(First: I like that yellow note on the right about the subject title VERY MUCH. Never saw it before. Smart thinking :-)).
I own a number of Synology NAS-machines (SOHO). I’ve had my share of dying disks (excellent service and support by both Synology and Western Digital, btw).
I know I need to monitor HDD SMART values (I know about the Google report and how predictive it all is, but ‘something’ is better than nothing).
I tried to solve this by having smartctl run daily in cron, and have a programmer I paid import this into MS Excel. At some point the Excel stopped working, and apparently so did the never responding programmer ().
Only a couple of days ago I started LibreNMS in Docker on my main Synology. My question is: could LibreNMS monitor the critical SMART values (there are 6, according to WD, I need to monitor) in my Synology servers and tell me when values change as well as show evolution of each parameter over time?
It goes without saying I will donate to the good cause of sending beer to DEVs: I am a donator to The FreeBSD foundation, Debian, XMBC, and then some. If people help me, I wish to throw beer at them
Thank you VERY much for your EXTREMELY fast response (thank you:blush:).
I ran your comment and sent it to > logfile.txt. cat logfile.txt shows a lot of output, so that worked.
Now I’m googling (without much results sofar) trying to find out how I get that file out of the Docker environment, into my Synology /volume1/somedir, so I can copy and paste it away from my desktop.
I’ve regenerated it, but for the life of it I have no clue how I got that file out of docker, into my Synology /volume1/somewhere. Really, for an hour I’m trying, but I have no clue.
Termbin won’t work I guess since ‘nc’ it isn’t installed in the container.
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