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What exactly were you looking for? The table or charts? The table is good enough. Or even just the images from speed test would work but I would prefer the table. Sent using Tapatalk Give this a try https://github.com/dmacias72/speedtest/archive/master.zip I included a symlink to /boot/config/plugins/speedtest/speedtest.xml. I might include testing in the future as a standalone frontend.

dnsutils was replaced by the bind package. You'll find dig in there.

It sucks the 1.0.2c has those upload spikes though. It really skews the graph with a 1500Mbps upload. Looking at your original history graph the Oct drop in data speeds happen right after the release of 6.3 rc2. Do you know if you were on 6.3 then? The only other thing I can think of is the original scripts are reliant on python. So do you have and other plugin that might overwrite the version of python include with this plugin. The 1.0.2c doesn't require python.

I updated the scripts. I added support for a different script also. The v1.0.2c is a completely different script. It doesn't give the speedtest image results though. Run some manual tests with the different versions and see if there's a difference. Did you upgrade unRAID at all? There was some network problems on previous versions. Also it might indicate a problem with your server's connection or load conditions. Seem to have another issue with 1.02c, I would be expection 150up/down.... I am 6.3.0-rc6 and I do see the speeds I would expect when i look at my transmission downloads Yeah that's zpeters' script. I sometimes get upload spikes of 300Mbps but my connection is about 120 down and 6 up. I have reported speed issues on his github also because any version after 1.02c I get half speed. Did you try the 1.0.1 version? 1.0.1 and below are sivel's script? It's the most consistent for me. The latest commit had pre commit upload data to reduce effects on timing.

What exactly were you looking for? The table or charts? The table is good enough. Or even just the images from speed test would work but I would prefer the table. Sent using Tapatalk I should be able to easily edit the results SpeedtestHistory.page into a separate php file that can be run under apache. It would just needed access to the speedtest.xml file from the flash drive.

I'll see if I can come up with something for your board.

Hurrah! Progress!! Now Case fans 2 + 3 are behaving as they should. CPU fan 1 also slowed down, but not sure why, as it doesn't seem to want to speed up again when I set the high threshold artificially low... This is what I have: { "ASRockRack": { "raw": "00 3a 01 00", "auto": "00 00 00 00 00", "full": "64 64 64 64 64", "fans": { "CPU_FAN1_1": "00", "CPU_FAN2_1": "00", "FRNT_FAN2": "00", "FRNT_FAN3": "00", "FRNT_FAN4": "00" } } } Any thoughts on how to get CPU2 and Fan4 working? The CPU1 is set to auto by the 00 in "raw": "00 3a 01 00" so any value for that fan is ignored. You can try setting it to 01. Did you run the Configure button? Are you sure those fan mappings are correct? The other person said CPU2 required a different raw command. Like this "raw": "00 3a 11 00". The fan name has to be in the right order. The fancontrol script relies on the fan name and the position in the array to create the raw command. Maybe the mappings are as follows. { "ASRockRack": { "raw": "00 3a 01 00", "auto": "00 00 00 00 00", "full": "64 64 64 64 64", "fans": { "CPU_FAN1_1": "00", "FRNT_FAN1": "00", "FRNT_FAN2": "00", "FRNT_FAN3": "00", "FRNT_FAN4": "00" } } } If the CPU2 does require a separate command, it may be hard to implement that. In the mean time I wouldn't worry too much about controlling the CPU fans. I have mine set to auto and just control the case fans based on hd temp and mb temp. I worry that if the fan script gets killed, crashes or unRAID locks up the CPU fan would be stuck until a reboot and the script is back running again.

I updated the scripts. I added support for a different script also. The v1.0.2c is a completely different script. It doesn't give the speedtest image results though. Run some manual tests with the different versions and see if there's a difference. Did you upgrade unRAID at all? There was some network problems on previous versions. Also it might indicate a problem with your server's connection or load conditions.

That's some good info. Where'd you get it from? The current status command works for my board, which could be useful. Did you try the ipmi plugin? Looks like case fans could be controlled as it's currently written. [EDIT] The ipmifan log seems to reflect the speed changes I set in the gui (ie: minimum fan speed), but fan speeds do not actually change... 2017-01-07 23:02:34 CPU_FAN1_1(50%):CPU_BSP1 Temp(42°C), CPU_FAN2_1(50%):CPU_AP1 Temp(41°C), FRNT_FAN2(47%): HDD Temperature(30°C), FRNT_FAN3(17%):HDD Temperature(30°C), FRNT_FAN4(17%):HDD Temperature(30°C) Any thoughts on how to proceed? Thanks! The board.json file is just a map of your fans and how the correspond to the raw command. The file doesn't really have any bearing on the settings page. Did you try clicking the Configure? It automatically creates the board.json file. The CPU fan control wouldn't work as written but you may be able to get case fans working. Try editing the json file and removing 3 fans from the fans: array, remove two 00 from auto and two 64 from full. Also add 00 to the raw command by editing "raw": "00 3a 01 00"

What exactly were you looking for? The table or charts?

This won't work with unRAID. The required kernel modules aren't present. Also isn't this for a laptop/desktop system running on a battery?

You probably have a bad download somehow. Did you try turning on the Delete switch the selecting/apply then deselect/apply? You could also go to the NerdPack package directory on your flash and delete the Perl package.

I'm on rc6 also. Only thing I noticed is I get a few 0 uploads which results in a blank image. Is there any missing data our 0 value data? Is the link a valid link? Did you run a manual test?

It's on your flash drive in /config/plugins/speedtest/speedtest.xml

None of the scripts included work with gigabit speeds. I was working on incorporating the included speedtest-linux into the plugin but the latest versions have problems with regular speeds. You could try running speedtest-linux from the command line. Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk

You need to provide more details. Like what speeds your expecting and what you're getting. Your network setup. What you've tried. Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk

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It's there. I toast NerdPack, ensure nothing is left in packages (and I don't use Dynamix FIP, and any of my plugins outright require NerdPack to install it and won't install it by themselves) While I realize the versions do match at the moment, having a package included in the baseOS, and also being installed via a plugin will eventually lead to the same situation with plugins that happened on v5 I don't see it in /var/log/packages

I just search plg files for package name and version with this command cd /boot/config/plugins ; find *.plg | xargs grep '${pkg_name}-${pkg_version}' -sl

Thanks for the heads up. I can really only remove it from the repo. I added a test for it in FCP to avoid any possible dependency hell situations FCP is warning me about inotifytools in 6.3.0-rc6, but Nerd Pack won't let me uninstall it because it is needed by the dynamix.file.integrity plugin. If you just deselect it and apply you'll be fine. It's the same version that's supposed to be in rc6. You don't want it to uninstall. By the way I don't see inotify-tools in rc6.

Thanks for the heads up. I can really only remove it from the repo.

Added. You'll need to enable Perl also. I also found a pssh "parallel ssh" package.

Only thing I can think of is, maybe you left some screen sessions running. I would try adding more pts to /etc/securetty like mentioned in that thread.

Where can I get the missing libraries ? I added serf.

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