TrueNAS-Report 1.8

[dak180]

dak180 submitted a new resource:

FreeNAS-Report - SMART & ZPool Status Report for FreeNAS/TrueNAS

ZPool, SMART, and UPS Status Report with TrueNAS Config Backup​

Original Script By: joeschmuck
Modified By: bidelu0hm, melp, fohlsso2, onlinepcwizard, ninpucho, isentropik, rotx, dak180
Last Edited By: dak180

Current Version: v1.8

Preview of the output here: https://i.imgur.com/jKwraw4.png When a resilver is in progress: https://i.imgur.com/CUNUZ7r.png After the resilver is done: https://i.imgur.com/I43MLLf.png When a scrub is in...

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[dauntless101]

Thanks for the script! I'm getting this error when running on TrueNAS-SCALE-23.10.1

Code:

sysctl is missing, please install

 

[dak180]

I'm getting this error when running on TrueNAS-SCALE-23.10.1

Try the latest version (just updated).

 

[dauntless101]

Try the latest version (just updated).

Where is the update? Still seeing this as the posted version:

Code:

1.8    Mar 4, 2023

Thanks for the help!

 

[dak180]

Where is the update? Still seeing this as the posted version:

I only update that for a major version; the download button will always get you the latest version and you can checkout development on github.

 

[lukazy88]

Hi,
I did setup everything as you stated but the E-Mail is not sent out.
Sending Mail is not the issue because I get mails with "Please edit the config file for your setup" just fine.

In the generated log file I can see the report got created it is just not getting send out for some reason.
Any idea why?

 

[dak180]

@lukazy88 can you post your config file (in code tags) and also the output from when you run the script from the command line (including your invocation).

 

[lukazy88]

cronjob command is:

/User-Scripts/Report.sh -c /User-Scripts/report.cfg

/User-Scripts/report.cfg:

# Set this to 0 to enable
defaultFile="0"

###### User-definable Parameters
### Email Address
email="mymail@domain.com"

### Global table colors
okColor="#c9ffcc" # Hex code for color to use in SMART Status column if drives pass (default is light green, #c9ffcc)
warnColor="#ffd6d6" # Hex code for WARN color (default is light red, #ffd6d6)
critColor="#ff0000" # Hex code for CRITICAL color (default is bright red, #ff0000)
altColor="#f4f4f4" # Table background alternates row colors between white and this color (default is light gray, #f4f4f4)

### zpool status summary table settings
usedWarn="90" # Pool used percentage for CRITICAL color to be used
scrubAgeWarn="30" # Maximum age (in days) of last pool scrub before CRITICAL color will be used

### SMART status summary table settings
includeSSD="true" # Change to "true" to include SSDs in SMART status summary table; "false" to disable
includeSAS="false" # Change to "true" to include SAS drives in SMART status summary table; "false" to disable
lifeRemainWarn="75" # Life remaining in the SSD at which WARNING color will be used
lifeRemainCrit="50" # Life remaining in the SSD at which CRITICAL color will be used
totalBWWarn="100" # Total bytes written (in TB) to the SSD at which WARNING color will be used
totalBWCrit="200" # Total bytes written (in TB) to the SSD at which CRITICAL color will be used
tempWarn="35" # Drive temp (in C) at which WARNING color will be used
tempCrit="40" # Drive temp (in C) at which CRITICAL color will be used
ssdTempWarn="40" # SSD drive temp (in C) at which WARNING color will be used
ssdTempCrit="45" # SSD drive temp (in C) at which CRITICAL color will be used
sectorsCrit="10" # Number of sectors per drive with errors before CRITICAL color will be used
testAgeWarn="5" # Maximum age (in days) of last SMART test before CRITICAL color will be used
powerTimeFormat="ymdh" # Format for power-on hours string, valid options are "ymdh", "ymd", "ym", or "y" (year month day hour)

### TrueNAS config backup settings
configBackup="false" # Change to "false" to skip config backup (which renders next two options meaningless); "true" to keep config backups enabl>
emailBackup="false" # Change to "true" to email TrueNAS config backup
saveBackup="true" # Change to "false" to delete TrueNAS config backup after mail is sent; "true" to keep it in dir below
backupLocation="/User-Scripts" # Directory in which to save TrueNAS config backups

### UPS status summary settings
reportUPS="false" # Change to "false" to skip reporting the status of the UPS

### General script settings
logfileLocation="/User-Scripts" # Directory in which to save TrueNAS log file. Can be set to /tmp.
logfileName="logfilename" # Log file name
saveLogfile="true" # Change to "false" to delete the log file after creation

##### Drive Overrides
# In the form: declare -A _<serial>
# And then for each override: _<serial>[<value>]="<adjustment>"
# Replace any non ascii alphanumeric characters with _ in the serial.

when run from comandline (no output):

root@FreeNAS-Buero:/User-Scripts # /User-Scripts/Report.sh -c /User-Scripts/report.cfg
root@FreeNAS-Buero:/User-Scripts #

Currently running Core Version: TrueNAS-13.0-U4

 

[dak180]

@lukazy88 I assume that the email address in the config file is your actual email address?

 

[lukazy88]

@lukazy88 I assume that the email address in the config file is your actual email address?

yes, mails like the one saying:

Please edit the config file for your setup

get sent ount fine. But not to the E-Mail thats in the config file but rather to the email in general TrueNAS settings if that help.
Also log fine with E-mail content is also generated just fine.

 

[dak180]

yes, mails like the one saying:

Please edit the config file for your setup

Those are sent by the system not the script which is why I asked if the email set in the config file is correct; it does not use the system settings for the email address to send to.

 

[lukazy88]

looked at the script a little closer and ran the line that send the mail seperatly:

root@FreeNAS-Buero:/User-Scripts # sendmail -ti < 20240208095848_logfilename.tmp
root@FreeNAS-Buero:/User-Scripts #

no response and no mail in my inbox (spam/virus folders are empty as well).

tried this and successfully got a mail:

echo "Subject: sendmail test" | sendmail -v mymail@domain.com

not an expert on shell scripting but seems like the sendmail command is maybe not correct?

 

[dak180]

It does use the System / Email options in the GUI; how is that setup?

 

[lukazy88]

Setup is pretty standard and sending test mails works fine (sry for it being in german xD):

I would think the content of the log file does not correctly get put into the sendmail command (if that makes sense to you)

 

[dak180]

Try changing logfileLocation="/User-Scripts" to logfileLocation="/tmp"; as a general rule your user scripts should be in a dataset (somewhere in /mnt/{pool name}/{dataset}) not at the root level, nothing on the boot pool should be expected to survive updates.

 

[lukazy88]

ok I moved it to a storage pool & changed the logfile location back. I have that script on multiple machines always in this location and it was fine for multiple updates dating back to freenas 9 I think.

Running from commandline (no response but still no email):

root@FreeNAS-Buero:/User-Scripts # /mnt/Backup/Backup-Home/Report.sh -c /mnt/Backup/Backup-Home/report.cfg
root@FreeNAS-Buero:/User-Scripts #

Running cronjob gives no error, Mails like "Please edit the config file for your setup" get sent out fine
Basicly everything stays exactly the same no matter the location change.

 

[dak180]

Try running the sendmail command as sendmail -v -t -oi < 20240208095848_logfilename.tmp and see if that changes anything.

 

[lukazy88]

no error on cli but still no mail
I tried multi_report (https://www.truenas.com/community/resources/multi_report-sh-version-for-core-and-scale.179/) and that script sends out mail just fine.
I tried the sendmail command from that script with the .tmp file from your script but no mail got send out.

 

[dak180]

@lukazy88 can you attach the *_logfilename.tmp file to a PM so I can look at it in more detail?