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It's been a while since I used Zoneminder but I believe if you go to your monitor settings and look for Section Length it defaults to 600 seconds (10 min). Change that to 3600. If you were able to run Zoneminder without the array, I think it would matter but I've had appdata on cache and on unassigned drive. Don't know if there would be any difference. Currently it's on cache.

It was updated a few days ago. Or do you not like that one?

When do you get that? I just upgrade to 6.7rc2 Everything works.

Nice. I wonder why they were off though.

No that's not the same. You'd need to go the ipmi ip address in a web browser and log in that way. Actually you can click on Web View from the same location in the IPMI Device area of the app. Then do a factory reset from the web page. Also make sure your bmc is on firmware 2.22. Should be visible at the top of the app as well.

I don't think upgrading the package from the plugin will work since it's the same version. Turn on uninstall and deselect lftp. Click apply. Then check for updates and apply the new package

Did you try factory resetting the BMC?

I'll look into to it

Sorry I don't know anything about atop, so I'm not sure.

I updated python2, pip and added setuptools as a separate package yesterday. Python3 was custom so I need a bit more time with that. I'll update the others you mentioned as well.

You just need the unassigned devices plugin to add the drive and there's a zoneminder docker. You just add the path of the drive to the docker. I use unifi cameras and unifi video docker to record to a non array drive mounted with unassigned devices plugin.

It's the tripplite driver. You're missing certain variables. I'll look at compiling nut again. There are fixes for protocol 3005 committed 6 months ago and the branch I used might not have included those.

Did you try running autodetect? And what did it show?

Try using the usbhid driver instead of the tripplite usb. Or run autodetect

I also updated python and pip for 6.7 and added setuptools as a separate package

Thanks. I updated python in Nerdpack.

Sorry. Should work now

Just running speedtest-xml from the comment line should work. So the scheduled one should work too. But manual must be broken.

Thanks. I'll fix that.

Try running speedtest-xml from the command line

Is your Default network bridge not set to bro.1? That is what the variable $BRNAME is.

Where are you reading the 59% from during power test? Maybe check the nut details page and show what it says after the power has been off a few minutes. It could be a problem with the nut driver and what the the ups is reporting. It might not be reporting the battery level right. I always just use a fixed time of 5 or 10 minutes.

I decided to use a python virtual environment and load everything into one package. Created multiple packages based on unraid version/libvirt version. I also add a Virtual BMC service to the VM settings page. I'll add more Virtual BMC settings to the WebGUI when I have time. E.g. vm's and port settings. Also I wondering if you knew where Virtual BMC stored the vm/ports settings, so they can be restored on boot. Edit: Nm I figured out where the settings are stored. They are in the user home directory. So /root/.vbmc

Along with setuptools and subprocess32 it needs pbr, six, enum34, pycparser, cffi, asn1crypto, idna, ipaddress, cryptography, pyghmi, PyYAML, pyperclip, contextlib2, pyparsing, wcwidth, cmd2, stevedore, PrettyTable, unicodecsv, cliff, pyzmq. As a rule none of my plugins need to download anything on server boot. There have been too many problems in the past with servers hanging or not working due to connectivity issues at boot. I would just prefer everything be there on the flash drive already. I could install subprocess32 and setuptools and package everything else into one package (which I don't necessarily like) or just create 21 different ones.

I have similar hardware (usg pro and usw 24). The only thing I can think of is if you have some traffic blocked or if enabled, an ISP rule that blocks magic packets. Also you need to be on the same subnet as the unraid server. The script works by listening to all packets on udp port 7, udp port 9 or ether proto 0x0842 and matching mac in the magic packet to mac for virtual machine.