Thanks.  It thinks you've got 3 deprecated apps installed, but they're all referring to cAdvisor and I think I know why

On 2/27/2022 at 6:02 AM, Squid said:

Just post back your investigation results.

Hey Squid sorry for late reply . It was definitely an issue within Firefox. I cleared Firefox cache and then updated . Boom. access to Community Apps. Thanks for your help. in case you don't get told enough.. You rock!!

On 5/9/2022 at 5:35 AM, Squid said:

Thanks.  It thinks you've got 3 deprecated apps installed, but they're all referring to cAdvisor and I think I know why

Hey @Squid after upgrading to 6.10.0-rc8 I am seeing similar issues to @Crovaxon with the Action Centre showing a warning sign but clicking on it simply takes back to the main Apps page. Also, the Apps page is all of a sudden taking abnormally long to load. I can provide you with the /tmp/blah file as well if you would like.

Thanks.

On 5/9/2022 at 2:35 PM, Squid said:

Thanks.  It thinks you've got 3 deprecated apps installed, but they're all referring to cAdvisor and I think I know why

With the recent update to CA I only had entries for apps that had updates and after installing those updates, Action Centre does not show up with anything unexpected  

That is the docker folders plugin, which has some issues.  If you post in it's support thread with exact instructions on how to replicate I can do my best to try and keep the plugin alive and not mark it as being incompatible with 6.10 (since the author looks to be MIA)

On 5/8/2022 at 8:52 AM, Squid said:

Today's update brings forth the basis for new features, namely an "Action Centre" (and yes that's spelled correctly, eh)

 

 

Anything that you have installed which is deprecated / blacklisted, or has an update available for it will appear here.  If there is nothing that meets the criteria, then Action Centre will not appear.

Glad I went searching, because it appears on mine about half of the time and I wondered what it was for.  But every time I click/tap it, it comes with No matching applications found.  There has to be something it’s seeing, correct?  Or, is this hopefully just a UI glitch (which I can live with).

 

Thanks,

Scott

Is CA up to date?

20 hours ago, Squid said:

Is CA up to date?

It is.  Oddly enough, it’s showing me things today.  Icon beside Action Centre is alternating between yellow and red, but what’s in there is just things that have been updated, all Docker images I believe.  I did recently upgrade to 6.10, but that was done before posting, so I don’t know why it’s suddenly working, but I’m glad it is.  Does the icon always alternate colors like that, or does the red mean there’s something else that should be showing?

If the Action Centre shows up, then yes the Icon always flashes.  If there's nothing to handle, the Action Centre shouldn't ever appear.  If it does then it's my issue.

8 hours ago, Squid said:

If the Action Centre shows up, then yes the Icon always flashes.  If there's nothing to handle, the Action Centre shouldn't ever appear.  If it does then it's my issue.

But updates are supposed to show up there?  That’s all I see. 

I've found loads of references to enabling the setting `enable additional search results from dockerhub`, but it's not where any of the posts say it is, nor the YouTube videos  

 

Posting what I see - in one of the videos it shows it as the 4th option here, but that's not what I have. How do I find this setting?

It's always enabled, and the option is given on every search to get more results from dockerHub (top right)

On 5/25/2022 at 5:33 PM, Aquenon said:

But updates are supposed to show up there?  That’s all I see. 

Yes -> Updates being available, any incompatible app installed, anything deprecated / blacklisted etc.  Eventually some more things also

9 hours ago, Squid said:

It's always enabled, and the option is given on every search to get more results from dockerHub (top right)

How did I miss that! Thank you

@Squid 

The translated word does not fit in size

 

And in this style everything is fine, please make the same style

 

 

Word "Uninstall" does not want to be translated, although it is in plugins.txt

Edited May 28, 20224 yr by Barboska

What language is the OS running in?  Are you running the OS in English and the browser is automatically translating the content to your language of choice?  The latter is NOT supported and will definitely result in display aberrations, as there's not much I can do about it.

 

There is 100% no English text (OS running in English) that says "OFFICIALI" or "INSTALLEDDD"

23 minutes ago, Squid said:

There is 100% no English text (OS running in English) that says "OFFICIALI" or "INSTALLEDDD"

this is just an example that the styles are different

Word "Uninstall" and  "Install" does not want to be translated

 

 

"Results Per Page" can't be translated either.

 

 

"Trands", "Show"...

Edited May 28, 20224 yr by Barboska

Thanks.  I found "Install" earlier today doing something different, but didn't know about "Trends" - It is now set to be translated on the next rev.

 

That all being said, every translation available for the OS is missing certain phrases.  There isn't any which is 100% complete, and in the case of a missing translation the system will always display the English phrase

50 minutes ago, Barboska said:

Word "Uninstall" does not want to be translated, although it is in plugins.txt

Each page utilizes it's own .txt file, along with translations.txt  CA is somewhat unique that it uses apps.txt, docker.txt and translations.txt  It never touches plugins.txt

 

That being said, Uninstall was missing from the en_US apps.txt so it'll be available to translate on the next round.

 

One difference between the OS itself and any given plugin is that the OS is able to be "scraped" for what translations need to be done and the en_US files are updated automatically.  Plugins do not have this luxury.

FEATURE REQUEST:

 

It would be nice if MOVER TUNING could:

1. Always make sure that 50% of the cache pool storage is in use.
2. Find out what the oldest files are and remove them until it hits the 50% in-use threshold.
3. Repeat daily.
4. This way, all the newest files can have quick access from the cache pool.

Edited June 10, 20224 yr by HDT

5 hours ago, HDT said:

t would be nice if MOVER could:

look for mover tuning, plugin almost all covered already

3 hours ago, alturismo said:

look for mover tuning, plugin almost all covered already

 

They told me this feature wasn't implemented yet?
 

 

4 hours ago, HDT said:

They told me this feature wasn't implemented yet?

 

i also didnt said it is, most is covered ... and i see you have the most answers already

 

Always make sure that 50% of the cache pool storage is in use. <- covered

Find out what the oldest files are and remove them until it hits the 50% in-use threshold. <- somehow covered, "only move older ..."

-> so no, not sorted by age moved away but "new" files (your sample 7 days) keep on cache and wont be moved

Repeat daily. <- standard, while using treehold (50%) you can run more often

This way, all the newest files can have quick access from the cache pool. <- exactly

 

and using cache prefer ...  may read again the help what it means ... may not helpful what you want to achieve

 

and you already had these answers in the other thread

22 hours ago, alturismo said:

 

Find out what the oldest files are and remove them until it hits the 50% in-use threshold. <- somehow covered, "only move older ..."

 

Respectfully, this doesn't cover it.  There can be situations where all of the files are less than 7 days old but fills more than 50% of storage.

 

This situation will occur more often the higher the age threshold is set.  For example, if the age threshold is set to 30 days or older = move off the cache pool ...then, there will be a much higher chance that many of the files are still under 30 days old but using more than 50% of storage.

 

This is where some kind of sort by age would be useful and use that list to move off the oldest files.

 

Edited June 12, 20224 yr by HDT

1 hour ago, HDT said:

Respectfully, this doesn't cover it.  There can be situations where all of the files are less than 7 days old but fills more than 50% of storage.

you are absoltely right, i also use it this way, even more ...

 

90 % treehold, 90 days, mover runs hourly ...

 

to sum it up, next would be ... you have to decide what todo if > 50 % AND no files > 7 days, then move anyway ? just as sample ...

 

but in sum, wrong topic, mover not designed therefore ... so rather open a request in custom scripts if someone wants to write something up or feature request for unraid ...