February 20, 201016 yr I swear i made a thread about this a few hours ago, but i cannot find it! Anyway i have some small problems with my unmenu but for the most part everything is extremely good When i click Array management i get the follow error on my tower terminal screen unmenu[2655]: gawk: ./08-unmenu-array_mgmt.awk:115: warning: escape sequence '/' treated as plain '" I saw some similar issues when people tried to stop their array but i don't think that is the case with me. The second issue is when i go to config view/edit i get the following error unmenu[2655]: ls: cannot access /boot/custom/etc/rc.d/*: No such file or directory Any help is greatly appreciated
February 20, 201016 yr Author Also the stop array button isn't working, i've tried function StopArray() { # stop the unRAID array cmd="/root/mdcmd stop" while (( cmd | getline f ) > 0) ; close(cmd); } which just stops the samba shares
February 20, 201016 yr I swear i made a thread about this a few hours ago, but i cannot find it! Anyway i have some small problems with my unmenu but for the most part everything is extremely good When i click Array management i get the follow error on my tower terminal screen unmenu[2655]: gawk: ./08-unmenu-array_mgmt.awk:115: warning: escape sequence '/' treated as plain '" I saw some similar issues when people tried to stop their array but i don't think that is the case with me. The second issue is when i go to config view/edit i get the following error unmenu[2655]: ls: cannot access /boot/custom/etc/rc.d/*: No such file or directory Any help is greatly appreciated I also get that alot, i've just ignored it.
February 20, 201016 yr The /boot/custom/etc/rc.d is a talking about the Third party Boot Flash Plugin Architecture . Some of the dev here take advantage of that structure when setting up the install of things like unmenu. I have made a few posts about it and if you do some searching you will see posts around the forum talking about it. I use it exclusively instead of adding lines to my go script to get things up and running.
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