EldonMcGuinness

Yup, I see the file and again I can just call update_cron after the install via the terminal, or reboot the server, and the cron gets installed as it should. It just seems like you can't call update_cron during pre-/post-install. I don't need to create a cron via the pages, at least not yet, just a single cron that should be setup when the plugin is installed. By the way, did not know one could use fontawesome tags for icons! Cheers for that, though I do wish they would update to say FA6!

Yes, the file is there after the install and to make things even weirder, I can open a terminal after the install, run update_cron, and it will install the cron just fine. I'll give your snippet a try. I'm looking at your plug and I'm not seeing that snippet, do you not call it during the install? Basically what I'm trying to achieve is to have the cron job get installed during the install process.

I'm putting together a plugin for Unraid to monitor how much time my drives spend in standby. I've got the plugin working and my next steps is to polish it a bit, but I can't figure out how to make it install the cron entry during install. You can find the repo and PLG here: Github - DriveStandbyMonitor I've tried to call it directly from a pre and post install section in the PLG, I've also tried a PHP variation I found in one of the other plugins, but no luck. Can anyone shine some light on this?

Any reason nobody is recommending a reciprocal stop script for when the array stops?

Does this allow you to have any old mount point show up under the Unassigned Devices section? I was hoping to be able to mount local loopbacks and rclone shares and have them show up under this header for easier management. Is this a possibility? I tried to do a simple rclone mount and can indeed mount it--tried creating a mount point under /mnt/disks/share, /mnt/remotes/share, /mnt/addons/share as I saw these mentioned in this thread--but it does not show up under the UD section. Am I doing something wrong or is this just not possible?