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The problem is that the current program is hard coded to some outputs from apcupsd. Your ups doesn't have the battery voltage output, so it is breaking. Your welcome to submit a PR to fix that problem to the github project https://github.com/atribe/apcupsd-influxdb-exporter. Its something I want to do, just don't have the time right now.

Don't know how to do that. I'd hit up the support link on the telegraf docker hub page or maybe their github page.

Not sure, I didn't create that particular container, just made it available on unRAID. Find the it on dockerhub or github and ask the creator there.

Based on the wiki for hddtemp https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Hddtemp, it looks like you just put -q -d -F /dev/sd* /dev/nvme*

Ok, fixed the problem. There was a missing package in the requirements file, so it wasn't working. The author also added a new section in the config.ini file. This is optional, however, it will log a an exception to the console if you don't have it. [LOGGING] # Valid Options: critical, error, warning, info, debug Level = info

In talks with the project owner right now: https://github.com/barrycarey/Speedtest-for-InfluxDB-and-Grafana/issues/17

I was able to reproduce the error by not having the telegraf.conf file. If you don't have the file before you start it creates a folder named telegraf.conf. So you'll need to delete that folder and replace it with the file.

Don't know. I do reverse-proxy mine with traefik and it works fine. Are you directing it to the https version or you mineos ip address?

Where is the error displayed? Is it that the docker container can't start or that telegraf is reading the config file and something is wrong in there. My guess is you have a typo of some kind in your telegraf.conf.

from the log/latest.log menu

I map the port to the host and use the host ip address

Do you have things on different servers? I had an issues where the times on the different servers were out of sync and the data wouldn't show up.

@ppunraid try out the docker xml https://github.com/atribe/unRAID-docker. It should be available on the Community Apps soonish.

I guess I could, you'd have to copy down the config.ini file manually. I'll probably try it tonight. As a side note, i set the frequency of tests too high (like every 5 minutes) and it used up my 1 TB of data that Comcast allotted me. One of two free overages down the drain, oops.

I really have no idea how the magic works, all i know is if you have this container and the telegraf container running, then telegraf can access the hdd temps. Make sure you have [[inputs.hddtemp]] uncommented in your telegraf.conf

I don't maintain the docker image you'd have to go to the github page and raise an issue there. I just added the unrail xml template.

There is a default mapping to /mnt/user/appdata/influxdb from /var/lib/influxdb. That is where the data is stored.

Awesome, thanks.

Squid, I created a new XML a while back and it hasn't ever been added into the CA feed. Search finds my 7 other templates, but not this new one. Any idea what I've done wrong? The new XML is https://github.com/atribe/unRAID-docker/blob/master/hddtemp.xml

Sounds like your docker is not setup correctly. Do any docker containers persist? If not I'd check your docker settings to make sure they are similar to what I have.

For those using the instructions posted on reddit to set Grafana, InfluxDB, and Telegraf up found The instructions for using hddtemp can be amended to just searching community apps for hddtemp and using the template I just uploaded (not sure the refresh cycle on CA so it might take some time to show up.) I basically just took the instructions on using docker hub and made an unRAID template out of it. Enjoy.

:shrug: I would assume so, but I have no idea.

Not sure off the top of my head. I'd suggest figure out where the logs are being written to and then add that as a path for the container to some place you like them to go.

I'd suggest trying to recreate your influxdb. delete the current db in the apps folder and let it make a new one.

You'd have to find a different docker image or make your own Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk