bsession1014

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    realy pretty but it could use a pirate ship
  1. i always though it would be really cool to get like a cool sticker that changes every month and a letter saying thanks would be a cool subscription for like $5 a month from software like this. you get to support the efforts and get a badge to slap on the side of your server rack. and if things are tight a skip this month button. the unraid community is pretty decanted i think the response would go well.
  2. i am using this script and it works but in my dell r720 both cpus just come up as "temp" and the script is grabbing the lower of the 2 "temp" sensors. is there an edit to take the highest of the 2 sensors "temp"? sorry I've tried looking around and a few edits but cant figure it out any help would really be appreciated, thank you.
  3. same issue here glad i looked first i just installed a pfsense firewall and was about to go down the rabbet hole of destroying that thinking it was one of the plug-ins... THANK YOU unraiders for having a super fast community saved my i dont know how much time and headache!!!
  4. it took me forever to in a termanl for the ">_" unraid put in " docker run --rm --cap-add=NET_ADMIN -e USER=XXX -e PASS=YYY bubuntux/nordvpn:get_private_key" with your user name and pass word but its still not working it says the same thing theres an update and wrong user name pass word i even tryed using the service credentials for manual setups and still no.
  5. bpalhares run (ipmitool -I lanplus -H $IPMIHOST -U $IPMIUSER -P $IPMIPW sensor list |grep Temp) to get the list of what your temp sensors are called and replace "Ambient" with whatever sensor you want to run your script off of. then set a cron job for how often you want the script to run. this is set schedule to custom and in the bar that pops up put in the code of numbers need ( this may help https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/cron-job ).
  6. for the dell r720 change "Ambient" to "Inlet Temp" if you want ambient air temp or "Temp" if you want the cpu temp.