April 6, 201016 yr Author Joe, do we have a recent netatalk "package" for unMenu? Purko already packaged the binaries itself, look here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5184.msg48397#msg48397 There is no unMENU package I am aware of.
April 6, 201016 yr Author Is there any way to send "root" email to more than one address? from where? (which program is sending the mail) and through which "mail" program?
April 6, 201016 yr Is there any way to send "root" email to more than one address? from where? (which program is sending the mail) and through which "mail" program? Initially, unRAID Status Alert sent hourly by e-mail But possibly by more. The situation is this: I'm building an unRAID server for someone else. Once done the server will be installed at their home which is not local to me. I want the owner of the server to have some responsibility (and I suspect he wants some too) but I also know that when it comes down to it I'll be the one fixing most "issues" which might arise. For this reason I want both of us to get the various status messages
April 7, 201016 yr Should the update be overwriting the my local conf file with yours? ie, You have the various Movies directories it appears which doesn't apply to me . ie, I think your update should leave the local conf file alone?
April 7, 201016 yr Author Should the update be overwriting the my local conf file with yours? ie, You have the various Movies directories it appears which doesn't apply to me . ie, I think your update should leave the local conf file alone? I think you are absolutely right. I thought I had the logic in place in the most recent version of unraid_install. (It was not there in the prior version, and it moved you local version to a unmenu_old_2010-MM-DD_HHMI sub-directory for safe-keeping. Sorry...) I see the logic can be improved some more. The way it is intended to work is to not move/replace any file named *local*.conf Is the file you are referring to match that naming pattern? If so, the newest version of unmenu_install should do it for you. You can find it here: http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/files/unmenu_install132.zip Sorry for any inconvenience. as I said, you should find your old "local" files in the unmenu_old subdirectory. Joe L.
April 7, 201016 yr Should the update be overwriting the my local conf file with yours? ie, You have the various Movies directories it appears which doesn't apply to me . ie, I think your update should leave the local conf file alone? I think you are absolutely right. I thought I had the logic in place in the most recent version of unraid_install. (It was not there in the prior version, and it moved you local version to a unmenu_old_2010-MM-DD_HHMI sub-directory for safe-keeping. Sorry...) I see the logic can be improved some more. The way it is intended to work is to not move/replace any file named *local*.conf Is the file you are referring to match that naming pattern? If so, the newest version of unmenu_install should do it for you. You can find it here: http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/files/unmenu_install132.zip Sorry for any inconvenience. as I said, you should find your old "local" files in the unmenu_old subdirectory. Joe L. No worries Joe. I apologize if it sounded like I was complaining. I LOVE your program and appreciate all of your work. It wasn't a big deal for me as I had a backup anyway. My file is myMain_local.conf that has all of my HD info
April 7, 201016 yr Joe, I am auto-installing the WeeboTech clean powerdown package powerdown-1.02-noarch-unRAID.tgz from within unMenu 1.3 and when I execute the userscript /boot/unmenu/15-unmenu_user_script_powerdown (button Powerdown) I get the following: ./15-unmenu_user_script_powerdown: line 3: /usr/local/sbin/powerdown: No such file or directory
April 7, 201016 yr Author Joe, I am auto-installing the WeeboTech clean powerdown package powerdown-1.02-noarch-unRAID.tgz from within unMenu 1.3 and when I execute the userscript /boot/unmenu/15-unmenu_user_script_powerdown (button Powerdown) I get the following: ./15-unmenu_user_script_powerdown: line 3: /usr/local/sbin/powerdown: No such file or directory You must have created the "user-script" button, as I do not have one with that name or function. The powerdown-1.02-noarch-unRAID.tgz script installs the powerdown command in /sbin/powerdown, not in /usr/local/sbin/powerdown. On the other hand, Lime-technology several beta releases ago added a "powerdown" command of its own that simply pressed the button on its web-interface. It was in /usr/local/sbin/powerdown. It did not perform the same task cleanup steps WeeboTech performs. In fact, at least one person reported the lime-tech button did not cleanly stop the array as the Powerdown button is not usually visible unless the array is first stopped. What is worse is that the /usr/local/sbin/powerdown command was first in the execution PATH, so if you just typed "powerdown" without a full path it would invoke the wrong command (the lime-tech one instead of the WeeboTech one) To prevent the inadvertent use of the wrong command, the lime-tech supplied command is re-named if you install the powerdown package through unMENU by this line in the package; PACKAGE_INSTALLATION [ -f /usr/local/sbin/powerdown ] && mv /usr/local/sbin/powerdown /usr/local/sbin/unraid_powerdown The lime-tech supplied command is moved (re-named) to /usr/local/sbin/unraid_powerdown You just need to edit your button. Change it to invoke /sbin/powerdown to invoke WeeboTech's version. Joe L.
April 7, 201016 yr Author Is there any way to send "root" email to more than one address? from where? (which program is sending the mail) and through which "mail" program? Initially, unRAID Status Alert sent hourly by e-mail But possibly by more. The situation is this: I'm building an unRAID server for someone else. Once done the server will be installed at their home which is not local to me. I want the owner of the server to have some responsibility (and I suspect he wants some too) but I also know that when it comes down to it I'll be the one fixing most "issues" which might arise. For this reason I want both of us to get the various status messages The default I supply on the "unRAID Status Alert sent hourly by e-mail" package is "root" which is forwarded by ssmtp as configured there. However, you can probably give more than one address in the "Send status mail to:" field on the "unRAID Status Alert sent hourly by e-mail" package, separated by commas. Try something like root,[email protected] I think it will be sent to both addresses just fine.
April 7, 201016 yr I would like to comment that unMENU is a Fantastic addon for unraid. Version 1.3 works fine (well for me), has just those extra things that the standard unraid web gui is lacking and it couldn't of been done without the dedication and hard work of especially Joe L and the opinions, feedback and support of the members. Thanks for providing the unraid community with unMENU Joe L.
April 7, 201016 yr Hello there, Having a couple of problems with 1.3. It seems to die at random intervals - it's working fine when UNRAID boots, then I can access a couple of screens, then next time you use it, IE will not access the webinterface (link to main UNRAID interface is working fine though). Apr 7 14:59:05 Tower in.telnetd[13901]: connect from 192.168.1.100 (192.168.1.100) Apr 7 14:59:12 Tower login[13902]: ROOT LOGIN on `pts/0' from `192.168.1.100' Apr 7 15:04:09 Tower unmenu[1557]: awk: ./unmenu.awk:597: fatal: print to "/inet/tcp/8080/0/0" failed (Connection reset by peer) Apr 7 15:04:09 Tower unmenu[1557]: unmenu.awk unable to start. It may already be running Restarting the UNMENU interface with '/boot/unmenu/uu' is working fine (no 'killall awk' command needed beforehand). Thanks very much for your feedback and the great plugin.
April 7, 201016 yr Author Hello there, Having a couple of problems with 1.3. It seems to die at random intervals - it's working fine when UNRAID boots, then I can access a couple of screens, then next time you use it, IE will not access the webinterface (link to main UNRAID interface is working fine though). Apr 7 14:59:05 Tower in.telnetd[13901]: connect from 192.168.1.100 (192.168.1.100) Apr 7 14:59:12 Tower login[13902]: ROOT LOGIN on `pts/0' from `192.168.1.100' Apr 7 15:04:09 Tower unmenu[1557]: awk: ./unmenu.awk:597: fatal: print to "/inet/tcp/8080/0/0" failed (Connection reset by peer) Apr 7 15:04:09 Tower unmenu[1557]: unmenu.awk unable to start. It may already be running Restarting the UNMENU interface with '/boot/unmenu/uu' is working fine (no 'killall awk' command needed beforehand). Thanks very much for your feedback and the great plugin. Unfortunately, unMENU cannot catch "fatal" errors. As you discovered, it dies if your browser disconnects the session. (That is what it means when it says "reset by peer") . The "uu" script attempts to re-start unMENU, but apparently, it is unable. Your best solution, don't use IE. It disconnects, especially if you abort a screen while waiting for it (and some of the screens in unMENU take many minutes to return, especially if they must spin up or test disks) I use Firefox. It has no issues at all. Joe L.
April 7, 201016 yr Ok Joe, Is this something more I'm missing now? Apr 6 21:46:20 Tower unmenu[1626]: smartctl: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory EDIT After a reboot I didn't see the 2 new buttons on the user_script page ? After I kill the unmenu and then started with ./uu then I see these new buttons.... It's late now and I will check more tomorrow, thanks for all Joe Solved my problem with the lib, reinstall the unraid SW But after boot the unraid I don´t see the new buttons :-( After killall awk and then cd to /boot/unmenu and start with ./uu then I see the button "Check for unmenu updates" , strange.. my GO file looks like this sleep 10 /boot/unmenu/uu sleep 5
April 7, 201016 yr I'm sure I've done something stupid but I can't figure this out. I'm installing the new unmenu on another server. I deleted the old unmenu and packages directory, even rebooted the unraid server. I downloaded unmenu from http://code.google.com/p/unraid-unmenu/ and followed the installation instructions. When I attempt to run unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu I get a message command not found Ruprecht login: root Password: Linux 2.6.32.9-unRAID. root@Ruprecht:~# cd /boot/unmenu root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu -bash: unmenu_install: command not found root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# ls unmenu_install* root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# I don't get it I did the exact same thing (or so I thought) yesterday on another server and had no problems like this. Could someone please clue me in as to what my stupid mistake could be.
April 7, 201016 yr Author I'm sure I've done something stupid but I can't figure this out. I'm installing the new unmenu on another server. I deleted the old unmenu and packages directory, even rebooted the unraid server. I downloaded unmenu from http://code.google.com/p/unraid-unmenu/ and followed the installation instructions. When I attempt to run unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu I get a message command not found Ruprecht login: root Password: Linux 2.6.32.9-unRAID. root@Ruprecht:~# cd /boot/unmenu root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu -bash: unmenu_install: command not found root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# ls unmenu_install* root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# I don't get it I did the exact same thing (or so I thought) yesterday on another server and had no problems like this. Could someone please clue me in as to what my stupid mistake could be. It could be that the current directory is not in the search path To verify, type: echo $PATH /usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:./:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin You are looking for the "." or "./" (in the middle of the path on my server) If the current directory is not in the path, just invoke the command as cd /boot/unmenu ./unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu Or it could be that the command is not marked as executable type ls -l unmenu_install root@Tower:/boot/unmenu# ls -l unmenu_install -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7686 Apr 6 21:52 unmenu_install To change the permissions, type chmod +x unmenu_install Or, you might have viewed the file with an editor and introduced carriage-return/line-feeds accidentally corrupting it. You can verify by checking the md5 checksum root@Tower:/boot/unmenu# md5sum unmenu_install 9c2ad9a61d8e73915be668b844bc372a unmenu_install Download, unzip, and try again. (Best to do this anyway since a newer version was posted last night) http://code.google.com/p/unraid-unmenu/ The version from last night now ignores the myMain_local.conf file and unmenu_local.conf file if you have configured them on your server. (It does not replace them with the un-edited versions from the distribution) To see if you have the latest version as of last night, type: grep -n Revision unmenu_install | sed 1q 2:#UNMENU_RELEASE $Revision: 39 $ $Date: 2010-04-06 21:52:26 -0400 (Tue, 06 Apr 2010) $ If you have revision 39.. you should be ok as long as the file is not corrupted. You can look here to see the most current revision of all the source files in unmenu http://code.google.com/p/unraid-unmenu/source/browse/ Joe L.
April 7, 201016 yr I'm sure I've done something stupid but I can't figure this out. I'm installing the new unmenu on another server. I deleted the old unmenu and packages directory, even rebooted the unraid server. I downloaded unmenu from http://code.google.com/p/unraid-unmenu/ and followed the installation instructions. When I attempt to run unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu I get a message command not found Ruprecht login: root Password: Linux 2.6.32.9-unRAID. root@Ruprecht:~# cd /boot/unmenu root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu -bash: unmenu_install: command not found root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# ls unmenu_install* root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# I don't get it I did the exact same thing (or so I thought) yesterday on another server and had no problems like this. Could someone please clue me in as to what my stupid mistake could be. It could be that the current directory is not in the search path To verify, type: echo $PATH /usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:./:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin You are looking for the "." or "./" (in the middle of the path on my server) If the current directory is not in the path, just invoke the command as cd /boot/unmenu ./unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu Thank you yet again - it was option #1.
April 7, 201016 yr Author I'm sure I've done something stupid but I can't figure this out. I'm installing the new unmenu on another server. I deleted the old unmenu and packages directory, even rebooted the unraid server. I downloaded unmenu from http://code.google.com/p/unraid-unmenu/ and followed the installation instructions. When I attempt to run unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu I get a message command not found Ruprecht login: root Password: Linux 2.6.32.9-unRAID. root@Ruprecht:~# cd /boot/unmenu root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu -bash: unmenu_install: command not found root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# ls unmenu_install* root@Ruprecht:/boot/unmenu# I don't get it I did the exact same thing (or so I thought) yesterday on another server and had no problems like this. Could someone please clue me in as to what my stupid mistake could be. It could be that the current directory is not in the search path To verify, type: echo $PATH /usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:./:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin You are looking for the "." or "./" (in the middle of the path on my server) If the current directory is not in the path, just invoke the command as cd /boot/unmenu ./unmenu_install -i -d /boot/unmenu Thank you yet again - it was option #1. Like I said, make sure you have the most current revision... as I fixed a few things yesterday/last night. (actually, first time you run it, it will update unmenu_install too, as I added it to the release_list last night too.) Joe L.
April 7, 201016 yr I downloaded the newest version just before making that post and I DID notice that it was newer than the one I installed on the other machine yesterday. Again, THANK YOU
April 7, 201016 yr Download once more from google code http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/files/unmenu_install131.zip Joe, just did the latest unMenu update and noticed that iStat is not the latest version. Variable for Disk Devices is missing. Download it here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5204.msg55946#msg55946
April 8, 201016 yr Author Download once more from google code http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/files/unmenu_install131.zip Joe, just did the latest unMenu update and noticed that iStat is not the latest version. Variable for Disk Devices is missing. Download it here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5204.msg55946#msg55946 You should be able to try the "update" button now and get the newer version. Let me know if it works. You'll probably need to "edit" the config variables once more to set your "Server Code" to re-install it. I'm think I'm going to have to add logic to the package manager page to deal with updated packages newer than their affiliated *_install files. I think I'm going to have to remove them, to force you to re-install initially, and re-elect to re-install on reboot. If I do not, the risk is you'll reboot and get the old script from the old PACKAGE_INSTALLATION lines, as those are the ones still in the *.auto_install file. Your thoughts? Joe L.
April 8, 201016 yr I am trying to install and get this: Unable to download release list from http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/release_list. Thanks, Scott
April 8, 201016 yr Author I am trying to install and get this: Unable to download release list from http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/release_list. Thanks, Scott You must have a DNS Server and Gateway defined in your unRAID settings. Odds are you do not. Those are both set on the "Settings" link on the unRAID web-page. What happens when you log in on the system console or via telnet and type?: ping -c 5 google.com or ping -c 5 googlecode.com
April 8, 201016 yr Author Both worked What happens when you type?: wget -O /tmp/unmenu_release_list http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/release_list (It is the command that is apparently not working, resulting in the error message you are getting.) Joe L.
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