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iPhone Safari Web Browser cannot browse/render the unRAID web interface

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... using Safari on the iPhone via unmenu I can "Stop Samba" and "Stop Array" in the "Array Management" (IPx.x.x.xx:8080/array_management).

 

Is there a way to add a button "Power-down"?

 

 

The only way that I found to power off my server is to use a terminal application that I installed on my iPhone, telnet in, and I issue the 'powerdown' command to gracefully power off my server (Given that you have the powerdown command addon installed).

 

... using Safari on the iPhone via unmenu I can "Stop Samba" and "Stop Array" in the "Array Management" (IPx.x.x.xx:8080/array_management).

 

Is there a way to add a button "Power-down"?

 

 

... using Safari on the iPhone via unmenu I can "Stop Samba" and "Stop Array" in the "Array Management" (IPx.x.x.xx:8080/array_management).

 

Is there a way to add a button "Power-down"?

 

 

Sure.  It is easy, just add a user-script button

 

Create a new file named 99-unmenu_user_script_powerdown

In it, put these 5 lines

#define USER_SCRIPT_LABEL Power Down

#define USER_SCRIPT_DESCR Stop Array and Power Down the unRAID server

#define USER_SCRIPT_TEST [  -x /sbin/powerdown  ] && echo "Power Down"

echo "<pre>"

/sbin/powerdown

 

Make sure you either use an editor that does not put carriage-returns at the ends of the lines, or, put the file through "fromdos" like this:

fromdos < 99-unmenu_user_script_powerdown > /tmp/tmpfile

mv /tmp/tmpfile  99-unmenu_user_script_powerdown

 

Put that new file you created in the same folder with all the rest of the unMENU files.

Install the "Powerdown" package from the package-manager.  Until you do, the button will not be visible on the User-Scripts page in unMENU since the USER_SCRIPT_TEST line will not find the needed /sbin/powerdown file.

 

Have fun.

 

Joe L.

 

 

 

 

 

  • 1 month later...

hi everybody,

 

I'm running iOS 4 on my iPhone 3GS - Safari seems to work alright now!!!  :D ...finally

 

(It used to work only if you didn't have root access password enabled)

 

opera never worked for me on the iphone (10.0.0.xx)

Hi qrismac. So in a 'normal setup', where you have the root password enabled and using the bog-standard unraid web gui 'not unMENU', you can use Safari included with iOS4 on the iphone now, is that right? If so, that's good to know.

Yip, that's what I was trying to say. Sorry if I I wasn't clear enough...

 

You probably cannot type "tower" - have to check that out but am not at home right now...

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