BDPM

It is the original install flash drive. May 2019 Might be a good idea to replace it. Regardless if it is the problem. Thanks!

Good Morning All, I went to update my nextcloud this morning, but before I run their updater I always like to make sure the docker container is up to date. When I went to login to Unraid, the normal login screen was gone. It was just plain text with some lines of encountered errors. I tried refreshing the url, nothing. The links were click-able, so I went to the terminal, did "sudo shutdown -r now". Unraid rebooted, and now seems to be back to normal. The only thing I notice is that it is now doing another parity drive check. It just did one the other day. I have it scheduled to run monthly on the first of the month. It takes about 12hrs. Anyway, I will add the text that I copied off the screen before I rebooted. Im going to make an attempt to look for log files to see if there is any indication in them. Although I have no idea what Im looking for or where to look for it. LOL. If anyone has any suggestions on what actions I should take, if any, I would be grateful. I have been using unraid for a few years now, and love it. Basically, set it and forget it after all of the initial setting up. Thank you all. Unraid_Errors.doc

Thank for the reply. Honestly, I have seen MIB mentioned in documentation, but I dont know what that is. LOL I went to observium IRC channel, asked around, and was told that I needed to add the agent to whatever server I wanted to monitor. I started to do that via this site https://docs.observium.org/unix_agent/ seems to me that it should work, but when I got to "restarting the service" I couldnt figure out how on unraid, so I just rebooted the server. When I went to continue the setup, I checked the observium_agent_xinetd file that had been scp over and edited. It was gone. So I tossed in the towel for the day. I used nerd tools to install xinetd, and it is still there. The edited file just poofs after reboot. Like I said previously, Observium working great, just missing the hard drive temps. I will attach a diagnostic file of my system if you wanna take a look. Much appreciated. Thank you for your time and efforts. BDPM BDPM-diagnostics.zip

Thanks. The reason I asked here was because what ive found so far required editing the snmp config files which, in order to monitor unraid drives means editing unraid system files in the /etc/snmp folder.

How do I get Observium to show hard drive temperatures? Ive searched around a bit and everything I find, I cant get to work. I see the current temps on the dashboard, but Im looking to trend the temps. Observium trends everything wonderfully, except hard drive temps. Any help would be greatly appreciated. BDPM