April 8, 201016 yr Author It should look a lot like this: root@Tower:/boot/unmenu# wget -O /tmp/unmenu_release_list http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/release_list --2010-04-07 23:42:51-- http://unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/release_list Resolving unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com... 72.14.204.82 Connecting to unraid-unmenu.googlecode.com|72.14.204.82|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 11359 (11K) [text/plain] Saving to: `/tmp/unmenu_release_list' 100%[=======================================================================================================================================================>] 11,359 --.-K/s in 0.04s 2010-04-07 23:42:51 (296 KB/s) - `/tmp/unmenu_release_list' saved [11359/11359]
April 8, 201016 yr Joe, and all other unmenu user, I think I have a problem, I have earlier reported that after booting my server and then goto http://tower:8080 I don't see the new buttons to check after new version, my GO file looks like this. ( I have also tested /boot/unmenu/uu) sleep 2 cd /boot/unmenu/ ./uu sleep 2 Then I try this killall awk cd /boot/unmenu/ ./uu Then I goto http://tower:8080 Then I can see the new button "Check for unMENU Updates" Anyone have any ides what is going on EDIT When acessing -> http://tower:89/ and go to unmenu the new buttons is not there either.
April 8, 201016 yr Hello Joe, Thanks for all the great work with unmenu!! I just updated both my boxes to the newest version. I found that even with the newest unmenu_install and using the -i -d /boot/unmenu I ended up with myMain_local.conf files that are not "blank" I believe they are probably yours. I just ended up over writing them with a backup I had. And, for what it is worth; I have attached a package manager plugin for socat. I need to to be able to send email while I am running BubbaRAID on 4.4.2 socat-unmenu-package.conf
April 8, 201016 yr Author Hello Joe, Thanks for all the great work with unmenu!! I just updated both my boxes to the newest version. You are welcome I found that even with the newest unmenu_install and using the -i -d /boot/unmenu I ended up with myMain_local.conf files that are not "blank" I believe they are probably yours.It will not overwrite the files if they currently exist, but if they exist, you'll get my sample. (with my share labels) I just ended up over writing them with a backup I had. Good. And, for what it is worth; I have attached a package manager plugin for socat. I need to to be able to send email while I am running BubbaRAID on 4.4.2 I'll add it to the next release_list if it is OK with you? Joe L.
April 8, 201016 yr I'll add it to the next release_list if it is OK with you? Joe L. Works for me!!.. It might not be of much use to some but it is worth having in the list I think.
April 8, 201016 yr Author Just a FYI...the latest version still overwrites my local conf file Guess I need to double check my logic. It should not, but perhaps it is doing something I did not expect. I currently have: case "$i" in *local*.conf) if [ ! -f "$i" ] then cp "$tmpd/$i" "$i" echo "Installed $i" else echo "Local $i file exists, $tmpd/$i not installed" fi ;; *) # move existing file to backup directory if [ -f "$i" ] then mkdir -p $backup_dir mv "$i" "$backup_dir/$i" echo "Moved current $i to $backup_dir/$i" fi # copy from download tmp directory to current directory cp "$tmpd/$i" "$i" echo "Installed $i" ;; esac Joe L.
April 8, 201016 yr 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. -bash: wget: command not found Scott
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. -bash: wget: command not found Scott You are running an old version of unRAID. The "wget" command was added in version 4.4 of unRAID. You can download the wget install package from here: http://slackware.cs.utah.edu/pub/slackware/slackware-12.1/slackware/n/wget-1.11.1-i486-1.tgz Put the file on your flash drive (most of us create a "packages" directory for these files) then log on as root cd /boot/packages installpkg wget-1.11.1-i486-1.tgz and you'll have the wget command. Or, upgrade to a newer release of unRAID. It is very easy to upgrade. Instructions are here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5496.0
April 9, 201016 yr 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. -bash: wget: command not found Scott You are running an old version of unRAID. The "wget" command was added in version 4.4 of unRAID. You can download the wget install package from here: http://slackware.cs.utah.edu/pub/slackware/slackware-12.1/slackware/n/wget-1.11.1-i486-1.tgz Put the file on your flash drive (most of us create a "packages" directory for these files) then log on as root cd /boot/packages installpkg wget-1.11.1-i486-1.tgz and you'll have the wget command. Or, upgrade to a newer release of unRAID. It is very easy to upgrade. Instructions are here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5496.0 Upgraded and it worked Thanks! Scott
April 9, 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. -bash: wget: command not found Scott You are running an old version of unRAID. The "wget" command was added in version 4.4 of unRAID. You can download the wget install package from here: http://slackware.cs.utah.edu/pub/slackware/slackware-12.1/slackware/n/wget-1.11.1-i486-1.tgz Put the file on your flash drive (most of us create a "packages" directory for these files) then log on as root cd /boot/packages installpkg wget-1.11.1-i486-1.tgz and you'll have the wget command. Or, upgrade to a newer release of unRAID. It is very easy to upgrade. Instructions are here http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5496.0 Upgraded and it worked Thanks! Scott Sounds good. I'll probably add a test to see if wget is installed to the unmenu_install script. That way, it can give users on old releases a better error message. Joe L.
April 9, 201016 yr I'm on unmenu 1.3 Revision 11. Upgrade just a day or two ago. Since then, I've noticed that it doesn't seem to ever refresh in my browsers (every 60 seconds) whereas I never had this problem before. I initially thought it was a just a browser or localized problem, but this happens on Firefox, IE and Safari for me over several different machines. I checked the add-on setting on my local file and it still says 60. Did I miss a setting somewhere when it upgraded or do I really have some localized problem? Thx!
April 9, 201016 yr Author I'm on unmenu 1.3 Revision 11. Upgrade just a day or two ago. Since then, I've noticed that it doesn't seem to ever refresh in my browsers (every 60 seconds) whereas I never had this problem before. I initially thought it was a just a browser or localized problem, but this happens on Firefox, IE and Safari for me over several different machines. I checked the add-on setting on my local file and it still says 60. Did I miss a setting somewhere when it upgraded or do I really have some localized problem? Thx! Are you referring to the stock unMENU Main page, or the MyMain page? It could just as easily be something I did.
April 9, 201016 yr Author I'm on unmenu 1.3 Revision 11. Upgrade just a day or two ago. Since then, I've noticed that it doesn't seem to ever refresh in my browsers (every 60 seconds) whereas I never had this problem before. I initially thought it was a just a browser or localized problem, but this happens on Firefox, IE and Safari for me over several different machines. I checked the add-on setting on my local file and it still says 60. Did I miss a setting somewhere when it upgraded or do I really have some localized problem? Thx! Check in the myMain_local.conf file, see if it has a line ADD_ON_REFRESH = 300 If not, add one. If the myMain_local.conf file does not exist, create one and add the line to it. (The refresh was every 300 seconds) You'll need to re-start unmenu for it to be recognized, but that is all it was. You can set the interval to anything reasonable.
April 9, 201016 yr ADD_ON_REFRESH = 300 If not, add one. If the myMain_local.conf file does not exist, create one and add the line to it. (The refresh was every 300 seconds) You'll need to re-start unmenu for it to be recognized, but that is all it was. You can set the interval to anything reasonable. I already have this set for 60 which was what I previously had set. It doesn't appear to be working for me. ADD_ON_REFRESH = 60 Do I need to change it to 300 because 60 is now an invalid setting?
April 9, 201016 yr Author ADD_ON_REFRESH = 300 If not, add one. If the myMain_local.conf file does not exist, create one and add the line to it. (The refresh was every 300 seconds) You'll need to re-start unmenu for it to be recognized, but that is all it was. You can set the interval to anything reasonable. I already have this set for 60 which was what I previously had set. It doesn't appear to be working for me. ADD_ON_REFRESH = 60 Do I need to change it to 300 because 60 is now an invalid setting? No, 60 would just refresh in 60 seconds instead of 300.
April 9, 201016 yr I can't be positive since i am not home right now but I am fairly certain that the refresh function is working find for me with 1.3 of unmenu
April 9, 201016 yr No, 60 would just refresh in 60 seconds instead of 300. This doesn't work for me any more. It was previously working just fine. In fact, it NEVER updates. My MyMain screen is still "stuck" at 8:35:00 ET when I started IE this morning and it is currently 16:42 ET my time .
April 10, 201016 yr Just an update. The unmenu "Main" tab upgrades correctly (every 60 seconds for me). The unmenu "MyMain" tab does not. I can reproduce this at will within the same session regardless of browser (Safari, Firefox, IE) or platform/OS (Mac, PC, Linux). For example, I start in MyMain, it doesn't update. I click on the Main tab and wait and it updates every minute. I click back on MyMain and it stops updating. If I click back to Main it updates again.
April 10, 201016 yr Author Just an update. The unmenu "Main" tab upgrades correctly (every 60 seconds for me). The unmenu "MyMain" tab does not. I can reproduce this at will within the same session regardless of browser (Safari, Firefox, IE) or platform/OS (Mac, PC, Linux). For example, I start in MyMain, it doesn't update. I click on the Main tab and wait and it updates every minute. I click back on MyMain and it stops updating. If I click back to Main it updates again. Can you attach your myMain_local.conf file to your next post? Joe L.
April 10, 201016 yr Can you attach your myMain_local.conf file to your next post? Joe L. Done. myMain_local.conf
April 10, 201016 yr Author Can you attach your myMain_local.conf file to your next post? Joe L. Done. I see nothing unusual with the myMain_local.conf you posted. Are you running myMain under the unRAID-Web web-server? Or under the unmenu.awk process started by running "uu" ? The ADD_ON_REFRESH feature will not work under unRAID-web as it is a feature I built into unraid.awk.
April 10, 201016 yr I see nothing unusual with the myMain_local.conf you posted. Are you running myMain under the unRAID-Web web-server? Or under the unmenu.awk process started by running "uu" ? The ADD_ON_REFRESH feature will not work under unRAID-web as it is a feature I built into unraid.awk. I start unmenu in the go file by echo "/boot/unmenu/uu" | at now + 1 minute /boot/unmenu/uu normally at the command line if it crashes. I don't have unRAID-web as far as I know. Would the ADD_ON_REFRESH feature work only in the Main tab but not the MyMain tab?
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