September 1, 20169 yr With so much information now available on the dashboard I'm wondering if it would be possible to change the heat alarm line to disk temp and maybe keep the alarm feature by changing the text colour from green to red. One line would then serve two functions. Kevin.
September 14, 20169 yr Author Sorry, I don't understand what you want. On the dashboard page under Array Status there is a line showing Heat Alarm. Could this be changed to show Disk Temp instead. If normal temp is displayed as green then it could be changed to the same flashing display that is currently used when a disk is too hot. Kevin.
September 25, 20169 yr Bump. Generally, feature req's (and defect reports) don't get responded to as a status until they actually get implemented (if its deemed worthy), or the powers that be want more information (which bonienl did post). Maybe not right, but thats the way it is...
September 26, 20169 yr Bump. Generally, feature req's (and defect reports) don't get responded to as a status until they actually get implemented (if its deemed worthy), or the powers that be want more information (which bonienl did post). Maybe not right, but thats the way it is... So... this maybe the odd reply I added disk temperatures in the array overview on the dashboard page. If you can't wait it is available thru the Dynamix Bleeding Edge plugin.
September 26, 20169 yr Author Bump. Generally, feature req's (and defect reports) don't get responded to as a status until they actually get implemented (if its deemed worthy), or the powers that be want more information (which bonienl did post). Maybe not right, but thats the way it is... So... this maybe the odd reply I added disk temperatures in the array overview on the dashboard page. If you can't wait it is available thru the Dynamix Bleeding Edge plugin. That's perfect. Thank you. Now I just need to figure out if my cache ssd's report their temperature. The ssd I have mounted through UD shows the temperature in the UD tab but not in the dashboard. Kevin.
September 27, 20169 yr Bump. Generally, feature req's (and defect reports) don't get responded to as a status until they actually get implemented (if its deemed worthy), or the powers that be want more information (which bonienl did post). Maybe not right, but thats the way it is... So... this maybe the odd reply I added disk temperatures in the array overview on the dashboard page. If you can't wait it is available thru the Dynamix Bleeding Edge plugin. That's perfect. Thank you. Now I just need to figure out if my cache ssd's report their temperature. The ssd I have mounted through UD shows the temperature in the UD tab but not in the dashboard. Kevin. Have a look at the SMART attributes of your Cache devices and see if it reports a temperature attribute. Disks which are outside of the array are not actively monitored by emhttp, hence there is no temperature indication.
September 27, 20169 yr Have a look at the SMART attributes of your Cache devices and see if it reports a temperature attribute. Disks which are outside of the array are not actively monitored by emhttp, hence there is no temperature indication. looks like he have a cache pool.. can you read temps from those drives too?
September 27, 20169 yr Have a look at the SMART attributes of your Cache devices and see if it reports a temperature attribute. Disks which are outside of the array are not actively monitored by emhttp, hence there is no temperature indication. looks like he have a cache pool.. can you read temps from those drives too? Yes, it is always possible to read SMART attributes of individual disks (I have a cache pool of 4 devices).
September 27, 20169 yr Author As bonieni said drives outside the array can't report and it turns out my cache ssd's don't report their temperature. Kevin.
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