Difference between revisions of "Display HDD temperature in web interface"
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Revision as of 07:47, 30 January 2012
Note: These pathes does not work any more. It is however possible to look inside them and make manual changes in the local files. This functionaloity is planned to be incliuded in version 2.5 of the software from Excito.
Hi,
I think it's nice to be able to see the HDD temperature in the web portal and started digging around. I found out that you already have the functionallity but it doesn't seem to be used anywhere (navigate to http://b3.local/admin/stat/info to get the JSON data). Hence I decided to hack it in myself.
I've attached the patch incase anyone else is interested in seeing it as well. Just make sure you have hddtemp installed (apt-get install hddtemp).
Transfer the patch to your bubba and ssh in. Then do:
su (use password 'excito') apt-get update apt-get install hddtemp apt-get install patch cd /usr/share/web-admin/ wget download.excito.net/software/gui_hdd.patch patch --verbose -p0 < /usr/share/web-admin/gui_hdd.patch
The result:
Note: This howto was copied by Excito with the writers permission from our forum, and originally written by [vEX]. Our warmest thanks to him/her for this contribution!