bigjme Posted September 4, 2018 Share Posted September 4, 2018 Hi All So my unraid server uses an adaptec hba and sadly I'm unable to monitor it right now as I'm using unraid - primarily its just to check on the hba temperature as I have no other way to check it I was wondering if there was anyone with a built docker file for this or that would be able to create one? I know this topic was brought up around 2 years ago and there were issues with having the software compiled into the docker and I believe it was decided the software would have to be downloaded and installed on docker run which is fine I've found the following 2 Dockers that do this but their all on github so I've got no idea how to use them https://github.com/Fish2/docker-storman https://github.com/nheinemans/docker-storman I'm not sure if there are still licensing issues I'm not aware of, or it may be the case that this simply won't work at all but it would perhaps be useful to have for anyone on here running adaptec maybe now that their a lot more supported? Jamie Quote Link to comment
Chrigux Posted March 7, 2020 Share Posted March 7, 2020 (edited) Still need help? I managed to run the docker "fish2/docker-storman" by manualy add it in unraid with "Add Container" in the Docker Menu. Edited March 7, 2020 by Chrigux Quote Link to comment
bubbaQ Posted March 12, 2020 Share Posted March 12, 2020 What did you do to get it running? Quote Link to comment
sephallen Posted October 18, 2020 Share Posted October 18, 2020 Hi guys, the simplest way to get storman up and running would be to use this command: docker run -d --privileged --name storman -p 8443:8443 nheinemans/storman and then navigate to https://your-unraid-box:8443 (https is required, but it is using a self signed certificate, so you'll get a warning in your browser). The login credentials are root:root. If you preferred something a little more persistent, you could create a docker-compose template like this: version: '3.4' services: storman: image: nheinemans/storman container_name: "storman" privileged: true tty: true ports: - "8443:8443" 1 Quote Link to comment
Yivey_unraid Posted April 6, 2022 Share Posted April 6, 2022 On 10/18/2020 at 11:42 AM, sephallen said: Hi guys, the simplest way to get storman up and running would be to use this command: docker run -d --privileged --name storman -p 8443:8443 nheinemans/storman and then navigate to https://your-unraid-box:8443 (https is required, but it is using a self signed certificate, so you'll get a warning in your browser). The login credentials are root:root. If you preferred something a little more persistent, you could create a docker-compose template like this: version: '3.4' services: storman: image: nheinemans/storman container_name: "storman" privileged: true tty: true ports: - "8443:8443" Thank you for this! Been looking for a way to monitor my Adaptec 71605, since the sensors from it isn't visible to unRAID. Maybe a daft question, but what do you mean by "more persistent"? I ran the storman command on top and that gave me a StorMan docker container and I've logged into the UI on port 8443. Won't this container persist after reboot or is there some problem with that metod I don't get? Quote Link to comment
sephallen Posted April 6, 2022 Share Posted April 6, 2022 5 minutes ago, kim_sv said: Thank you for this! Been looking for a way to monitor my Adaptec 71605, since the sensors from it isn't visible to unRAID. Maybe a daft question, but what do you mean by "more persistent"? I ran the storman command on top and that gave me a StorMan docker container and I've logged into the UI on port 8443. Won't this container persist after reboot or is there some problem with that metod I don't get? No worries, I'm glad someone else was able to find it useful. The container should persist after a reboot, but if you were to recreate your docker.img, you would need to find and run the command again. If you used the docker-compose template, you could simply run: docker-compose up -d within the same directory as the template to recreate the container (though you would need the docker-compose CLI tool installed on your unRAID machine). Quote Link to comment
Yivey_unraid Posted April 6, 2022 Share Posted April 6, 2022 (edited) 3 minutes ago, sephallen said: No worries, I'm glad someone else was able to find it useful. The container should persist after a reboot, but if you were to recreate your docker.img, you would need to find and run the command again. If you used the docker-compose template, you could simply run: docker-compose up -d within the same directory as the template to recreate the container (though you would need the docker-compose CLI tool installed on your unRAID machine). Ok, I think I'll just bookmark your forum post instead. I don't have docker-compose CLI tool. 👍 Edited April 6, 2022 by kim_sv Quote Link to comment
Veah Posted February 16 Share Posted February 16 On 10/18/2020 at 5:42 AM, sephallen said: Hi guys, the simplest way to get storman up and running would be to use this command: docker run -d --privileged --name storman -p 8443:8443 nheinemans/storman and then navigate to https://your-unraid-box:8443 (https is required, but it is using a self signed certificate, so you'll get a warning in your browser). The login credentials are root:root. If you preferred something a little more persistent, you could create a docker-compose template like this: version: '3.4' services: storman: image: nheinemans/storman container_name: "storman" privileged: true tty: true ports: - "8443:8443" Just found this, super helpful. Thank you. Quote Link to comment
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