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It does support Notification Center notifications, so you will get notified if a disk is overheating or has errors.

I'm the developer of Luminous. It is not possible (or worth the hours of development time) to implement the manufacturer remote console as it's usually proprietary. Luminous does adhere to the IPMI standards so will gather all and any sensors and display them. You will be able to restart, shut down, and power on your unRAID server as well. I'll do my best to help with any further questions regarding Luminous.

Had a few moments of spare time today. Very simple, very flat. That means it's nice and easy to work with https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86051512/dark1.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86051512/dark2.png

Yeah you are right, my calibrated 27" Thunderbolt is a load of crap. Just add themes, let everyone decide for themself if they want the cool and professional white or the gay dusk theme. Btw, this is not a iPhone app... Jowi, that wasn't a direct attack on you. I don't care if you've got a calibrated 27" Thunderbolt display or a 12" TFT from the past. I was simply trying to get constructive feedback. This really isn't the place for hostility. It is not constructive, and it is not appreciated. Thanks.

I like opinions! Any anyway, Black is the new Black.

Going to try a black version. And yes, dusk looks great on an iPhone. You can't reproduce the colours if you've got a crappy screen.

What do you prefer... White or 'Dusk'? I'm over white apps, but not sure if the dusk colour scheme works as a useable app. I think the colours look pretty slick, but I'm also not colour blind https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86051512/white.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/86051512/dusk.png

Are you running Margarita 1.1?

Thanks! Please provide feedback if something isn't working the way you'd expect. I'm also working on another version to add cases for rebuilds and missing disks. Cheers

Yep, absolutely right. Margarita should get updated via the App Store.

Margarita 1.1 has been released on the App Store. Get your update! New Features: - Wake On LAN support - Run and Cancel Parity checks Bug Fixes: - Improved error state design - Increased length of time before connection error occurs - Improved accuracy of storage reporting

Push Notifications? Outside of local network access on the iOS app? Unlikely, unless the user base is much larger than I anticipate. Outside of local network access = VPN. I won't create a servlet for unRAID, I'm just focusing on the basics first.

Are you ready for another $4.99 from me? Assuming that's what you plan to charge for the iOS version too.. How have sales of the Mac version been so far? Understandable if you don't want to share business details like that though. It'll likely be less on iOS. I hope I get enough sales to pay for a years developer membership.

Just a little something I'm working on...

New version waiting for review on the App Store! A few bug fixes, and the addition of starting/stopping Parity Checks, as well as Wake On LAN support. Wake On LAN will be quite useful, allows you to start the server if it's turned off.

Ubuntu runs really well even on older hardware. The 'app' store works well and has a good range of software available. I believe you can still download an older version of flash as well.

Currently, especially if your webGUI is password protected, there is a high chance that someone on your network could very easily gain access to your unRAID server. You transmit your password essentially in plain text over your network at the moment, which is something SSL is designed to prevent. Even with the vulnerability, you'd still be safer now with OpenSSL than without. If you're on a home network, it's not really worth worrying about... the risk is relatively low. If you're running unRAID in a corporate environment, you'd better be sure it's segregated from primary networks if you're even slightly worried about the contents of your server.

Honestly, as much as I'd love to in a perfect world, I don't think that will happen. Even though the application only took me two weeks to complete, there was still at least 50 hours of development time lovingly hand crafting and coding the UI switches, interface design and polishing, business logic and conceptual design that has gone into the app. Not to mention support and potential feature additions for the future, dealing with Apple, and so on. So far I've calculated my hourly rate to be less than $1 USD. This is not a complaint (seriously) as I've thoroughly enjoyed making it, and it's certainly not my only source of income. Just to know some people are using it makes me happy. The sad state is that the App world is a race to the bottom, and I think $5 is quite cheap if you like what you see

Ha! I wish making money would be an option

Precisely, I want to keep it as simple (but useful) as possible. The overall goal is to have feature parity between an iOS and Mac app.

What would you prefer to see? I don't think whether a share is mounted on osx or anywhere else is of any added value for this app. I would like to see unraid specific info on the share, e.g. is it shared over nfs, afp, smb, all? Which disks does it span? What is the split level and allocation method? Maybe even how much data is allocated by the share. Thanks for the suggestions, will keep it in mind for a future release. Initially I was going to integrate 'auto mount' feature into the app, a replacement for my auto mount script. However, due to to Apple Sandbox, it's wasn't possible. I never went further than checking to see if they were mounted.

Fair call. Well, I'm sure WOL will find its way into a future release soon!

With WOL I'll be sold. You mean you're not sold already?

I'm sure that could be a possibility!

This worked great, did my.ip.address:90 and it worked. One thing I would suggest is that available size on disks is per TB, so even if only 50GB are taken on a 2TB drive it says it has 1tb free, i guess it does not specify to decimal places. Not sure if that is something that will be coming? Thanks for the heads up, that will be fixed in the next release.