dmacias

See the first post about setting Supermicro critical thresholds with the sensor config editor.

If the Nerdpack packages are the same versions of packages you installed the plugin won't upgrade them. It's best if you removepkg them all then install them.

Give it a try now. I compiled and added mediainfo, libmediainfo and libzen

I'll have to compile it myself when I get time. I rolled back to the previous version

Added

Added. Don't know why it wasn't copied to the 6.7 or 6.8 repo Edit: actually it's already included in unraid. That's why it was removed from NerdPack

I'd gladly accept the PR. I'll take any help I can get. I don't have as much time lately to really work on things. Feel free to ask me any questions or suggest any other changes while you're poking around.

Add libmediainfo. I forgot I combined it with mediainfo before. So you'll have to install both now.

## Supermicro X10/X11# ipmi-raw 00 30 70 66 01 00 64# ipmi-raw 00 30 70 66 AA BB CC## AA# 00 - Get value# 01 - Set value## BB# 00 - FAN 1/2/3/4 or CPU_FAN1/2# 01 - FAN A or SYS_FAN1/2/3## CC# 00 to 64 - Set Speed (0-64)# This is all I have. One command for the numbered fans and one for the lettered or sys fans. Unless there's a 02 option for BB.

If you click on help or individually click on the display settings descriptions, more info on each item is displayed. This is true throughout the entire unraid gui. If you remove all sensors from the dashboard then no dashboard.

I would have no idea what version a plugin requires. Some plugins may not update their packages frequently or to the latest. Sometimes I may not either. Also could be just a different build of the same package/version, which was the case here. I just check the plg files for packages and don't uninstall those packages, so the plugins will continue to work.

The vm backup plugin uses a different version than Nerdpack. You don't need to install it since the plugin will.

There's an updated version of libffi include in Nerdpack.

No problem. Thank you

I'm not sure about virtualenv but most the python package include both 2 and 3 versions. For python3 pip you just run pip3

I'll do that next time I update the plugin

It's in the bind package

Finally got around to this. Had to redo the slackbuild since they changed the source. Updated rar2fs to 1.28.0 and unrar also to 5.8.5

No it does not. It's just s basic plugin to find and add computers to s list that you can manually wake up. Never added any kind of automation or schedule. It does install etherwake. You can use a script to just run a simple etherwake command.

I went ahead and updated the python packages for 6.7 and add libffi. See if that works

This is included in unraid I believe

If you're on unraid 6.8 you can install libffi and plexapi will install. unraid has an older version.

I take it you're not on unraid 6.8. Everything for borgbackup is compiled and working for 6.8.

add both of these

What is your default network bridge in the vm settings? The plugin relies on that. I seem to remember to remember something about dockers and vm's not being about to see unraid. Something to do with network isolation. Try waking with another device on the same network as your unraid server.