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Congratulations! It looks great now. All values are displayed in the translated Unraid versions just as they are in the English version. So the problem is solved. You might want to consider moving the activity bar a little to the right, though. Right now, it looks a bit asymmetrical. But that’s a matter of taste. Thank you very much for the quick fixes!

I reinstalled the new version of the plugin, and now it's working. The disk activity display is visible again. Thank you very much! Here is the English version, as it should be. ....and here is the German version with your PlugIn . and without your PlugIn: There doesn't seem to be a translation for “Activity” yet. However, instead of displaying an empty field or the english word, no field is used at all. This has caused the headings and values to shift. And before you ask... No, the free storage space isn't displayed in the German version when your PlugIn is installed. I also checked it with the French language pack. It is the same problem. So, there must be something wrong with the extra column.

@DerekChen65535 First of all, thank you very much for your little tool. It looks pretty nice. However, I noticed that your tool (2026.05.20) shifts the tabs (at least in the German translation) so the values (size, used, free) no longer appear correctly under the right headings. The english version looks fine. I have no idea if this is a problem with your plugin or the language pack. Unfortunately, I can’t show you this because after reinstalling your plugin, it no longer displays anything (as if it weren’t running at all), even though I cleared the browser’s cache and reloaded the main page. Your new view is also not visible in other browsers anymore, even though the plugin is listed in the plugins overview. So, I had to uninstall it again. But I'll give it another try with a fixed version.

@Normand_Nadon What type of file system do you have? Do you have a Btrfs partition at least? Does this plugin work with other UnRaid releases on your system? Please provide us with some more information.

@SimonF First of all, thank you very much for your plugin. This is very helpful and has already saved me a lot of work. Nevertheless, I have a small suggestion for improvement. Most users are not really familiar with snapshots, and they don't know the difference between 'subvolumes' and 'directories'. They also have enormous problems creating the first snapshot with this plugin. For this reason, it would be useful to integrate a small wizard, that should ask which share should receive a snapshot, and where should the snapshot be stored. After this, the first snapshot should be created in the plugin automatically. Once this basic information is available, then the user can actually get along very well with the interface and its plugin. It would be great, if you could find the time to program this wizard.

@SimonF Could you take a look at the UI of your plugin? I am currently using unRaid 7.2 and noticed that the plugin cannot be used, at least on mobile. If you significantly reduce the browser window on the desktop, you get the same behavior.

Unfortunately, it is still present in beta 3.

I wanted to ask, if you also noticed that the plugin has a visual issue when updating unRAID to 7.2.0 beta. Unlike previous unRAID versions, there's no space between the last two elements. It's not a big deal, but it looks ugly (especially because the lines are not at the same height). until 7.2.0 beta With 7.2.0 beta

My NAS should always start up before I get home from work and should not go to sleep before I go to bed. For this reason, I adapted the script from @feraay with the hint of @corfoto4 for my needs to wake up the NAS. The function "excluded days" and "excluded hours" are used to prevent the NAS from going to sleep prematurely. Perhaps some of you might be interested in my script: Custom commands before sleep: # 1. Define wake-up times for each day of the week (1=Mon … 7=Sun) declare -A wake_times=( [1]="16:00" # Monday [2]="17:00" # Tuesday [3]="16:00" # Wednesday [4]="17:00" # Thursday [5]="17:00" # Friday [6]="07:00" # Saturday [7]="07:00" # Sunday ) # 2. Get today’s and tomorrow’s day numbers (1–7) today=$(date +%u) # Wrap-around: if today=7, tomorrow=1 tomorrow=$(( today % 7 + 1 )) # 3. Look up wake-up times for today and tomorrow wake_today=${wake_times[$today]} wake_tomorrow=${wake_times[$tomorrow]} # 4. Clear any existing RTC wakealarm echo 0 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm # 5. Compute Unix timestamps for now, today’s wake-up and tomorrow’s wake-up now_ts=$(date +%s) today_ts=$(date -d "today $wake_today" +%s) tomorrow_ts=$(date -d "tomorrow $wake_tomorrow" +%s) # 6. Pick the next wake-up timestamp if [ "$now_ts" -ge "$today_ts" ]; then wake_ts=$tomorrow_ts else wake_ts=$today_ts fi # 7. Set the RTC wakealarm echo "$wake_ts" > /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm

...so, it is designed for systems without a parity disk? ...since a party check is normally triggered automatically after an unclean shutdown.

and what is the advantage compared to the scrub routine already integrated in the system?

Today I tried unraid 6.12.0 and found, that snapshots on my disc array are only visible if "show root" is switched on. I've tested this with different browsers. Can anyone confirm this?

What version of unraid are you using?

Has anybody tested this plugin with the new release candidates for Unraid 6.12.0 ?

Sorry, my mistake! It's a problem of Firefox. If I use a chromium based web browser, everything is O.K.