dmacias

Community Developer
  • Posts

    2803
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    6

Everything posted by dmacias

  1. 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.
  2. Fixed fping. Can't have any non numeric characters in the version. There's no pre compiled version of exa. A quick glance at it and it would require too much work for me to compile right now.
  3. That might be why I didn't add it before. You probably need ruby and a bunch of other packages
  4. Could be something going on with your flash. But the only other way to completely remove it, would be to delete the directory on the flash and reboot. Could also just be some aware blocker or anti-virus.
  5. Added I'm not sure. I would uninstall the plugin and delete the Nerdpack directory on the flash drive at config/plugins/NerdPack. Then reinstall. If it happens again let me know which apps you're installing. Maybe something with the name or version of the app is throwing things off.
  6. Aware blocker, anti virus software. Something blocking Javascript.
  7. What Brit said. I also don't go through and check the source for newer versions of most of these apps unless someone requests. I will check the official slackware repo on occasion. For byobu the slackbuild script doesn't work with the newer version of the source code and I don't have time right now to rewrite it.
  8. The fan control script automatically set the fans to full speed when the script is initialized. This is so the bmc and script aren't competing and in case of script failure, your hard drives or cpu don't melt. The thresholds may also work in 150 RPM increments depending on board. You also need to set the fan min to a percentage that keeps the fan above that threshold. Monitor your rpms and try and set what they are at before full speed
  9. progress is already there. Cannot find anything on ia package
  10. Are you logged in as root? Seems like a permissions problem on your end. Not sure. I removed it and reinstalled it just fine
  11. Thanks to gfjardim, he added it to the Server part of the dashboard under Power. He also added the footer display
  12. If you look right above that line it says skipping because it's already install. While I do have a newer version compiled I forgot to include it. It didn't include many changes. The latest for the plugin is 2.7.4.20181125. It is based on the libusb compatibile branch.
  13. Libffi was added because unraid comes with an older version that doesn't work with newer version of python3. Unless your Nerdpack libffi is corrupt I don't see why it wouldn't install on start if it's checked. Mine does. Also I don't have a problem with the plugin ui. I use Azure. Tried default theme also. Even uninstalled libffi. Still no problem with ui. Tried on Chrome and Firefox
  14. NerdPack or unraid plugin ui. How does it break it? It'll persist if you have it turned on in NerdPack
  15. The plugin uses speedtest-cli, a python script from sivel on github and ookla is official speedtest app. So completely different. Just haven't had time to finish converting plugin to ookla
  16. A few posts back discuss the decision to remove it. Any python package that doesn't need compiling can be installed with pip and setuptools. https://forums.unraid.net/index.php?/topic/35866-unRAID-6-NerdPack---CLI-tools-(iftop,-iotop,-screen,-kbd,-etc.)#entry838361
  17. Sounds like maybe a bad download although the plugin should delete a package whose checksum doesn't match. I just updated perl so see if you can update it. If that doesn't work, go to /boot/config/plugins/NerdPack/packages/6.8 and delete any perl packages. Then try installing it.
  18. You'll need to have python3, setuptools and pip checked to install and possibly libffi. Then have the "pip3 install docker-compose" either in the go file or use the plugin user scripts and place the command in a user script to run at boot.