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There is not currently, as this is my personal preview build, and I still need to sanitize the code. If enough people are interested, and when I have time, I'll put together the release notes and post it as an official release.
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Alright, everyone. Here is the UUD 1.7 preview. It looks pretty different from 1.6, and since I made this version, I haven't really changed it much. It is the most fined tuned and refined version that I have developed, and there isn't much more that I need for me personally. I'm pretty pleased with the way it turned out. Let me know your thoughts and/or if you have any questions! @SpencerJ ULTIMATE UNRAID DASHBOARD Version 1.7 (Click Each Image for 4K High Resolution)
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Hi everyone! Sorry about the hiatus. I had to take a long break due to some upheaval in my personal life (all good now). A bunch of people recently were asking for the code and the project to be reinstated, so here it is. Thanks @SpencerJ for assisting with getting the topic reactivated in the forums. I've been tinkering on this on my personal build for a few months off and on. UUD 1.7 has been finished for a while now. I'll share some screen shots, and if anyone is interested, I can share the code. Not sure if I'll officially pick this back up, but we'll see where it goes. I still need to upgrade to UNRAID 6.12.X ha ha. Hope you are all doing well!
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I second this! My spinning drives never get over 26C, but my Cache Nvme SSD can hit almost 70C while the Mover is running. These SSD temps are within normal operating ranges. Setting spinning drives too high poses risk, setting the SSD too low inundated me with emails 😂.
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How many attached storage devices do you have?
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That is SERIOUSLY disappointing! No, I don't have anything to do with Varken, nor do I have the time to look into creating a replacement. If anyone takes up the VARKEN mantle, please let me know so we can collaborate. Note: Varken still works currently and it still in the UUD 1.7 forthcoming update. I actually just updated all of the UUD 1.7 panels to fully support Grafana 9.X. I'll be releasing the UUD 1.7 with Varken still as the dependent Plex/Tautulli DB plugin. Also, the UUD 1.7 is fully compatible with the latest UNRAID 6.10.X releases (just tested them personally). UUD 1.7 will most likely be my FINAL major update to this project as well. Everything should still work if you can download the dependencies/dockers, and if the UNRAID OS does not break anything in a future update. I did DEPRECATE the UNRAID API plugin/Docker, as a memory leak was pointed out by its developer (that project is dead also), and I have removed those panels from the UUD. There will be more than enough new bells and whistles in UUD 1.7 that I think are very useful and exciting for people to geek out on. It is the most polished, organized, slick, and purpose built UUD to date. I'm excited to share it with you guys. Now I just need to find some time to wrap it up and post it. Look out for it in Q1 2023. @SpencerJ
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Hey there. I had no idea someone made a docker compose for the UUD. Thanks for letting me know. I would reach out to that developer directly. You could try starting over using the official instructions found at the beginning of this post and the 1.6 release notes right after.
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Nice! Thanks for sharing. From what I saw, that looks promising. I don't use that Docker as I have a Ubiquity Networks hardware appliance for my household, but this is interesting. Anyone else have interest in adding this to the UUD?
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Please provide the links and any supporting documentation. I can look into it when I have time.
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I don't use the UNRAID API or related panels in my personal UUD dash (they are not the best part for me), and I will now remove them from UUD 1.7 due to this news. If you are using the UNRAID API panels in the UUD 1.6, I would highly recommend you delete them/related dependencies, and remove the UNRAID API Docker. At least until this issue is resolved by that developer (if they ever get around to it). I'm almost done with with UUD 1.7 that adds a bunch of new and useful panels, and overhauls a number of existing ones. Thanks for the heads up on the UNRAID API memory leak. That is unfortunate and not worth a dirty shutdown with the array needing a hard reset and resulting parity check upon reboot due to this docker crashing. Just to be clear, the UUD and it's developer (me) have nothing to do with the UNRAID API or its docker. If anyone hears that the issue is resolved, I would be happy to put it back into the UUD at a future point since many of you do like that part of the UUD.
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Same for me. I just posted to let everyone know that I didn't run into any issues, and that everyone should take this seriously and do it. Glad everyone is figuring it out.
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It is LEGIT. I got the email, and everyone I know did. Just changed everything without any issues. Make sure you guys click the sign out of all devices checkbox as well. Had everyone who wasn't using MFA implement it. I suggest everyone do the same. I'm not worried, and I am glad they were up front with what happened. Other than that get LIFELOCK and HOME TITLE LOCK to round out your identity protection package. It has saved my butt a couple of times!
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Glad you found the TRUE culprit. I was just coming on here to defend the UUD ha ha. Just so you guys know, you can set retention policies for INFLUXDB and this will ensure you don't eat up space. I have a 2TB cache drive, so I put it at 10 years, but others may just want a rolling 30 days, that is perfectly acceptable, and totally doable. @FreeMan If you don't like the Plex panels, feel free to remove them and the related datasources. You can run a UUD "Lite" if you want to. I just put everything that anyone would want in one dash for the sake of development. By all means, you do you. Cheers!
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Thanks. I'll get that fixed in 1.7.