dmacias

Thanks. I'll try and look at the plugin more the next couple days. Maybe just leave a basic numeric input for manual server setting for now.

Can you see what the javascript error is?

I wouldn't waste to much time on it. Going forward this plugin won't use any python. And only use the official speedtest cli from ookla. I can't remember where I left off but I think I hadn't worked out how to incorporate the manual server part of the plugin.

Install libffi too.

No mistake sorry. Newer versions started requiring too many dependencies. However with any python package that doesn't require compiling, you can install it with all its depends through pip or pip3. See here https://forums.unraid.net/index.php?/topic/35866-unRAID-6-NerdPack---CLI-tools-(iftop,-iotop,-screen,-kbd,-etc.&do=findComment&comment=838361)

I would still need a build script for slackware. There's no slackbuild for mmv. Only pre built package is 32bit

I'm not sure. Unless another plugin installs libffi, the only thing I could recommend would be to remove the plugin and delete /config/plugins/NerdPack directory, then reinstall. But if you don't need it, then just leave it alone. It will always say update because another version comes with unraid. If it bugs you just filter sort everything by installed and it would be hidden.

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There's no auto update but if you click apply or update one they will all update

libffi is just a temp version fix for python until they update the version included with unraid. A lot of updated python apps won't run without v3.3. Maybe I should bug them to update libffi. As far as it not updating, maybe download or corruption of some sort. Nerdpack checks bad package downloads and deleted them though. You can manually delete them on the flash drive

No that just restarts the bmc. Try thishttps://support.siliconmechanics.com/portal/kb/articles/changing-fan-speeds-for-x9-x10-series-boards

That's what I did before but they changed them so that's the problem. I'll use the existing ones but included them with plugin.

You can login to the ip address of the bmc and change it from there.

I would try turning manual off and just using the usbhid.ups driver.

No I just need to update the plugin at some point

It allows you to edit the values already set in the bmc. Instead of commands, it's a print out of the config. You edit them and then the whole config is uploaded back to the bmc.

The thresholds can be edited here. See image. The Supermicro and ASRock fan control operate very differently. With ASRock you can control each fan header individually. With Supermicro it is usually FANA controlled separately and then all other fans together. There's only two commands. Hence FANA settings and FAN1234 settings. Edit. Also for Supermicro the ipmi fan mode it set to full speed setting to avoid bmc intervention

A better check would be to use the included freeipmi from the console since that's what the plugin uses. Very similar commands to ipmitool. ipmi-sensors is the freeipmi command. I also include with the plugin non hyphenated versions that take settings from the plugin (e.g. username, password, ip address) and plug the info into the console command. So if you have network mode set up in the plugin, the command "ipmisensors" will use those settings. Also you might check that some browser auto fill didn't mess up your password.

I'll update the plugin when I get a chance with the correct packages. If you use the Snmp plugin or other plugin, it might overwrite the snmp package

Upgradepkg http://slackware.cs.utah.edu/pub/slackware/slackware64-current/slackware64/n/net-snmp-5.8-x86_64-5.txz See if that works

Did you set the built in apc ups settings to No, simple and dumb? You may need to restart. The apcupsd may still have a hold on your ups

Try using upgradepkg with this package. https://github.com/dmacias72/NUT-unRAID/raw/master/packages/nut-2.7.4.20200317-x86_64-1.txz if that doesn't work, I may need to update net-snmp package

It would be better to figure out why you cannot uninstall on your end. It works fine on Firefox and Chrome on my laptop and my phone. Nothing has changed with the plugin or unraid that would affect this. Most likely anti-virus or aware blocker that blocks Javascript or cookies. Uninstall option uses cookies same as basic/advanced view throughout the gui. Uncheck of packages uses config file.

Did you hit apply?

Maybe. I'm not sure how to compile a rust app. You'd need to download the slackbuild first and all the source. You may just need rust and all its depends and you may need my DevPack plugin and install everything from there. I don't do this on my main server. I use an unraid vm.