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  1. 2 minutes ago, shaunmccloud said:

    You need to do the following (where telegraf is what you named the container).

    • docker exec -it telegraf /bin/bash
    • apk update
    • apk add smartmontools
    • exit
    • docker restart telegraf

    You will need to do this every time the container updates :(


    That's what I was hoping to avoid, a non-persistent work around.  But even so, that does not work.  apk is not a command that works for me inside the container.

  2. 1 minute ago, dmacias said:

    Maybe do a full readout and see if there's anything temp related
     

    
    smartctl -A -n standby /dev/sdX 2>/dev/null
     



    I think I remember discussion about temp and those drives. Does it show a temp in the main webgui? If so, I'll have to see how he did that.

     

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  3. 2 minutes ago, dmacias said:

    Maybe the script isn't seeing the hard drive or the temp. Does that hard drive show up in the ignore list? What do you get when you run this command substituting sdX for sdf or whatever the hard drive is.
     

    
    smartctl -A -n standby /dev/sdX 2>/dev/null| grep -m 1 -i Temperature_Cel | awk '{print $10}'
     



    If nothing just try this

    
    smartctl -A -n standby /dev/${hdd} 2>/dev/null| grep -m 1 -i Temperature
     

     

     

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  4. 6 minutes ago, dmacias said:


     

     


    What are the settings you're using? Just for info, the plugin uses the highest temp hdd not an average. To test I would set the high threshold to the highest temp hdd. Also give it a min or so depending on your interval setting. The see if it spins up to full speed

     

     

    I'm only polling one drive at the moment (a Samsung 960 Pro NVMe drive).  I've set the high threshold below what the current temp is for that drive and given it a few minutes.  It does nothing even though the HDD Temperature sensor is in fact showing the temperature is above the high threshold.

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  5. Ok, well I thought I was done.  But apparently no matter what I set for the High temperature threshold for FANA using the HDD Temperature sensor, my fan never ramps up.

     

    If I set the temp sensor to be something like System Temp it works but will not work for HDD temperature.

  6. 2 hours ago, dmacias said:
    6 hours ago, IamSpartacus said:
    So I bought a new Supermicro motherboard and this plugin doesn't appear to interact with the BMC correctly.  As soon as I enable Fan control, it automatically changed the Fan Mode in SuperMicro's IPMI settings to Full Speed.  If I then change that to Standard or Optimal, the fan's return to normal operation as per SuperMicro's settings but do not adjust as per the fan control settings in Unraid.
     
    Has this happened to any one else in the past and know of a work around?

    Which board? I have tested on X10 and currently have an X11. The plugin is based on specific ipmi commands for different models. If your bmc firmware isnt updated or consistant with other models this may affect it also. Recently I was made aware also at least one bmc firmware puts spaces in the fan names. The plugin expects FANA, FAN1.... I haven't implemented an update yet to trim out the spaces yet. The full speed setting is intended so the bmc doesn't try controlling the fans while fan control is running.

     

    This board with the latest BMC firmware.  No spaces in the fan names.

     

    Oh so it should be set to full speed in IPMI and then Unraid should lower the fan speeds based on the settings in Fan Control?

     

     

    EDIT:  I got this working.  Now that I know full speed is intended, I just had to fix an issue on my side that was forcing one of my fans to keep ramping up and down.  Even though I manually set thresholds really low (200) my fan control setting was actually causing the fan to go below that causing it to ramp up to full speed.  Once I set a high minimum fan speed % it fixed my issue.

  7. 5 minutes ago, ChappyEight said:

    I've experienced the same issue with my X10.  And, unfortunately, I'm still at the stage where "normal operation" means the fans ramp up and spin down every 5 seconds.  I'm tempted to just buy a manual fan controller and call it a day.

     

    I don't have the ramping issue, that is usually resolved by fixing your thresholds which is pretty easy to do.  My issue is it seems I can't use the Fan Control in Unraid because any time it attempts to interact with the fans it forces Supermicro to change it's fan mode to full speed.

  8. So I bought a new Supermicro motherboard and this plugin doesn't appear to interact with the BMC correctly.  As soon as I enable Fan control, it automatically changed the Fan Mode in SuperMicro's IPMI settings to Full Speed.  If I then change that to Standard or Optimal, the fan's return to normal operation as per SuperMicro's settings but do not adjust as per the fan control settings in Unraid.

     

    Has this happened to any one else in the past and know of a work around?

  9. 2 minutes ago, Squid said:

    unRaid doesn't have auto update.  It does have an update all button which as it states updates all containers that have an update available.  There is an auto update plugin available which does indeed allow you to cherry pick which apps you want it to automatically update for you.

     

    Ahh yes my apologies I forgot there wasn't an auto update for containers, I was mistaking that setting for the plugin's setting.  But either way, my request still stands as I'd love to be able to auto update on a per container basis.

  10. I'd love to be able to use auto update of most of my docker containers.  The problem is I have a handful of docker containers that I consider "production" and can't afford a bad docker update to break things.  So I currently can't have auto update enabled because it's an all or none setting right now.  I'd love there to be another column in the Advanced display on the docker tab that allows for one to check on/off auto update for each container.

  11. 13 hours ago, Racer said:

    I have the same problem with UNRAID v6.8 rc5 and before. I don't use plex, but all the shares become completely unresponsive when the mover is running.

    I have two Samsung 860 EVO 1TB in RAID 1 (btrfs) assigned to cache.

    Changing the priority in CA Mover Tuning to Low didn't change a thing.

    Iowait is really high. Up to 84 sometimes.

    Turbo write is disabled, but didn't make a difference when enabled.

     

    Did you have the same issue in 6.8rc1-3?  When I upgraded to rc1 it seemed to fix my issue and I'm now running rc3 with no issues.

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