Scripts list on left, persistent log panel on right. On screens ≤880px
falls back to stacked single-column. Right panel stays open until page
refresh or another selection. Running dot pulses green on the job row
and in the log header while script executes, clears when log goes stale.
All fetch() POSTs now send application/x-www-form-urlencoded with the
page-injected csrf_token, satisfying unRAID's auto_prepend CSRF check.
All PHP API handlers switched from php://input JSON to $_POST.
Also adds Dry Run button (orange, between Run and Log) that sets
DRY_RUN=1 in the script environment before executing.
- Run button (blue) fires script immediately, opens log panel;
stamps log with manual run timestamp before exec
- Save moved to card footer — one button saves all cron expressions
for the orchestrator and all its children at once
- Toggle still auto-saves immediately on flip (enable/disable is instant)
- Removed onblur from cron inputs — cron only saves on explicit Save
- api/run.php: validates id, appends timestamp, execs script in background
- Per-job log files replace single jobs.log: each script writes to
/var/log/varaverk/<Category>/<script>.log mirroring the job ID
- api/log.php: serves last 200 lines of a job's log file with mtime
timestamp; supports POST ?clear=1 to truncate
- Scheduler page redesigned as full-width cards (one per orchestrator)
with Save + Log buttons; Log toggles an inline panel that polls
every 3 seconds and auto-scrolls — same pattern as unRAID User Scripts
- Children shown under Advanced with identical per-job log panels
- CSS: vv-sched-card, vv-log-panel, vv-log-pre, vv-btn-sm
Non-greedy (.*?) stopped at the first ) found, which could be inside
a comment like '# gracefully stop fallback (not caught by ...)'.
Anchoring the closing paren to start-of-line (^\s*\)) ensures it only
matches the array's actual closing paren, not ) inside comment text.
Orchestrators using dynamic dispatch (array_started, watchdog_orchestrator,
daily/weekly/etc maintenance) iterate \${VARNAME_SCRIPTS[@]} arrays defined
in master.conf. The previous regex only caught static hardcoded paths.
Two-strategy approach, merged and deduped:
1. Static: \$VAR/../Category/script.sh and \$VAR/Category/script.sh patterns
2. Dynamic: detect \${VARNAME[@]} references in the orch, parse that array
from master.conf — handles inline args and skips commented entries
Changes to master.conf arrays are reflected immediately on next page load.
Previous regex only matched literal bash/source calls with bare paths.
Orchestrators use shell variables like \$SCRIPT_DIR/../Transcodes/script.sh
and \$SCRIPTS_ROOT/Category/script.sh — the old pattern missed all of these.
New regex captures the Category/script.sh portion from either pattern,
requires at least one subdirectory (excludes load_config.sh and root-level
utilities), and validates each candidate against the filesystem.
transcode_management now correctly shows transcode_cleanup and transcode_manager.
Orchestrators using master.conf config arrays for dynamic dispatch still show
no children — correct, as those lists cannot be statically parsed.
/etc/cron.d/varaverk is RAM-based and wiped on every reboot. The
disks_mounted event fires early in boot (before Docker) with /boot
already readable, so schedule.json is available to restore the cron
file automatically without any user action.
/var/log/ is RAM-based on unRAID — wiped on reboot. Creating the log
directory in vv_cron_rebuild() ensures it exists before the first cron
job fires, without needing a separate boot script.
- Rename varaverk.page → Varaverk.page: unRAID nginx only routes URLs
starting with a capital letter (~^/[A-Z].*), lowercase caused 404
- Add require_once config.php to include/scheduler.php and include/docs.php:
both used SCRIPTS_DIR constant without including the file that defines it
- Replace hardcoded SCRIPTS_DIR with cfg-file-backed setting: reads from
/boot/config/plugins/varaverk/varaverk.cfg, falls back to default on first run
- Add Plugin Settings card to Config tab with scripts path field
- Add api/settings.php to write the cfg file (validates directory exists)
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