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On 3/26/2023 at 11:09 AM, Mr_Jay84 said:
Where is the .conf located? I can't seem to find it?
/root/.tmux.conf
If it doesn't exist, you must create it.
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5 hours ago, apandey said:
Yes, that would be my backup plan, or migrate my scripts to bash. I was hoping to leverage the install method already in the plugin
is that the plugin takes advantage of the method suggested by unraid, at startup, which is exactly what you don't want, so you can use other alternatives, such as user script, there you can install in another startup stage, such as the array
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21 hours ago, apandey said:
is there a way to lazy load the packages with nerdtools?
I need python for some of my automation scripts, but setting up python during bootup slows down the boot significantly. I would prefer if python setup happened after system bootup, even if it means I may not have a working python for some time after system startup (I can always check for python availability and make my scripts safe)
Is there a way to achieve this behaviour?
It occurs to me that you could use the user script plugin and make a script there that installs python when the array boots for example
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Hello, we are testing the compatibility of some packages and we will have updates shortly
4 hours ago, kesm said:Hello,
python3 current version in NerdTools is 3.9.10 but last available version is 3.11.2, is it possible to update it in NerdTools please?
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52 minutes ago, JonathanM said:
Did you reboot to see if the changes stick?
no, close tmux completely and reopen it
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This is solved, close all tmux windows, add that line to the .tmux.conf file and open it again and it works mc
echo "set -g default-terminal 'linux'" >> .tmux.conf
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15 hours ago, st1994 said:
I'm encountering the same -- but also have the same question -- where are the conf files stored? Like where is tmux.conf etc when using this plugin?
It is stored in the root user's home, in /root
this is the content of mine
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On 2/15/2023 at 4:53 PM, questionbot said:
mc not running in tmux was not an issue until I updated to the new version of unraid and the new nerdTools.
Before then I just ran MC with no issues. So I would open a tmux new - s mc and just have it always on... and jump into the tmux session... so any way I left MC would stick.
I use mc in tmux and I don't have anything extra installed, only what is available in nerdtools, what errors do you get?
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12 hours ago, neupsh said:
I have the same problem too. libffi.so.7 is not there since updating to unraid 6.11.2.
I am not sure if there is a newer version of borg with libffi. It would be nice if there was the libffi package included in the NerdTools, as it is one of the dependency of the tool provided there.
exactly, it is a problem with the update to 6.11.2, I just updated and it has stopped working
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1 hour ago, BBenja said:
I can confirm that something changed after the update.
I am not using borgbackup but rely on other scripts using libffi.so.7. Since I updated 2 hours ago, I get the following error
ImportError: libffi.so.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Maybe they updated libffi.so
I'll update tonight and try
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1 hour ago, Roi said:
I run 6.11.2 since today. NerdTools ist the most current version from November 1st.
Yesterday borgbackup still worked on 6.11.1 - maybe there was also another dependency which supplied libffi.so.7 here, too?
Has it stopped working after upgrading to 6.11.2?
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3 hours ago, Roi said:
Well, borgbackup and borgmatic is a difference. In NerdTools you can install borgbackup, which provides the "borg" binary.
I have installed this version, and nothing else, do you have updated nerdtools?
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19 hours ago, ziggie216 said:
can you run ldconfig -p | grep ffi
wondering where libffi.so.7 came from. I'm on 6.11.2
I am going to install it in a clean installation, I have done the same procedure as you, but some other plugin may have installed some extra dependency
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1 hour ago, ziggie216 said:
this is borgbackup from nerdtools?
Yes
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1 hour ago, ptirmal said:
I will be following this. I have been putting off updating to 6.11 because I rely on borg backups.
I just installed borgmatic and I have no problems, I'm on 6.11.1
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1 hour ago, steppi said:
Hi guys, I have a problem: since yesterday I can no longer install anything from the "nerd pack" .. when I go to settings-nerdpack- I find this writing: "Please wait, retrieving plugin information ..." forever ..
I attach screenshot . What can I do? I tried to delete and reinstall nerdpack .. but nothing to do ..
Thanks for your help
Nerdpack is no longer compatible with version 6.11 of unraid, you have to install this new version called nerdtools
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On 10/28/2022 at 12:15 AM, Timi said:
Thanks for bringing this back! I installed my old packages, but couldn't some libs. This leads to the following error:
# nload Error opening terminal: xterm-256color.ncurses-term would fix this. Can it be added? utempter was also involved in this, I'm not sure however if I'd actually need it.
We will check if those packages are dependencies and if they are, we will add them
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22 hours ago, MustardTiger said:
Hi,
I'm having an issue where I can't remove some plugins. When I go to remove a plugin, such as powertop or sshfs I get this when I hit apply:
powertop-2.13 used by plugin: NerdTools
powertop-2.13 in use by another plugin, not uninstalled......
sshfs-3.7.2 used by plugin: NerdTools
sshfs-3.7.2 in use by another plugin, not uninstalled.Both plugins still show as installed. This doesn't happen with all packages, it doesn't with Screen for example.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
Edit: I managed to manually remove those packages using removepkg. Will there be any leftovers I need to remove, or does 'removepkg' generally remove everything?
We are going to review a specific case because it is not removed, thanks.
The removepkg command removes everything related to that package
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3 hours ago, drumstyx said:
Does this happen to have tools that used to be included in the old devpack plugin? Awesome to have an equivalent for nerdpack, but devpack was also indispensable for some uses! Seems to be a VERY similar codebase, so likely not a difficult port, if you're up for it!
Effectively this is a fork of the old one, with several improvements and with the updated packages, we will add the most used packages by the community little by little as they are requested and updated.
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12 hours ago, maxwai said:
I also opened up a issue on the GitHub Repo but I think it may be favorable to document how a package can be added to the plugin.
With this, the community could do the heavy lifting of finding and maybe even compiling the packages and adding packages would go faster.
Of course this introduces the problem of verifying that a package wasn't modified from the source. For that I propose that for packages that were already found compiled, the link to the checksum could be given (so not the checksum directly but the link of where to find the checksum in combination with the package itself) to verify the package.
For packages that need to be compiled manually because they are not available in the public package lists, I propose, instead of adding the compiled package directly, which can't be easily verified, to open a Issue with the necessary commands to compile it. So that would be the commands to download the source, extract it, build and compile the package, and package it again for the plugin.
Link to the issue
This seems to me the best solution to create new and safe packages.
Thank you
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9 hours ago, Ferdaze said:
Thanks for adding sshfs! I was just trying to recover a deleted file with xfs_undelete but forgot it requires these
- tcl >= 8.6
- tcllib
Do I need to add those dependencies?
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On 10/14/2022 at 10:56 PM, vrytired said:
Requesting sg3utils and wget2, thank you.
What does wget2 do? I imagine it's an improved alternative to wget, have you tried axel?
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1 hour ago, aim60 said:
Can we assume that all of the packages that were in Nerdpack will be migrated to Nerdtools?
the most used or those that can be added, that surely there were packages that nobody used
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2 hours ago, Squid said:
There's a bug in 6.11.x where under certain circumstances a file is not getting deleted that handles the "Pending" status.
Assuming that when you did attempt an install originally the DONE button did appear (not the CLOSE button), then your resolution is either to reboot or from a command prompt
rm /tmp/plugins/pluginPending/*@bonienl ^^^
That error corresponds to? To the plugin itself or to the way they are installed? I'll see if I can replicate the error
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nano /root/.tmux.conf
And you add more lines that are indicated above