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Similar but I need to go through those packages and probably update some to match 6.6. Otherwise it could break stuff.

I'm working on it. On an upgrade though it should copy and install the packages from the previous version of unraid Edit: I added 6.6 repo

I think the problem is a mismatch of openssl. Ruby 2.5.1 was compiled with openssl 1.1. UnRAID uses 1.02. I downgraded ruby to 2.25 and added yaml.

There is another plugin that may possibly work with your board. I think it's called autofan

Plugin still works fine however your motherboard doesn't have IPMI

Let me know if it needs other packages

The plugin is only updated for backend plugin related fixes. All packages are updated individually on github. That way I don't have to update the plugin for every package update. So if you go to the Nerdpack settings page in the unraid webgui, you should see rar and par2cmdline. If not, click on Check for Updates. Then toggle them both to On and click Apply.

Ok I updated unrar

Try installing unrar Edit. Might need to add newer version of unrar

Added

Ok

That's no different than this. All packages have to be installed on reboot

Added llfuse. I'll try and update borg this week too

The default is 1 min and 3 min for hard drives. That's what mine is set to and after a month is fan log is only 2 MB. It only writes when there are changes but 10 sec gives more opportunity to write to the log. How big was the log? I will look into a log size limit. You can clear it from the fancontrol page.

What does the Fan Settings under Fancontol show? Do you have a FANA section? You should just be able to set up thresholds and mins for FANA and it will control whatever fan is the peripheral fan. It won't show the rpms on that page but that doesn't matter. The script just executes ipmi raw commands based on temp sensor. So it's just going to execute the underlying command for FAN1234 or the one for FANA.

No internet or github blocked for some reason. Maybe anti-virus

I can probably add something like that for when Supermicro or Asrock are not detected. My preference for auto detecting was to make sure the right board was selected and thus the right ipmi commands. There are also different commands for Asrock boards based on number of CPU sockets. If things aren't working right (usually supermicro due to threshold settings) some may just start changing settings randomly which would send the wrong commands. Granted this would probably be benign but you never know. I'll see what I can do but I also want to keep the webgui as simple as possible.

The plugin uses this to get the motherboard and model dmidecode -t 2 | grep 'Manufacturer' | awk -F 'r:' '{print $2}' dmidecode -t 2 | grep 'Product Name' | awk -F 'e:' '{print $2}' I dont have any experience with ESXI. So I would need to know how to determine in unRAID you are using ESXI and then how to find the motherboard info.

That may have been the problem. I changed the version to decimals instead of underscores.

Did you set the fan thresholds with the sensor config editor?

That was partly by design. I found other modes could interfere with fan control. I need to make a setting to choose the fan mode when not running fan control. I'll have to look into it more why it's not working after reboot. I have seen something like you mention but after a bit fan control seems to take over. Sorry I have just been super busy moving.

Yes I will ad soon as I can. Just been busy lately

The plugin uses this driver. You just need to input the community string. https://networkupstools.org/docs/man/snmp-ups.html

All I know is you can monitor a snmp UPS

I'll look at the notification timing. As far as mc, this plugin had no effect on that. It only loads nut and net-snmp