OMV Sensors Hard Disk Temperature Monitoring

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I am using latest OMV 3 on DIY machine and I enabled openmediavault-sensors. I think that monitoring HDD temp is FAR more important on NAS than CPU temperature, so in my opinion it should be prioritized.

With my little Linux knowledge, I have created script that logs temperatures to csv file (every 10 minutes using cron), which can be easily imported in Excel, but it is pity I have to do it on my own.

Is there a way to display such info on graphs in OMV, or do I need to write necessary plugin or modify omv-sensors on my own?

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I don't think anyone will work to upgrade Sensors on OMV2, maybe 3 and 4.
If you really need good monitoring soft look at
http://www.monitorix.org/

Hello,

I'm using OMV 3.0376 (Erasmus).
I have no graphics after add the OMV Sensor in the Dashboard.

How correct this, please?

Hello,

Nobody have an idea about that ?

Regads,

Zitat von gderf

You should probably start a new thread, this one is specifically about hard disk temp monitoring.

Hello, I'm sorry but how start the new thread?
I tried this and it's not working yet.

rm -r /var/lib/rrdcached/db/localhost
rm /var/lib/rrdcached/journal/*
service collectd restart
service rrdcached restart

to start OMV Sensors please log in via terminal and execute as su:

mkconf omv-sensors

or

omv-sensors mkconf

(don't remember which order is right)

After this log in to WebUI and add new view to dashboard.
Should work

Will this solve that installing omv-sensors makes the webgui unavailable?

Not sure, but give it a try.
I strongly believe that WebUI problem is not connected to Sensors plugin, but I might be wrong of course

Zitat von kawu2

to start OMV Sensors please log in via terminal and execute as su:

mkconf omv-sensors

or

omv-sensors mkconf

(don't remember which order is right)

After this log in to WebUI and add new view to dashboard.
Should work

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Hello.
These commands not exists.

Envoyé de mon SM-G935F en utilisant Tapatalk

I have the same problem!
And i can not deinstall the plugin in the UI!

Hey,
you can uninstall it from terminal

sudo apt-get remove --purge openmediavault-sensors