2014-02-14, 17:41
(2014-02-14, 17:40)Jutje Wrote: I'm running it on WIN 7 Pro 64-bit
Ok will uninstall PIL and install it back again and i will let u know.
Use the precompiled PIL for win x64 download from the htpc.io website!
(2014-02-14, 17:40)Jutje Wrote: I'm running it on WIN 7 Pro 64-bit
Ok will uninstall PIL and install it back again and i will let u know.
(2014-02-14, 17:42)hellow Wrote: I haven't installed pil on any windows machine. Works fine without.
(2014-02-13, 11:19)hellow Wrote: Added the option for bars instead of text regarding cpu/memory/swap info at the settings page.
So, whats left is fix padding between the bars, network info (prob gonna use a table), add logged in user and time and processes before i make a pull.
(2014-02-15, 13:58)MadClicker Wrote:(2014-02-13, 11:19)hellow Wrote: Added the option for bars instead of text regarding cpu/memory/swap info at the settings page.
So, whats left is fix padding between the bars, network info (prob gonna use a table), add logged in user and time and processes before i make a pull.
I haven't had much time to look at more than just the docs for psutils, but it looks like a very good place to start on a system manager.
I've used Webmin to control the backend to my servers for 20 some odd years and still use it every day. From what I see I think psutils can give me a lot of the functionality I need in the media server manager.
If you could share your code it would be a great help and would be greatly appreciated. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by the scope of trying to make this project funtional enough to actually be a "manager" and not just a "dashboard".
BTW, I'm jealous of your hardware. I dream of having big iron like that. Do you have those big drives in a raid?
(2014-02-15, 13:58)MadClicker Wrote:(2014-02-13, 11:19)hellow Wrote: Added the option for bars instead of text regarding cpu/memory/swap info at the settings page.
So, whats left is fix padding between the bars, network info (prob gonna use a table), add logged in user and time and processes before i make a pull.
I haven't had much time to look at more than just the docs for psutils, but it looks like a very good place to start on a system manager.
I've used Webmin to control the backend to my servers for 20 some odd years and still use it every day. From what I see I think psutils can give me a lot of the functionality I need in the media server manager.
If you could share your code it would be a great help and would be greatly appreciated. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by the scope of trying to make this project funtional enough to actually be a "manager" and not just a "dashboard".
BTW, I'm jealous of your hardware. I dream of having big iron like that. Do you have those big drives in a raid?
(2014-02-17, 01:14)hellow Wrote: I have sent a pull, it still needs some polish, but you get the basics.
(2014-02-17, 13:30)MadClicker Wrote:(2014-02-17, 01:14)hellow Wrote: I have sent a pull, it still needs some polish, but you get the basics.
tyvm! I installed it this am. I have big plans for this.
Just fyi:
There are a few bareword 'self.logger' in some exceptions. Needs to be self.logger.error.
The import wrapped in a 'try' didn't work on linux. I had to bring it out.
The disk usage isn't showing on linux. I think it's because of the check for nt. No big deal, I think. I'll look into it later. I'll keep the windows stuff and just add the linux stuff.
I'll push any changes I make to github and try to comment better than I usually do.
Thanks again.
(2014-02-17, 14:02)hellow Wrote: Thanks for the feedback, its still things that are missing. Regarding the disks add a else to if nt with the content of if nt's else and you should be good to go. The check is there so it don't barfs if there are no CDROM