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The ultimative Unraid controllpanell?

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Hi guys,

i have many different dockers running and i wonder:

 

is there a fancy cool controllpanell for all of the apps/plugins in unraid? Everything on one screen? :D

Like what?  All of the webUI's open at once on the same webpage (try HTPC manager)

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Like i dont know. All notices, logs, to all plugins, dockers, maybe some sort of information related to the docker. E.g. downloadspeed nzbget atm and last x, whats downloaded, i dont know, there could be much to be displayed. besides from errors and so on.

Edited by nuhll

HTPC manager is the closest.  Kinda hard for anyone to create something that is generalized for any combination of apps.

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Yea sure, but i guess many use the same combinations like nzbget/sabzget sonarr, radarr, plex... :D

Or make your own.  Save this file as something like apps.html on your desktop and load it whenever you want a quick glance at everything

<html>
<body>
<div><iframe width=800 height=400 src='http://192.168.1.61:8989'></iframe><iframe width=800 height=400 src='http://192.168.1.61:6789'></iframe></div>
<div><iframe width=800 height=400 src='http://192.168.1.61:7878'></iframe><iframe width=800 height=400 src='http://192.168.1.61:61208/'></iframe></div>
</body>
</html>

 

Adjust the url's and width/height to suit

Edited by Squid

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Yeah, that would probably the worst way to do it xD

 

Hmm, is there an easy way to only include specific parts of the page?

No.  Not unless you write your own code to specifically hit the various aspects of the app's API and display it accordingly

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Yeah, i might do that, but i have no coding expierince.

 

Could u give me an example? 

Your best bet would be to surf the Project pages for the apps in question.

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I tried but im too dumb for api things.

 

Might want to start a crowdfunding for  a nice ui for dockers/plugins? :D

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