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Quote from jackster: “Quote from jhmiller: “The plugin works under OMV 4. I had it installed when i upgraded and it's working fine. ” But what if you have a fresh install of OMV 4? It is not listed in the plugins list, how can I install it? ” You can't. There is no version compatible with OMV4, and I doubt very much there ever will be, sorry.

Quote from David B: “What's the problem? I know I haven't been much help so far, but perhaps I can try to solve it? ” There are a few issues still to resolve but the main one is the tabs, they do not update. Well, they do but you have to clear the browsers cache for them to show, this make me wonder if the plugin is feasible any more. We could use main tabs instead of sub-tabs but this would make the page a little cluttered. BTW your help is much appreciated, 2 heads are better than 1

Quote from sbocquet: “From what I have seen, it's probably better and more flexible to imagine a way to get the sensors name by the lm-sensors directories generated, and store it somewhere in a conf file than to hard code all the possible chipset. ” Yes and no. There are a lot of sensors and not all are of any use on some systems, the script is done in a way that it checks for the common ones first and also where multiple sensors on kown systems it has an order to pick the most likely sensor. I …

Quote from David B: “How do you build your deb files ” I use the openmediavault-developer plugin, very easy to build and install packages.

Quote from gderf: “Can you provide a link to your package? ” github.com/OpenMediaVault-Plug…rs/openmediavault-sensors It is only on github, no deb package as yet due to the issues I have mentioned above.

I do not get any errors on my end, I can enable cpu, cpu and cores and add motherboard temps on same graph. All working with no errors. I just uploaded eveything I have so far, so you or anyone else can check it out and see what they can come up with.

I will look later, does that error happen on my branch? I have place holder on the sensors script at the top that I keep there to remind me of places files go, it will cause the script to fail if not removed.

Quote from David B: “Are you sure you've pushed everything? I don't see an mkrrdgraph folder in the repo. ” I don't use a mkrrdgraph folder, just checked your github and can't see it there either? What do you use it for? Sorry I just got what I think you mean. I generate /usr/share/openmediavault/mkrrdgraph/plugins.d/sensors.py using the script depending what options are set on the plugin page.

I have uploaded what i have so far to git hub, like I said its working but only for cpu. Its using the new python method to get the graphs but needs the sub tabs sorted out.

Sorry this is taking so long to port over to OMV4 but my time on this is very limited and there is a heck of a lot of code that needs to be converted. So far I have a working plugin for CPU temps only. I still need to figure out how to add the extra sub panels, the code (below) was working for OMV3 but I just can't figure out why it is not working under OMV4. I don't want to move on to the other sensors until I have gotten the sub tabs working. Source Code (15 lines)

The plugin works under OMV 4. I had it installed when i upgraded and it's working fine.

@Ambro72 You need to have the folder, if it is not there it will not work. See if you can get it to show by following what @alexicon posted above.

Source Code (4 lines)Update the script again, refresh the webui and then check graphs. If it still does not work can you check if /var/lib/rrdcached/db/localhost/ has a folder called something like sensors-it877.... If it does have the folder can you re-run the debug command again, making sure you have enabled CPU temp. Thanks

Does it still show when you run sensors Run sh -x /usr/share/openmediavault/mkconf/sensors and give me the results, remember to only enable the CPU temp.

To make those commands run on boot (they need to be) edit /etc/rc.local nano /etc/rc.local and put the line in near the bottom but before the exit command. Shell-Script (15 lines) I have added the it877 sensor to the script but you must manually update it by doing Source Code (4 lines)Should be good after this.

Ports We need ports 53, 80, and 4711. Port 80 is optional if you decide not to install the Web dashboard during installation. Port 80 should be used by lighttpd If you have another Web server already running, such as Apache, Pi-hole's Web server will not work. You can either disable the other Web server or change the port on which lighttpd listens, which allows you keep both Web servers running. CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE IN A SEPERATE CONFIG FILE: /etc/lighttpd/external.conf

Try this Source Code (2 lines)Then run sensors again to see if it picks up on your it87 sensor.

Quote from Ambro72: “I attach output of your command after having the error message. ” That does not look correct. It should end like Source Code (4 lines)I would first try uninstalling then reinstalling, do not update to latest script, enable CPU temp only and if fails then re-run the command i gave you above. What sensors are shown when you run sensors from the shell?

@Ambro72 and @vshaulsk Did you have the error before updating? What OMV version? Can you both provide the output of sh -x /usr/share/openmediavault/mkconf/sensors Make sure you have enabled at least the CPU temps (even if if errors when you apply)

@Silberlog Thanks for the information, I have added it to the script if you would like to check it out. hopefully others will find it useful as well. Quote from Silberlog: “BTW, when will the plugin moved to stable ? ” Not sure, I have lots of ideas but no time to try them out, simple fixes and adding other peoples stuff is fine as it takes no time but more complex stuff requires a lot more time.