MadsRC

I know it isn't made in bash... I've been using Linux since 06 and work with it on a daily basis. Which also means I know bash, and I know how to bash script - I simply dislike scripting in bash.

I like developing things and I like Python. Yes I could do it in bash, but I've done more Python than bash - This makes it easier for me to use Python than bash. But you got me on the dependency thing. Though that usually isn't a problem since most up to date linux distributions offer some kind of up to date Python. Since unRAID doesn't, I created a easy to use plugin (Which will be refined later on).

I do, but I like to do stuff in python

Inspired from the other thread about File List Generation. NOTE: Please note that this is an alpha! - Use at your own risk! Version: 0.1 Future plans Support for cache drive (Write list to cache instead of flash) Support for all drives Proper plugin - Control the script from plugin Scheduled runs through plugin About Currently it will generate 2 lists: [*]List of paths to all files [*]List of paths to all files including the MD5 sum of each These files are saved to /boot/filelist/ When I'm done developing this, it will save to a cache drive, to spare the flash. Currently I only own unRAID basic, which is why it doesn't support a cache drive yet. Currently it supports the following switches/arguments: --flash : Will create lists of files on the flash drive --disk1 : Will create lists of files on disk 1 --disk2 : Will create lists of files on disk 2 Installation Note:The script have only been tested with python 2.7.3. Download and extract the zip file Install the python plugin Place the filelist.py script in /boot/ Execution Execute the script with ./filelist.py --flash (or --disk1 or --disk2) Tip: Run it in screen - It will run for quite some time... madsrc_plugin.zip

Hello fellow unRAID fans! I've been looking fora new project, and recently a post here got me thinking. How would the community treat a plugin hosting site? It would be dedicated to unRAID, host the plugins AND the installable files. This way, when you find a plugin you know the URL's it points too aren't dead. I guess it would work on a user base, which means the users would create a profile, and upload their work, which they they share with the rest of the community. Is this anything the community would use? If it is, I'll start working on the project. Got a few ideas about the features of the site, which I'll talk to my partner, and the community about if people think it's a good idea.

pjneder, It's due to the SimpleFeatures temperature plugin. I got the same problem with my ESXi build, and I use RDM right now. Don't know if the errors still there when I get my M1015 and pass that through... But the plugin won't work if your using RDM.

Does anyone have any experience with Full Disk Encryption and unRAID? I can find a few threads thats 3-4 years old, but nothing that's remotely recent. Currently, unRAID supports all of what I demand from a storage server, except for Full Disk Encryption. Is it possible with the normal unRAID build, or can it be done with a full slackware + unRAID install? I'm looking for something that will start the system, but won't start the array or read ANY data from the disks unless a password is given from either the shell or web interface.

SimpleFeatures replace the standard web interface, so you will find it at //tower

Yes you can run both I have for some time now, but recently reinstalled the server and went with SimpleFeatures

Does anyone have or know of a working p910nd Shared Printer driver plugin? I know there's a package in unmenu, but I'd prefer not to use unMENU, as there's not really any reason for me to use it (Other than the print driver, which is a tad overkill).

The current version I use is the free one, but I will upgrade to the pro version later on when I got the cash.

So, I reccently got a new 8GB USB stick (one of them really slim ones) instead of my old Datatraveler. I want to begin to use it, but I'm unsure wether or not there's anything I'd have to do to my disk first? or do I just install unRAID to the usb and plug it in? The only thing I want to keep from my current install is the shares. The rest I don't mind reinstalling.

Doesn any of you have any experience with some software that can do Incremental backups of certain folders/files on Windows XP to a network share?

Great thanks It solved my problem. Now I just need to figure out how to get it to send an email before shutdown... Already have set Simple Features to send status reports, so should be possible

Thank you. Using apcaccess seems to show that I'm connected I'll try and dissable the unmenu plugin and find another one for Simple Features. I still need to have Clean Powerdown installed?