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A simple command to start-stopping array from SSH user

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is there a simple SSH command for start, stop or viewing unraid's array status from SSH.
example unraid status for get the status of unraid's array, that is stoped, stopping, started, or starting

example unraid start for starting array

example unraid stop for stopping array

and maybe the current log it's self

example unraid log and the terminal will show the current log of the unraid's log.

thankyou, br Yongki

Edited by yongki

Solved by itimpi

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There is no standard command that I know of that gives that information about the array in an easily understood format.

However if you install the parity check tuning plugin even if you do not use any of its features it does add the 'parity.check' CLI command that allows you to query the array operation status and start/stop the operation or the whole array amongst other things. I could easily enhance the information provided on status to give everything you mention although the critical stuff is already there.

The current log is always at /var/log/syslog so you can query it using standard linux CLI commands. You can also view it easily via the GUI.

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