interwebtech

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  1. New Notification Features: Unexpected Behavior

    Love the new notification features, history and all. :) However I would like to request that when a browser notification is closed via the little X (like the old system) that it be considered "acknowledged" and thus marked as read. Right now, when I close one the little bell icon stays lit up. I can make it go black again by opening menu and selecting Acknowledge even though I have already interacted with the notification. Did I describe that right?

  2. As I mentioned in my previous follow up, I changed the setting on disks 1 & 2 at the individual disk level. It did not affect the sending of notifications. However, today I noticed that the wording in the email is slightly different.

    Disks using the general "all disks" setting have the subject:
    Alert [TOWER] - Disk 3 is low on space (96%)

    Those 2 disks I have it set at the individual level have the subject:
    Warning [TOWER] - Disk 2 is high on usage (94%)

     

    Note the diff between warning & alert.

    Also I still don't have a "smart-one.cfg" in my /config folder. Be cool if someone could figure out what changed with 6.9.2 that brought all this back.

  3. 7 hours ago, bonienl said:

     

    Already possible. Just set a value of zero for warning and/or alert level.

     

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    I updated my notification threshold setting to "0" as soon as I read your post. Just now had the second of my twice daily notification floods (setting should have stopped those, right?). The setting does not appear to have the desired effect of turning the notifications off. Diags attached.,

    tower-diagnostics-20210411-2008.zip

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  4. Just checked my overall disk setting for default warning disk utilization threshold. It was set at 95%. Critical threshold was set at 97%. All my disks report as 95% or less. I've bumped these up to 97% & 99% respectively. Maybe that will quiet the warnings. 

    Feature request: Be able to MUTE these maybe on individual disk level. Reset and show warnings on reboot? That way I can see them when new version but silence them day to day.

  5. 1 hour ago, limetech said:

    What release did you upgrade from?  The extra delay in this step is due to a change that went into -rc6:

    • fstab: mount USB flash boot device with 'flush' keyword

     

    This tells the vfat file system to be more aggressive in flushing data to the USB flash device, though not fully "synchronous".  This was done to cut down on USB flash device corruption and should not be noticeable in normal operation.

     

    It is odd that the "Syncing - please wait" message did not appear immediately, we'll have to look into that.

    rc6 to rc7

    PS. I make a habit of spinning up all drives before running the upgrade. Speeds up the syncing process.

  6. 2 minutes ago, Frank1940 said:

    When I update, it always pauses at this point for (what seems to be) a substantial period of time.  Did you wait a couple of minutes to see if it would actually continue?

    I will try leaving it be. I've never had it pause for a long time that I recall.

  7. Adding my report here rather than in a new thread. I have been experiencing page load delays in Chrome. I thought it might be an errant extension but have disabled ad blocker and spell checker (Grammarly). I believe it predates the 6.7.0 series but can't recall how far back. I have been using Firefox to access the webUI as 20-second delays between pages (I can see everything but no clicks allowed until it finished loading) are a PIA. 

    I fired up Dev Tools today to get some screens of the offenders under Network tab. Looks like "var", DashboardApps.php, & Notify.php are the ones causing the delay on Main. On moving to Settings page, its var & Notify.php again. Some screen grabs from devtools below.

     

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