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Djey

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  1. Merci pour ce retour, je vais me lancer dans ce mod aussi
  2. It went OK after a hard reboot (it was stuck after automatic reboot). Before: 5.0-4493 U3 After: 5.0-4493 U7 Setup: nanoboot on ESXi 5.5 VM - HP N54L
  3. Idem. Sûrement à cause des modifs de l'update 5...
  4. Les mises à jour Syno sont cumulatives, donc oui (testé ce cas-ci avec succès).
  5. Bonjour à tous. DSM (nanoboot) tourne sur une machine virtuelle ESXi chez moi. J'étais encore en Update 3 et j'ai voulu passer direct à celle-ci J'ai utilisé la méthode habituelle (panneau de config => téléchargement, script lancé en tache planifiée puis installation), par contre suite à cela le DSM a redémarré et s'est bloqué. Après un redémarrage forcé, je peux enfin me re-connecter et tout a l'air ok
  6. Hi, current version of pi-control tool has the ability to pull SMART data from ESXi. https://github.com/djey47/pi-control It can be installed into Raspberry Pi, any linux virtual machine, or into DSM directly. Returned data is JSON, allowing it to be processed by a 3rd party tool. smartX project is an example : https://github.com/djey47/smartX A wiki has been started here: https://github.com/djey47/pi-control/wiki Next version will be more complete and reliable, I will package it to make install easier I guess... I will post any news concerning first 'final' version here: https://xpenology.com/forum/topic/861-what-if-smart-is-not-supported
  7. Hi, I'm currently working on a solution involving a Raspberry Pi, polling ESXi to get SMART data directly. Acquired data can then be processed by a web-app. See thread : viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1848&hilit=smart+not+supported&start=20
  8. Idem, non ce n'est pas une obligation
  9. Changement d'amorce de gnoboot v4458 vers nanoboot v4493 hier soir. Migration rapide et configuration conservée (sauf les paramètres réseau). J'ai pu par la suite appliquer l'update 2 depui l'interface sans manip particulière au préalable Et pas de soucis après quelques heures de fonctionnement. Ma config: HP N54l, esxi 5.5, 4 hdd en rdm pour la vm xpe. Sent from my RM-892_eu_france_228 using Tapatalk
  10. Hi, I already know this page, but thanks for the link anyway ! And hopefully Vmware documentation is pretty clear on the Internet Yeah, manufacturer or device specific interpretation would be a solution, but I don't like writing specific code - or would I have to modularize ?! Btw, immediate step is to translate raw SMART values to usable ones and OK/KO indicators. I will take this fact into account.
  11. For advanced users, I've initiated a Github wiki to set up monitoring services with pi-control project. Please note everything is still a Work In Progress. Thanks for your feedback ! Edit : wiki link https://github.com/djey47/pi-control/wiki
  12. As tu essayé de redémarrer DSM / nginx? /usr/bin/nginx -s quit /usr/bin/nginx
  13. C'est que nginx démarre pas. Encore une surprise de DSM 5 qu'indique le fichier /var/log/nginx/error.log ? j'ai eu ça : => nginx est paramétré pour utiliser le groupe système http. La meilleure solution est de le créer dans le panneau de config syno (droits : lecture seule sur le partage web).
  14. Salut, tu ne trouveras pas apache sur DSM 5.0 ... car il a été remplacé par nginx ! webstation est bien activé dans le panneau de config ? Déjà ce que je ferais c'est tester webstation, en créant un répertoire + fichier html dedans, dans le dossier partagé /volumeX/web. Puis sur l'URL http://ip du nas/rep créé/fichier.html En migrant, les sites comme photostation ne fonctionnaient plus, j'ai du réinstaller les paquets correspondants.
  15. Oui je pense que ça joue, le -w est censé être + gros... s'il faut je peux t'envoyer mes 2 fichiers ?
  16. Tout à l'air bon pour le user et le groupe associé ... Voici ce que j'ai pour libncurses : -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 306344 Mar 2 20:14 libncursesw.so.5.9 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 248808 Mar 2 20:14 libncurses.so.5.9 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18 Mar 2 20:14 libncurses.so lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 18 May 30 01:15 libncursesw.so.5 -> libncursesw.so.5.9 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 16 May 30 01:15 libncursesw.so -> libncursesw.so.5 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 17 May 30 01:15 libncurses.so.5 -> libncurses.so.5.9 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 May 30 01:15 libcurses.so -> libncurses.so De mémoire, j'avais essayé de démarrer le service à la main et j'ai corrigé les erreurs affichées sur la console une par une, d'où mon cheminement par le user. Le service se démarre par /var/packages/MariaDB/scripts/start-stop-status start
  17. Salut, idem lorsque je suis passé à DSM5, j'ai pas mal galéré à comprendre ce qui se passait. La réponse pour moi est que DSM5 est une tanche pour convertir le système précédent (mysql) vers MariaDb. Ce que j'ai fait, en ligne de commande:
  18. Works well to replace a VMDK image for nanoboot in ESXi. So previous IDE drive can be removed while keeping the virtual CD connected. Thanks !
  19. Good news! I'm currently working on similar system which can be driven by a raspberry pi or any always running device which gets a ruby interpreter. Hardest part is using esxi smart values wisely. Will soon provide a demo and tuto.
  20. Hi. Yes, that's rather easy to do with a tutorial and a raspberry pi. Tuto does not exist still, I'd like to be sure this way is the good one before giving too much hope and writing it. What you did get with esxcli is not temperature in Fahrenheit (looks similar, though), as you seem to have a Western Digital disk, that's temperature as a normalized value depending on manufacturer. It has no unit. .. whereas Seagate disks give values as Celsius degrees and are good to go (I've put 4 Seagate + 1 small WD in N54L) In fact, we could get the real value by reading SMART raw data, but esxcli does not provide it I could not find any practical way in ESXi (only known way in using smartctl tool from xpenology or other linux distrib). So for now, I'm looking for interpretation of those normalized values (temperature, power on hours, etc... ) to trigger alerts. But no hope on getting a clean temp reading with WD disks + ESXi this way...
  21. For those interested, I've been updating smartX (front-end) and pi-control (back-end) projects to fetch SMART information. Results are raw, but rather encouraging Homes @Github : https://github.com/djey47/pi-control https://github.com/djey47/smartX ++
  22. Hi, sorry for the lack of news, I've been very busy lately. There is some progress, meaning I had been able to get SMART data of any disk recognized by DSM 4.3 (tested with temperature). Parsing hdparm output has given me list of hard disks, and smartctl a bunch of SMART indicators. Last issue is I upgraded to DSM5 with gnoBoot two weeks ago, and now hdparm is not able to produce same output as before: I can't get list of handled hard disks in the bay so I've got to find out another way. Maybe in asking ESXI directly - results should be more stable. My current project is pi-control, a small REST service set, which is able to communicate with ESXI through SSH. https://github.com/djey47/pi-control pi-control currently is able to get vm list and status, and to remotely start/stop ESXi system. I'm planning to integrate disk list and smart status into it; those services would be hosted in either xpenology system, or a raspberry-pi device. xpenology would always host a graphical user interface (as a web site) to easily monitor disk state.
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