Hi, doesn't seem to be running on FreeNAS 11.0-U4. I've just installed v0.1.9. Let me know if I can provide any additional info to help diagnose. Great addon btw, I used to use it on my last NAS.
Hi, sorry for the slow reply. Ok I think I must be missing something - it's a while since I last set this up and my knowledge is relatively limited. I've just tried my other NAS and not getting anything from there either. Perhaps is there something that I have to enable?
EDIT: On my other NAS I forgot to set up port forwarding (it's in a remote location) and it now works (v9.10.2-U3). Still not getting any joy out of v11.0-U4 though. :(
As for the console output - would I need to look at this while the system is booting or is there a way to restart the tempreport service?
Thanks!
Last edit: Richard M 2017-12-15
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It would be logged in /var/log/dmesg.today or /var/log/dmesg.yesterday, but the log file doesn't save any older loggings unfortunately.
But what is the output if you run a dry run (using flag --dryrun)? This will only make one HTML output and then stop, so it will not start the service, and not interfere with the running service either. Here is the full command line to run: python /usr/local/lib/freenas-tempreport/freenas-tempreport.py --dryrun
Last edit: Erik Kjellson 2018-01-09
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If you're still having problems you can try the new version 0.2.0 that I released today. The big difference is that it installs in a jail which is a virtual environment separate from the normal system hopefully leading to less problems.
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That's odd, it was 11.0-U4 that I tested on when releasing v0.1.9.
Do you get any output in the console when it is starting?
It should at least say:
Hi, sorry for the slow reply. Ok I think I must be missing something - it's a while since I last set this up and my knowledge is relatively limited. I've just tried my other NAS and not getting anything from there either. Perhaps is there something that I have to enable?
EDIT: On my other NAS I forgot to set up port forwarding (it's in a remote location) and it now works (v9.10.2-U3). Still not getting any joy out of v11.0-U4 though. :(
As for the console output - would I need to look at this while the system is booting or is there a way to restart the tempreport service?
Thanks!
Last edit: Richard M 2017-12-15
It would be logged in /var/log/dmesg.today or /var/log/dmesg.yesterday, but the log file doesn't save any older loggings unfortunately.
But what is the output if you run a dry run (using flag --dryrun)? This will only make one HTML output and then stop, so it will not start the service, and not interfere with the running service either. Here is the full command line to run:
python /usr/local/lib/freenas-tempreport/freenas-tempreport.py --dryrunLast edit: Erik Kjellson 2018-01-09
If you're still having problems you can try the new version 0.2.0 that I released today. The big difference is that it installs in a jail which is a virtual environment separate from the normal system hopefully leading to less problems.