share colors in dashboard

[Oedzesg]

For me, the dashboard is a way to quickly get an overview of right and wrong. Green/blue is fine and orange/red needs attention.

Currently, shares outside the parity protection but in a redundant pool are displayed in orange, making it appear in the dashboard as if they are at risk.

 

My proposal:

Shares inside parity protection: Green

 

Shares inside protected pool: blue
(Mirror, RaidZ)

 

Shares on single pool disk or unprotected array: Orange

 

Maybe I'm overlooking something, this won't work for other situations, but in my situation it would be very useful.

[itimpi]

5 hours ago, Oedzesg said:

but in a redundant pool are displayed in orange

Are you sure about this?  I thought they were only orange in non-redundant pools.

[Oedzesg]

2 minutes ago, itimpi said:

Are you sure about this?  I thought they were only orange in non-redundant pools.

 

yes pretty sure, 

 

pool:

 

 

Share setup: 

 

Dashboard: 

[itimpi]

22 minutes ago, Oedzesg said:

yes pretty sure

 

I have just checked on my system and a share that has files on a redundant btrfs pool DOES show as green.   What file system were you using on the pool you showed?

[Oedzesg]

2 minutes ago, itimpi said:

 

btrfs pool DOES show as green.   What file system were you using on the pool you showed?

 

ZFS

 

[itimpi]

Just now, Oedzesg said:

 

ZFS

 

Maybe it is an issue that is specific to ZFS pools then?

[JorgeB]

7 minutes ago, itimpi said:

Maybe it is an issue that is specific to ZFS pools then?

Should still show green, @Oedzesgplease post the diagnostics and a screenshot of the orange warning for that share.

[Oedzesg]

No over here not. 

 

Just change the pool to BTRFS raid1 (mirror)

But the share is still orange on the dashboard. 

[Oedzesg]

25 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Should still show green, @Oedzesgplease post the diagnostics and a screenshot of the orange warning for that share.

 

thnx,

 

Just changed the pool back to zfs mirror. 

After reboot created a new share. 

In the share tab in Unraid is says all the data is protected and there is a green dot in front of the share name. 

 

In the dashboard: 

 

 

These are all the files: 

 mediaserver-diagnostics-20231212-1518.zip

 

Thnx in advance. 

 

 

 

 

 

[JorgeB]

34 minutes ago, Oedzesg said:

In the dashboard: 

Yellow in the dashboard means cache only share, not unprotected share, unprotected is when you click on the shares tab and see this:

 

[Oedzesg]

8 hours ago, Oedzesg said:

For me, the dashboard is a way to quickly get an overview of right and wrong. Green/blue is fine and orange/red needs attention.

Currently, shares outside the parity protection but in a redundant pool are displayed in orange, making it appear in the dashboard as if they are at risk.

 

My proposal:

Shares inside parity protection: Green

 

Shares inside protected pool: blue
(Mirror, RaidZ)

 

Shares on single pool disk or unprotected array: Orange

 

Maybe I'm overlooking something, this won't work for other situations, but in my situation it would be very useful.

 

 

Yes i know, but this was my sugestion.

The most usefull thing of a dashboard imo is to ceck quickly if there is annything wrong or somethings that needed attention. 

 

Orange text indicates an error or warning, like the orange thums for the disks. 

 

This is the feature requast corner right? 

 

 

 

[JorgeB]

1 minute ago, Oedzesg said:

This is the feature requast corner right? 

You are correct, I misunderstood because I only read the reply, not your original post

[Oedzesg]

13 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Yellow in the dashboard means cache only share, not unprotected share, unprotected is when you click on the shares tab and see this:

 

 

At the moment a share with no problems only not being a part the array has the same collor like a device with an problem like this: 

 

I think you get my point. 

 

 

[Oedzesg]

1 minute ago, JorgeB said:

You are correct, I misunderstood because I only read the reply, not your original post

 

no problem at all... amazing for youre help ofcourse!!

I'm also start using Unraid after some years again and of course everything takes some time getting used to.