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jbrodriguez

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  1. hi, when you press the stop button, it will 

     

    - "kill" the current rsync command (there might be a bit of delay)

    - stops the current operation, so any upcoming rsync commands are not run

    - doesn't perform any move/deletion on the source file/folder

     

    when an rsync command is stopped (killed), the file willl be partially copied on the destination and unchanged on the source

     

    if you run the same operation (rsync command) again, it would pick up from where it left

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    2 minutes ago, livefour2day said:

    Fixed it!!!!! Its showing in my IOS app now after running this manually

    cool !

     

    the root cause is controlr.env (strong suspect), it's empty and it's overriding (guess) the command line flag (--show-ups)

     

    i'll look into it and release an update

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  3. 1 minute ago, livefour2day said:

    I: 2024/05/11 14:47:59 core.go:384: No ups detected ...

    that's the issue, it isn't detecting the ups, the 2 binaries i posted above are the ones the plugin looks for when trying to read ups info

     

    you mentioned there isn't a /sbin/apcaccess in your system, which leads me to think that the default ups provider (apc) has changed  location, that's why controlr can't find it

     

    if you run

    lsusb

    does it show the ups attached (some line about America Power Conversion) ?

     

    can you try to run 

    apcaccess

    if that works, then

    type apcaccess

     

  4. 6 minutes ago, livefour2day said:

    No I don't have either of those, but it always worked before with no issues its since the app update I have noticed no UPS in the IOS app

    try this

    killall controlr

    then

    /usr/local/emhttp/plugins/controlr/controlr --port 2378 --show-ups

    can you post the output (remove any sensitive info you want) ?

  5. On 5/10/2024 at 6:50 AM, livefour2day said:

    No just the Unraid UPS built-in settings, the UPS always used to work it stopped with the recent app update.

    i was double checking the ups code in the plugin, can you check if you have 

     

    /sbin/apcaccess

    or

    /usr/bin/upsc

     

    in your system ?

     

    the plugin "should" only support those 2 "plugins"

     

  6. 3 hours ago, urbanracer34 said:

    Hello! 

     

    My unRAID install is indicating that your plugin is not available.

     

    I just thought you should know. 

    thanks for the heads up

     

    you should be ok uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin

    let me know if that doesn't work for you

  7. 14 hours ago, Andiroo2 said:

    I’m getting 100% CPU usage on CPU Core0 when I use Unbalanced. Everything is working correctly, but just wondering if this is normal. 

    i'd say it's a bit odd, can you run  `top` or `htop` to confirm that unbalanced is the one using that core at a 100% ?

  8. 1 minute ago, EDACerton said:

    The base tailscale/tailscaled binaries that are installed via the plugin are open-source

    agree

     

    2 minutes ago, EDACerton said:

    The Mac/Windows/iOS GUIs aren't open-source, nor is the control server

    this is what i really wanted to point out: there's a closed source element in the loop of tailscale (the control server), i understand this is in line with the original concern from @Rysz

    as you mentioned, you can run a headscale server and remove the closed source component

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  9. hey, that's a good question, i hadn't looked at it this way :)

     

    this plugin always had a closed source component, as it's mostly an extension of the mobile app

    it provides an api to some functionalities not readily available from unraid

     

    initially i implemented a role based access for the app (different users had different permissions), but this became too cumbersome with unraid's "one user (root)" implementation, so i dropped that

    the other "ui" functionality was to calculate the qrcode to add a server, but it was just too much to have a full ui just for that

    so, i moved the qrcode to the unraid plugin page

     

    i recently found a bug related to the qrcode data, it was always returning http protocol, even if the server was set to https, so i fixed the bug and decided to remove all the dead code and leave only the api services needed for the mobile app (which was always closed source)

     

    however i really hope to deprecate this plugin once unraid makes it's api publicly available

     

    P.S.: not sure about community app rules 🤷‍♂️, however there are some other plugins in the community apps that are not open source (tailscale comes to mind)

     

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