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  1. Here's one tidbit I found by trial and error and from finding a command to send a dummy notice: /usr/local/emhttp/webGui/scripts/notify -s "Test Complete" -d "Test has been completed" -l "/Main" If you have "Browser" set/checked you get a popup on the UI. As it only lasts 5 seconds it is worthless there since all you have to do is look away for 5 seconds and you miss it. In this case the notice goes to the Bell/Notifications/Unread section. If you uncheck that "Browser" setting, then you get no (worthless IMO) pop-up, and instead of the notice going to Bell/Notifications/Unread, it auto-moves to "Archive". The popup should stay unless/until it is dismissed, if you have set it to be on. Still fuzzy on what happens with the rest. I did get an alert out-of-schedule today for a disc capacity, that made me feel a little better about thinking it will alert me out of schedule, but the docs are very weak in this regard. And these events should go to syslog IMO, for searching after the fact as desired, or scripting. And it would be good to have a full list of what is checked, how it is checked, and what constitutes an alert/warning/notice in the docs. notify [-e "event"] [-s "subject"] [-d "description"] [-i "normal|warning|alert"] [-m "message"] [-x] [-t] [-b] [add] create a notification use -e to specify the event use -s to specify a subject use -d to specify a short description use -i to specify the severity use -m to specify a message (long description) use -l to specify a link (clicking the notification will take you to that location) use -x to create a single notification ticket use -r to specify recipients and not use default use -t to force send email only (for testing) use -b to NOT send a browser notification all options are optional
  2. Thanks. Appreciate the pointers but... I read all the help popups. They didn't answer my questions. And read the docs section that applies, it's basically the same thing as the popups but adds some errors. I tried RTM first.
  3. And... What the "Array status notification" settings seem to me to do, is to report hourly (per my setting). And for that hourly report, it reports it via my what kind of notice setting (Email selected) for Warning or Alert. Not instant as I'd want for an Alert, or warning. Am I misinterpreting?
  4. Under Main/(click on a disk)/Smart Settings, I have the defaults set there which appear to just define some thresholds. But at "SMART attribute notifications", there is an empty line that you can enter something, mine is blank, and below that there is a list of attributes, all checked except #188. What those checkbox imply (although it is not clear) to me, is those are the things that go with "SMART attribute notifications". Should I have something additional in the empty line beside that setting? Or am I in the right place you are talking about.
  5. Which settings explicitly please? Under settings/Notifications I have "Array status notification" set to hourly, as low as it will go. And I have "Array status" set to Email. And under "Notification entity" I have warnings and Alerts set to email. I had nothing checked on Notices, but I was getting hourly updates anyway.
  6. I'm coming form a hardware raid migrating to unraid. If I have a drive in any of my raid arrays get so much as a bad block, I get a notice. It happens via windows event viewer and a EV monitor. I need this same level of monitoring on my unraid disks. I want an email the instant a drive starts having issues so I can swap/remove before it gets worse or fails. I'm new to unraid and the only place I see for any kind of notice is under the web interface Settings, notification settings. For array status I can pick some interval from every hour to every month, and for available notifications I can pick email, and finally for entity I can pick email for warning and alerts. These settings are not intuitive to me. I do not want notices of alerts every hour, I want them immediately. Can someone elaborate on what these setting actually apply to, how the system works in the case of a drive with an issue, and it's notices? And, let me know if there is somewhere else I need further configuration.

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