October 28, 201015 yr Hello, I followed the instructions from both "http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5568.0" and "http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=UnRAID_Add_Ons" as close as could editing the /boot/unmenu/unmenu.conf file to add my IP address as the host in lieu of "Tower" or my own NAS box name. However after killing unmenu and even rebooting the server, I have to enter http://192.168.1.2:8080 and then edit the IP for each page I try to browse. I also added "ehco "/boot/unmenu/uu" >> /boot/config/go" without the first and last " marks and still have to telnet to my box and type uu after a reboot. Am I doing something stupid or is this problematic because unmenu was designed to work with unRAID 4.5? As an aside, I'm trying to add static alias into my Ubuntu Server providing DHCP and internet sharing. Maybe this will allow me to browse my network via names like "http://MyNAS" instead of ip? e
October 28, 201015 yr Hello, I followed the instructions from both "http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5568.0" and "http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=UnRAID_Add_Ons" as close as could editing the /boot/unmenu/unmenu.conf file to add my IP address as the host in lieu of "Tower" or my own NAS box name. However after killing unmenu and even rebooting the server, I have to enter http://192.168.1.2:8080 and then edit the IP for each page I try to browse. I also added "ehco "/boot/unmenu/uu" >> /boot/config/go" without the first and last " marks and still have to telnet to my box and type uu after a reboot. Am I doing something stupid or is this problematic because unmenu was designed to work with unRAID 4.5? As an aside, I'm trying to add static alias into my Ubuntu Server providing DHCP and internet sharing. Maybe this will allow me to browse my network via names like "http://MyNAS" instead of ip? e Which editor did you use when you edited unmenu.conf ? Did you remove the leading "#" that commented out the lines? It was # Unmenu will discover for itself your host name, but if you wish to set it yourself, or # your host name is not set, then set the value of MyHost here. #MyHost = MyTower You want to change it to: # Unmenu will discover for itself your host name, but if you wish to set it yourself, or # your host name is not set, then set the value of MyHost here. MyHost = 192.168.1.2 Note: you do NOT put the port on the end, but you do remove the leading "#" sign. use an editor that does not put carriage returns on the ends of the lines. (The one built into the Config View/Edit page works properly)
October 28, 201015 yr Author Hi Joe, I used both Vim after connecting to my box via putty after using the editor from unMenu didn't work. Yes, I did remove the # in front of MyHost. Per one of your postings I added: MyHost=192.168.1.2 and unRAIDHost=192.168.1.2 Should I remove the second line? Also, what did I do wrong in the line requesting uu start after each boot? e
October 29, 201015 yr Hi Joe, I used both Vim after connecting to my box via putty after using the editor from unMenu didn't work. Yes, I did remove the # in front of MyHost. Per one of your postings I added: MyHost=192.168.1.2 and unRAIDHost=192.168.1.2 Should I remove the second line? No, they are both needed. Also, what did I do wrong in the line requesting uu start after each boot? Without seeing the contents of your "config/go" file, I cannot answer. I suspect the line is not at the end of the file but appended to the prior line. Joe L.
October 29, 201015 yr Author This is a copy and paste of my "go" file: ------ #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & ehco "/boot/unmenu/uu" >> /boot/config/go ------ Is my spacing off by chance?
October 29, 201015 yr Author This is a full paste of my unmenu.conf file using port 90 instead of 8080 and after trying to resolve to 'ehcah-NAS': ------##################################################################################### # Some site specific variables are defined below here. # You may change them as you desire in this file # # Lines that begin with the pound symbol (like this very line) are considered comments, # and are completely ignored. Only lines without a beginning pound symbol will be used. # Spaces around the equal sign are ignored. You can leave them out, or in for readability. ##################################################################################### #UNMENU_RELEASE $Revision: 7 $ $Date: 2010-03-29 23:12:23 -0400 (Mon, 29 Mar 2010) $ # Unmenu defaults to using port 8080. If you wish to configure a different port, you may # set it here, by setting MyPort to the desired port value. If you wish to set it to 90, # just remove the leading pound symbol from the following line. MyPort = 90 # Unmenu will discover for itself your host name, but if you wish to set it yourself, or # your host name is not set, then set the value of MyHost here. #MyHost = ehcah-NAS MyHost=192.168.1.2 unRAIDHost=192.168.1.2 # Main page "auto" refresh interval in seconds is set here. Other pages are NOT auto refreshed. # Note, auto refresh occurs ONLY when array state = STARTED REFRESH_INTERVAL = 60 # Define per-filesystem mount options. MOUNT_OPTIONS reiserfs = -r -o noatime,nodiratime -t reiserfs MOUNT_OPTIONS ntfs-3g = -r -o umask=111,dmask=000 -t ntfs-3g MOUNT_OPTIONS vfat = -w -t vfat MOUNT_OPTIONS msdos = -r -t msdos MOUNT_OPTIONS ext2 = -r -t ext2 MOUNT_OPTIONS ext3 = -r -t ext2 # This option for "other" is used for fs-types not specifically defined. # the file system type is added by common code since it can not be specified here. MOUNT_OPTIONS other = -r # the built-in ntfs driver is read only... DO NOT atttempt to use it as r/w MOUNT_OPTIONS ntfs = -r -o umask=111,dmask=000 -t ntfs # Unmenu defaults to using a divisor of 1000 for disk sizes, including disk space free # and disk space used. If you prefer the more geek style 1024 byte sizes, rather than the # marketing 1000 byte sizes, then uncomment the following line (remove the pound symbol) #OneThousand = 1024 # Warning temperature ranges for hard disks are set here. Main screen disk temperature output # is color coded. These temps are in Centigrade. yellow_temp = 40 orange_temp = 45 red_temp = 50 # the syslog plug-in limits the lines shown based on how it invoked. # A syslog may be clicked on via the file_browser plug-in or the Syslog main-menu link: file_browser_syslog_lines = 10000 syslog_summary_lines = 3000 # the number of NON-color-coded syslog lines to show on the unmenu main page. If set to 0, no syslog lines are shown. syslog_main_lines = 0 # User defined content for the main unmenu.awk page, It is rendered in an inline-frame # If "main_page_user_content" is defined, it is displayed in an in-line-frame at the bottom of the main unmenu page # You are limited to one "unmenu" page. The "sys_log_tail" command does not show a menu, or status, # nor does it have an entry for the main menu # alternate color_coded syslog tail for main page of unmenu. main_page_user_content = height=280 frameborder=0 marginwidth=0 scrolling="no" src="http://%MyHost%:%MyPort%/sys_log_tail?nl=6" # list of open files for main page of unmenu #main_page_user_content = height=280 frameborder=0 marginwidth=0 src="http://%MyHost%:%MyPort%/lsof" PACKAGE_DIRECTORY = /boot/packages # if rc.d folder exists with startup scripts, create the file there. If this directory does not exist, # the auto install command is appended to the "go" script. AUTO_INSTALL_DIRECTORY = /boot/custom/etc/rc.d AUTO_INSTALL_FILE = S10-install_custom_packages #AUTO_INSTALL_COMMAND = cd %PACKAGE_DIRECTORY% ;find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort | xargs -n1 sh -c AUTO_INSTALL_COMMAND = cd %PACKAGE_DIRECTORY% && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort | xargs -n1 sh -c # looking for a line with .auto_install that is not commented out. AUTO_INSTALL_TEST = grep '^[^#]*\.auto_install' # If useful links are defined here, they will be shown INSTEAD of the list coded in the useful_links plug-in. USEFUL_LINK = <a href="http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php">Lime Technology Support Forum</a> USEFUL_LINK = <a href="http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=UnRAID_Wiki">Lime Technology Wiki</a> USEFUL_LINK = <a href="http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Best_of_the_Forums">Best Of The Forums</a> USEFUL_LINK = <a href="http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Troubleshooting">Unraid Troubleshooting</a> USEFUL_LINK = <a href="http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ">Frequently Asked Questions</a> USEFUL_LINK = <a href="http://www.lime-technology.com">Lime Technology Home Page</a> USEFUL_LINK = <a href="http://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/gawk.html">The GNU Awk User's Guide</a> USEFFUL_LINK = <a href="http://packages.slackware.it/package.php?q=12.1/lsof-4.78-i486-1"><b>lsof</b> install package (list of open files)</a> download, then install by typing <b>installpkg lsof-4.78-i486-1.tgz</b> USEFFUL_LINK = <a href="http://packages.slackware.it/package.php?q=12.1/pciutils-2.2.10-i486-1"><b>lspci</b> install package (List of PCI interfaces)</a> download, then install by typing <b>installpkg pciutils-2.2.10-i486-1.tgz</b> # if allowed_folders are defined here, only those will be allowed to be accessed in the file_browser. #ALLOWED_FOLDER = /mnt/user/ #ALLOWED_FOLDER = /mnt/disk11/ #ALLOWED_FOLDER = /mnt/user/Movies/ # set SAMBA file and directory creation modes when adding new shares. directory_mask = 0755 create_mask = 064 --------
October 29, 201015 yr This is a copy and paste of my "go" file: ------ #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & ehco "/boot/unmenu/uu" >> /boot/config/go ------ Is my spacing off by chance? No, but your syntax is. The last line should be only /boot/unmenu/uu All the rest of that line is what you would type on the command line to put the last line in place. So... delete from that last line the echo " and the " >>/boot/config/go Joe L.
October 29, 201015 yr Author Thank you for the correction Joe. Sorry about my stupidity. I got caught up copying and pasting from the tutorials. : Regardless, that is one problem solved. The other is that my IP is still not being recognized by unMenu in lieu of my "ehcah-NAS" after a full reboot. From the menu.conf I pasted above, I assume that my Host information is correct. ---- # Unmenu will discover for itself your host name, but if you wish to set it yourself, or # your host name is not set, then set the value of MyHost here. #MyHost = ehcah-NAS MyHost=192.168.1.2 unRAIDHost=192.168.1.2 ---- Is it possible that these lines from the middle section of the .conf aren't? ---- # alternate color_coded syslog tail for main page of unmenu. main_page_user_content = height=280 frameborder=0 marginwidth=0 scrolling="no" src="http://%MyHost%:%MyPort%/sys_log_tail?nl=6" # list of open files for main page of unmenu #main_page_user_content = height=280 frameborder=0 marginwidth=0 src="http://%MyHost%:%MyPort%/lsof" -----
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