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I'll see if I can finish something to test soon.

Thanks that's good info. Assumed but not confirmed till now. I'll see if I can at least finish the config script to create the json for the board.

It doesn't work for your board yet. I added some of the code for detecting the number of sockets into the configure script but haven't finished the output yet. Your board basically needs 2 separate commands and arrays to control your fans. It's like two boards in one. If you look back through the thread there's done discussion about it. Maybe you could confirm that the commands work for me. I'll see if I can find the post. Edit: This is what I have for your board # ASRock Dual Socket # ipmi-raw 00 3a 01 CPU_1_OVERRIDE CPU_1 REAR_1 FRONT_1 FRONT_2 UNKNOWN # ipmi-raw 00 3a 11 CPU_2_OVERRIDE CPU_2 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN # ipmi-raw 00 3a 01 00 AA BB CC DD EE # ipmi-raw 00 3a 11 00 AA BB CC DD EE

If you click on help it will explain the settings. But basicaly the lower temp threshold and below sets your fan rpms @ 0 and the the upper temp threshold and above sets fans to full 100%. Fan speed is set from 0-100% between the 2 temps. Fan speed min and max allow you adjust that from say 20-80%. I think instead of 1-64 I'll show 0-100 in the next release.

You could try raising the low temperature threshold to 25 or 30. Thus pushing the scale higher. You also need to set the fan speed minimum to a value the makes the lowest fan speed greater than the speed set for that fan's threshold in the sensor config editor. Basically if your fan spins too slow or stops the bmc will kick it up to full speed.

The usbhid-ups-ups part doesn't look right. I would check your /boot/config/plugins/nut/ups/ups.conf. You also might try uninstalling the plugin, renaming/deleting the /boot/config/plugins/nut directory and then reinstalling the plugin and trying Autodetect. Edit. I believe the usbhid-ups-ups is ok. I'll look through things a bit more.

I have Start APC UPS Daemon set to no, UPS cable set to custom, Custom UPS Cable set blank and UPS Type set to dumb. You might try starting and stopping APC UPS too.

Normally you click uninstall off, it toggles, changes blue and then shows uninstall on. Then everytime you click Apply, any non selected packages will be uninstalled. However, I if your on the latest version of the plugin you can't from the webgui. I forgot one little period in the last update. I'll fix shortly. But you can deselect what you don't want. Click Apply. Then run packagemanager -u from the command line. Edit: should be fixed now if you update the plugin

It's in the OP and been discussed here a lot. The speedtest script is really dependent on machine and connection. Especially on faster connections, it doesn't work. But it can be useful if that reading is consistent. It will still show you if there's a problem with your connection. If I ever get around to it I will create a docker to run the script and still use the plugin to parse the results. It seems to give better results in a docker vs running bare unRAID. Don't know why.

I can see about adding pstack to the dev pack. It requires a too many dependencies for here. And most are already in the dev pack.

Did you try the netcat-openbsd?

I updated to python 2.7.14. Give that a try.

I'll take a look. However there's no pre built package or slack build that I could find. So it may be a while till I have time. Have you tried borg backup?

Yeah that sucks. It's a very useful tool. It may be in the manual but for an X10SAE-O or other model.

From what I can tell your board doesn't have ipmi.

The localhost is for the monitor. As a slave you would enter an ip. What do your ups.conf and upson.conf have in then? Also with the Start Network UPS Service set to yes. Try running /etc/rc.d/rc.nut stop Then run /etc/rc.d/rc.nut start. See if there's any errors. You also might try uninstalling the plugin and renaming or deleting the config/plugins/nut directory on the flash drive

Did you try leaving the name as ups and ip as localhost then username monuser and password monpass? Edit. Do you have your previous conf files?

No need to reboot. use installpkg and removepkg. But maybe there's a docker that would do want you need.

If you look at the slackbuild it will give you an idea of what you need. https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/multimedia/ffmpeg/. You can also install it and run it. You'll get an error telling you what your missing. Then download and install the package with that missing library and try again. Keep going till you get them all and it runs clean.

Try removing the plugin and installing the beta in the op. The beta was for supermicro boards but also alot of other changes were made. It's not really beta anymore.

I'll check this out and see where it's failing to determine your board is an ASRock. Which version of the plugin are you using?

NUT plugin v2 for unRAID 6.1+ NUT - Network UPS Tools - http://www.networkupstools.org/ Based on the original NUT plugin by macester Original thread https://forums.lime-technology.com/topic/40690-plug-in-nut-network-ups-tools/ Features - Start on boot - All NUT usb drivers selectable (can set custom driver) - Shutdown on (Battery Level, Battery Runtime, Timer) - Turn off ups (needed for auto-poweron) - Settings in webGui - Stats in webGui - Notifications to webGui and email 1. Copy the plugin url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dmacias72/NUT-unRAID/master/plugin/nut.plg 2. Paste url into install plugin text input and click install To disable the built in UPS try settiing it to: Start APC UPS daemon: No UPS cable: Custom UPS type: Dumb Change Log ###2020.03.17 - gfjardim added footer and dashboard plus many other tweaks ###2019.02.03 - update all icons to fa icons - fix editor font in black theme ###2019.01.24 - update settings icon to fa font ###2018.11.25 - add autov to css and js - build nut package from usblib-1.0 branch - remove support link from readme ###2018.05.09 - fix Autodetect - fix null port error ###2018.04.29 - fix rc script interfering with cupsd - fix Run time in red only when on battery thanks@realies - compile nut-2.7.4.20180429 libusb 1.0+0.1 branch for 6.5 added patch for wait and retry ###2018.01.16 - tweak notification event and subject ###2018.01.14 - fix nut power showing 0 ###2018.01.09 - update nut package to 2.7.4 2017.11.29 commit fd7189d - revert Eaton use-case since it is included in nut package - add ups va and watt capacity inputs for ups that do not present real power nominal ###2018.01.06 - add Eaton use-case to improve load accuracy thanks@realies ###2018.01.03 - fix load for ups with ups.power.nominal vs ups.realpower.nominal ###2017.11.29 - fix permissions so nut conf are not world readable - fix nut-scanner options, only scan usb for auto config ###2017.11.26 - fix plugin install service starting when disabled ###2017.11.25 - fix snmp port input box length and add ip mask ###2017.11.03 - update killpower flag - update permissions and security for nut configs - change username and password variables - add slave user and password ###2017.10.28 - downgrade nut package to 2.7.4 due to usb resets in 6.4rc10b ###2017.10.10 - fix ipaddr filter - update input masks for ipaddr, name and username ###2017.10.08a - fix move old pids to new location - compile nut package to latest commit 2017.09.21 - fix: new nut package uses /etc/nut and /var/run/nut ###2017.10.05 - fix add username and password to upsd users - add autorefresh to editor to fix line number placement - move cdnjs to local - update support for new themes ###2017.09.17 - add ability to change UPS Monitor Name, User and Password ###2017.06.17a - add support for 6.4 themes ###2017.06.04 - add net-snmp package ###2017.05.27 - add autodetection for UPS - fix ip mask ###2017.05.26 - add master/slave options - fix runtime display format ###2017.05.24 - add dropdown options for battery and timers - add killpower flag condition to shutdown script ###2017.05.22 - fix shutdown scripts - move default nut conf files ###2017.05.20 - fix manual config settings ###2017.05.19 - fix reload button - add start conditions to rc script ###2017.05.17 - add manual mode, reload and config editor to settings page - reformat settings page, hide unused vars - add vars, rewrite, combine and move scripts - add snmp settings from Ambrotos fork - untested - add UPS summary, UPS details page and dashboard page - add dynamix plugin api - remove depreciated code - restructure and repackage plugin - rename nut plugin package to difer from nut package ###2015.09.19### - UPS statistics now auto updates(every two seconds) ###2015.08.24### - added launch from plugins(saarg) ###2015.08.23### - added blazer_ser to drivers ###2015.08.23### - Public Release - Fix, Restart on upgrades ###2015.08.22### - Uninstall fixes - Fix autorestart after upgrade - Make USB drivers selectable - Add shutdown on battery levels - Remove user/password and hardcode them (see plugin help) - Moved scripts to plugin folder for 6.1 (ln -s rc.nut) ###2015.08.21### - Initial Release - Test Version (plg)

This is similar to other media programs and would require a number of other dependencies also.

Did you click Configure on the Fan Control page? Fan control needs an array of values that reference fan names and their location in the ipmi raw command.

I'll look at maybe adding a setting to ignore specific drives in fan control when hdd temps are polled.