minkshaman

It works perfectly! Thanks!!!

@Rysz Any progress?

sg_ses --json.txtsg_ses --page=cf.txtsg_ses --page=es.txt Hopefully you can work with these! :)

So I got curious on the outputs that the sg_ses tool could see and started going through them... I've put the output for --page=es and --page=cf in a txt if it's of any use to you! I can see on reddit that people have gotten fan speed and temp https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/pyynm2/emc_sae_vnx_disk_shelf_question/ sg_ses devbsg60150.txt

I just found some doco on mine if you're willing to take a squiz?

No worries then, I really love the plugin though, I was excited to get some stats from my diskshelf! Next step we need someone to implement the iDRAC Service Module as a plugin!

Is it possible that I was mistaken in the connection of the device? I understood that i didn't need to connect both data ports as the second was for daisy chaining for more disk shelves. Was I wrong? I mean, it works...

root@PowerEdge:~# sg_ses --all --json --no-time /dev/sg25 Segmentation fault sg_ses --all --json --no-time /dev/sg25

Thanks, I really appreciate the effort! I've tried the new version and it's failed with no real error. Service Configuration SCSI Enclosures ( lsscsi -g | grep enclosu ): [6:0:15:0] enclosu EMC ESES Enclosure 0001 - /dev/sg25 SCSI Enclosure Addresses ( lsscsi -gt | grep enclosu ): [6:0:15:0] enclosu sas:0x50060480000dc33e - /dev/sg25 <13>Nov 13 10:39:39 sesmon: /dev/sg25:0x50060480000dc33e: Monitoring [/dev/sg25:0x50060480000dc33e] with configuration [{"poll_interval":"1m30s","poll_attempts":3,"poll_attempt_timeout":"15s","poll_attempt_interval":"15s","poll_backoff_after":3,"poll_backoff_time":"3m0s","poll_backoff_notify":true,"poll_backoff_stopmonitor":false,"output_dir":"/var/lib/sesmon/JBOD","verbose":true}]; and notification agent [script_notifier] with configuration ["/etc/sesmon/notify.sh":{"notify_attempts":3,"notify_attempt_timeout":"15s","notify_attempt_interval":"15s"}] <13>Nov 13 10:39:39 sesmon: /dev/sg25:0x50060480000dc33e: "sg_ses": [1/3] execution failure: signal: segmentation fault: stdout=[] stderr=[] <13>Nov 13 10:39:54 sesmon: /dev/sg25:0x50060480000dc33e: "sg_ses": [2/3] execution failure: signal: segmentation fault: stdout=[] stderr=[] <13>Nov 13 10:40:09 sesmon: /dev/sg25:0x50060480000dc33e: "sg_ses": [3/3] execution failure: signal: segmentation fault: stdout=[] stderr=[] <13>Nov 13 10:40:09 sesmon: /dev/sg25:0x50060480000dc33e: Error polling device [1/3]: failure fetching from device: "sg_ses": [3/3] execution failure: signal: segmentation fault: stdout=[] stderr=[] Any ideas?

I've had a crack at this on my set up, even though mine's a EMC KTN-STL3. The log reports: sesmon: /dev/sg25:0x50060480000dc33e: "sg_ses": [3/3] execution failure: signal: segmentation fault: stdout=[] stderr=[report timestamp: transport: Host_status=0x0b [DID_SOFT_ERROR] I'm assuming it's because it's not a NetApp, do you have any plans to support other disk shelves?

This seems very, very simple, but I can't seem to make it work. I've tried a few times and I'm obviously missing something as I can't seem to make the 4 line run command work! Could someone pop it into an .xml for me? https://hub.docker.com/r/alekslitvinenk/openvpn https://dockovpn.io/ Thanks!

I understand that the web pvr manager isn't included in this container, but is there a reason it's not? Just curious as it seems pretty straightforward. Pretty happy that this is available as a docker at all to be honest though! 1. Download the latest get_iplayer WPM release to working directory wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/master/get_iplayer.cgi 2. Install get_iplayer.cgi WPM script install -m 755 ./get_iplayer.cgi /usr/local/bin https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/wiki/unix#web-pvr-manager-wpm

I hear what you’re saying, but that’s money I don’t have. I found a tutorial from SpaceInvader on setting up Volumeio on a VM. This fits most of my use case, but I’d really rather avoid Volumeio, as they do weird things like block Bluetooth access for unpaid users. I’ll use it if nothing else shows up, but it seems weird to me that there’s no application for this.

Not really my use case sorry. I get that it’s easy, but I want the speakers with the server.

So I have the case where my server and my gym both live in my garage. My wife wants to listen to music while she works out. Fair enough. But it doesn't really make sense to me to build a speaker driving bit of kit, when the server is literally right there! Surely I could just plug some speakers in and my wife could remote play on her phone? Is there any docker app that is designed for playing content on device? Extra points if it has AirPlay/ChromeCast/MiraCast receiving capabilities.