys fan 2 only. I'll see if it's possible to get an average or something. It's more of a placeholder for that fan channel which includes all the sys fans. And the other includes all cpu fans. The settings page and the script are different. Or more accurately the fanscript is completely independent. The settings and reading sections get the hard drive temps from the temps already collected by the Unraid webgui. I didn't want to keep polling drives for temps every time the pages are loaded. The fanscript polls the hard drives on its own and gets all ipmi data. This is the command used to get the hdd temps where you change x in sdx to the the actual disk letter. smartctl -A -n standby /dev/sdx 2>/dev/null| grep -m 1 -i Temperature_Cel | awk '{print $10}' Or try this maybe, the label might be different smartctl -A -n standby /dev/sdx If they are all spin down it might be zero.

Sorry the snmp package probably needs updating

I don't have any media shares mapped to nzbget. I only map a downloads directory on my cache drive. In the downloads directory I have the incomplete, complete, tv, movies, music etc. I then map the media and downloads in Sonarr or similar.

Thanks. Fixed now

Opps didn't think of that

Added

It not necessary to hard code anything. Everything works fine for me as is. I have the Default vm bridge set to br0.80. I doesn't really matter what bridge the VMs are on. The default bridge is what matters as it is the interface the script will be listening on. It will be looking for any magic packet. It will then compare the magic packet mac to all the vm macs and start a matching vm. Wol packets have to be broadcast on the same network. Are you setting your Default vm bridge to br0.40 in the Unraid webgui? Are you sending the wol from the br0.40 network? I can send etherwake -i br0.40 vmmacaddress from the server and the vm starts up. The VBMC is command line only for now. You'll have to google how to use it. But basically you assign vms to different ports and then you use ipmi commands/software to send ipmi commands to server.ip:vmport#. You'll need something like my cmdline plugin to save and restore your /root directory on server restart also. All the VBMC settings are saved in /root/.vbmc

Some UPS don't work with apcupsd. I like the server/client aspect.

Run this from the command line. It should fix it. ln -s /usr/lib64/libcrypto.so /usr/lib64/libcrypto.so.1