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[SUPPORT] SmartPhoneLover - Dash. (Dashdot)

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This docker template was created based on an already available docker image

 

Website: https://getdashdot.com/

GitHub: https://github.com/MauriceNino/dashdot

DockerHub: https://hub.docker.com/r/mauricenino/dashdot
My Repository: https://github.com/SmartPhoneLover/unraid-docker-templates

 

DESCRIPTION
Dash. (or Dashdot) is a modern server dashboard, developed with a simple, but performant stack and designed with glassmorphism in mind.

 

Features:
- Modern, glassmorphism UI
- Dark / Light mode switching
- Toggle between total CPU usage and CPU usage per core
- Very lightweight

 

Live demo:
https://dash.mauz.io/

 

NOTES
• You have other variables available to use, if needed. Check the official docs to know more.
• The 'privileged' flag is needed to determine the memory and storage info.
• There are two docker image tags available: 'latest' and 'dev'.

 

VERSION
1.2 (2023-03-04)

Edited by JonathanM
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UPDATE

1.1 (2022-05-21)

- Fix: Forgot to include the support thread reference inside the template.
- Change: Changed the WebUI port (host) matching the internal one.
- Other: Other minor changes on the XML.

I'm having an issue after installing where it doesn't read the used space properly. 

 

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1 hour ago, XCrownedClownsX said:

I'm having an issue after installing where it doesn't read the used space properly.

Yes, it's a known bug. You can keep track of it here.

For me is happening exactly the same thing.

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I also would like to see a package that includes the GPU widget.. I've dug through the documentation, but I'm a linux noob, and nothing that I've done has brought the widget to life.

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UPDATE

1.2 (2023-03-04)

- Other: Full cleanup of variables included in the template. Added the main ones from 'UI Feature' category (only).

- Other: Changed the path from which Dash. collects the required data for the dashboard.

- Other: Updated first post links.

 

* The dev of Dash. has managed to fix the issue where some drives were not displaying the correct usage data in the dashboard for unRAID (non-zfs).

somehow im not really able to use it. i dont know what i´ve done wrong.

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if i open the log, its clearly doing something.

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but if i try to open the webgui i dont get anything...

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Is there a tutorial i can follow? or does anyone have an idea what i´ve done wrong?

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1 hour ago, stFfn said:

somehow im not really able to use it. i dont know what i´ve done wrong.

 

if i open the log, its clearly doing something.

 

Is there a tutorial i can follow? or does anyone have an idea what i´ve done wrong?

Hi, check the documentation. All is there.

In your case, seems you have changed the port but didn't adjust the internal port accordingly: LINK.

 

In other words, if you want to use another port other than the default one for the internal one, you must declare it with the DASHDOT_PORT variable. After that, you can use your own port.

Edited by SmartPhoneLover

7 hours ago, SmartPhoneLover said:

Hi, check the documentation. All is there.

In your case, seems you have changed the port but didn't adjust the internal port accordingly: LINK.

 

In other words, if you want to use another port other than the default one for the internal one, you must declare it with the DASHDOT_PORT variable. After that, you can use your own port.

sorry im a noob.

 

but even if i change the port back it does not work. (don tknow why the orange port number is still the one i´ve changed it to)

 

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12 hours ago, SmartPhoneLover said:

Hi, check the documentation. All is there.

In your case, seems you have changed the port but didn't adjust the internal port accordingly: LINK.

 

In other words, if you want to use another port other than the default one for the internal one, you must declare it with the DASHDOT_PORT variable. After that, you can use your own port.

OK i found out why its not wokring...
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the gpu variable seems to be not working. when i delete that variable it works.

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On 3/7/2023 at 5:35 AM, stFfn said:

OK i found out why its not wokring...
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the gpu variable seems to be not working. when i delete that variable it works.

Same. I attempted adding --runtime=nvidia and exposing my NVIDIA card to the container but no dice.

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Hey the live demo is now at https://dash.mauz.dev/. I was just looking into possibly using it with Homarr integrations and noticed the .io link doesn't work on your description. Thanks!

Actually the https://dash.mauz.io/ is redirecting you to scammer landing page that impersonate Microsoft anti virus.. 

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Problem:

There is some kind of bug in this container that keeps spinning the disks up in the array in 6.12.x

It's taken me a while to narrow it down to this container but it is definitely this.

 

Solution:

If you edit the container and turn 'privileged' to off it should stop the constant array spinning up.

Edited by dopeytree

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Has anyone been able to get 'gpu' working on this?  I'm curious to hear how you accomplished it.  I've done everything I've known to do with a passing a GPU through a container in Unraid (--runtime=nvidia; NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES; NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES) but can't get it to work.  

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I can't make web ui working :(

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On 9/20/2023 at 4:09 PM, CyberOxide said:

Has anyone been able to get 'gpu' working on this?  I'm curious to hear how you accomplished it.  I've done everything I've known to do with a passing a GPU through a container in Unraid (--runtime=nvidia; NVIDIA_VISIBLE_DEVICES; NVIDIA_DRIVER_CAPABILITIES) but can't get it to work.  

The problem for me was `DASHDOT_GPU_LABEL_LIST = brand,model,memory` without spaces like in the example. The GPU worked after that. Also make sure you're using the nvidia tag `mauricenino/dashdot:nvidia`

Its only show drive stats for the USB stick. Raid and Cache Drives show -1B for used space. Am I missing a setup set? No temp shown on any drive as well.

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