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Oh that must be relatively new. That's nice they did that, it wasn't always the case.

true. As I stated, I'm running dnsmasq to add my own dns resolution for "my" at.home domain. The certificate I created was a wildcard for it, so it will work for any server on "at.home". I don't think LE will let issue and let you renew wildcards... which is another reason I'm not using it. This is for my personal use, not for production. I don't want to manage n certs for my n servers.

It was and is still working fine for me. I wish there was a supported way, but I haven't heard from the dev team about this in a looooooong time.

That's not what this request is for. There are ways to either bake in a CA yourself into a customized container, or run update-ca-certificates in a linux container by either leveraging an init script (if the container supports that) or running your own command post container creation. It would be up to you to modify the container or automate the command to do all that. This request was for adding a CA to the unraid system itself so that the docker commands would accept certificates being offered by docker containers (for example, a docker registry). And this is really only necessary because I wanted my own CA. LE is great, but I don't want to worry about updating all of my certs every 3 months or whatever timeline they are moving to now.

jeeze, I don't know why I didn't get any notifications of responses to this thread. is anyone still looking for help on this?

From what I read, it was statically linked. Perhaps I'm wrong.

There may be other ways to get at the low level info. This isn't my wheelhouse, so I don't know how involved this will be

From the research I did, the driver is already in the kennel for a while now for their utility to use. Most os' only need their binary to see the drives, smart stats, temps, array configs, etc. I already played with it in unRAID and it seemed to work well. To unRAID, it looks like with this controller the built arrays show up as single drives.

answering myself a little here... this seems like a good example plugin with source: https://github.com/theone11/serverlayout_plugin

I've been poking around for a bit, looking at those plugins in the CA interface... I don't see any links to github or something. The plugin forum has some stickies in it with links to plugin doc and conversations about a template... but I wasn't seeing a good place to just look and see what a plugin is. What is a plg file? is it a renamed tgz? Is there something like a https://gitpod.io workspace that can be used as a demo with common build process or something? I'm curious to play around.

It looks like they show up as drives. (but each entry is a 4x drive RAID 10 array) Their utility is a self contained binary and will list the devices and a ton of information about them including health. I was hoping to pipe some of that health data to any place unRaid currently monitors drive health. On that subject, can I get unraid to send emails on drive health events?

Sure. storage-diagnostics-20220608-2108.zip

Yes and I never implied that it was. I thought I was pretty clear. My question was if I plugins could support adding temp/smart/etc monitoring to the Array UI or not. I am not confusing RAID (which I am doing in hardware) with unRAID's normal array operation (which is not RAID and does not meet my needs for performance, and data security)

Yeah I started with plain drives /w 2x parity and the performance was so incredibly bad that I really had no choice.

I was wondering if I could try to go down this route and package their binary to read the stats and eventually hook it up to something in the array view.