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{"parentUuid":"7cb0837f-5a3c-4700-bf97-8eac19608aa2","isSidechain":true,"promptId":"14997b41-0464-47e1-9df2-adbecd208513","agentId":"a1a4cee1287cb0cbf","type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"tool_use_id":"toolu_019aHTTBXQb6xRVb4NSX3irC","type":"tool_result","content":"1\t# ━━━━━ MONITORS ━━━━━\n2\t\n3\t**Observe, measure, and report — never act.** Scripts in this folder watch the system\n4\tand notify when something needs attention. They do not restart containers, do not\n5\treboot servers, do not delete files. The other folders handle intervention. This folder\n6\thandles awareness.\n7\t\n8\t> **All monitor scripts are safe to run at any time.** They are read-only except for\n9\t> `bandwidth_monitor.sh` (one bounded append per rsync run) and\n10\t> `system_tuning_monitor.sh` (one bounded append every 6 hours). Every other script\n11\t> in this folder writes nothing. None of them can break anything.\n12\t\n13\t---\n14\t\n15\t## ━━━ THE PROBLEM THAT BUILT THIS ━━━\n16\t\n17\t**Certs Expiring Silently Despite Renewal**  \n18\tCertbot runs on schedule. NPM shows the cert as renewed. But the web server was not\n19\treloaded after renewal — the old expired cert is still being served to external clients.\n20\tNPM's dashboard shows green. Users see certificate errors.  \n21\tFix: `cert_monitor.sh` connects directly via `openssl` — not to NPM's API, but to the\n22\tactual TLS handshake the outside world sees. If users would see a certificate error,\n23\tthis script catches it.\n24\t\n25\t**No Early Warning on Drive Degradation**  \n26\tA drive accumulates reallocated sectors silently over weeks. Nothing fails. No error\n27\tin the Docker logs. No alert from unRAID. The drive is heading toward failure and the\n28\tonly way to know is to actively query SMART data.  \n29\tFix: `smart_health.sh` queries SMART attributes for every drive every week. Drive failure\n30\thas a warning curve — weekly checks give you time to act on it.\n31\t\n32\t**rsync Succeeds But the Copy Is Wrong**  \n33\trsync reports success. Exit code 0. But a storage hardware issue on either server\n34\tsilently corrupted a file during the write. rsync is satisfied — sizes match, timestamps\n35\tmatch — but the content is wrong.  \n36\tFix: `backup_verify.sh` independently computes MD5 checksums on both sides and compares.\n37\tIt does not trust rsync's exit code. It verifies the actual content matches.\n38\t\n39\t**inotify Exhaustion Producing Unexplained Symptoms**  \n40\tinotify watches are silently exhausted. Downloads finish but arr containers don't see\n41\tthem. Live TV stutters. Library updates stop. None of these produce clear error messages.  \n42\tFix: `system_tuning_monitor.sh` snapshots inotify and PHP-FPM utilisation every 6 hours.\n43\tThe weekly digest shows peak, average, and warning count so you see the trend before it\n44\tbecomes a problem.\n45\t\n46\t**No Single View of the Ecosystem's Health**  \n47\tSystem state is spread across a dozen state files — watchdog strikes, fallback state,\n48\tbandwidth history, cert status, transcode stats. No single place to see how everything\n49\tis doing.  \n50\tFix: `weekly_health_digest.sh` reads all state files and compiles them into one digest.\n51\tThree profiles (always / smart / weekly) control how often it notifies.\n52\t\n53\t---\n54\t\n55\t## ━━━ WHAT THIS FOLDER DOES ━━━\n56\t\n57\tFour distinct observation roles:\n58\t\n59\t**Live Connectivity Checks** — Active probes against real endpoints  \n60\t`cert_monitor.sh` and `backup_verify.sh` go out and test things directly. They connect,\n61\tcompute, compare. The result is a measurement of the actual state of the world — not a\n62\treading of a cached status.\n63\t\n64\t**State File Aggregation** — Synthesising the ecosystem's own data  \n65\t`weekly_health_digest.sh` reads the state files the watchdogs and orchestrators have\n66\talready written. It doesn't gather new data — it organises existing data into a\n67\thuman-readable summary.\n68\t\n69\t**Time-Series Snapshots** — Tracking trends over time  \n70\t`bandwidth_monitor.sh` and `system_tuning_monitor.sh` write one bounded log entry per\n71\tinterval. Over time this builds a picture of trends — whether inotify pressure is growing,\n72\twhether transfer sizes are increasing, whether PHP-FPM is consistently near ceiling.\n73\t\n74\t**Hardware Health** — Checking what the hardware itself reports  \n75\t`smart_health.sh` and `zfs_memory_snapshot.sh` query the hardware and kernel directly —\n76\tdrive SMART attributes, ZFS pool state, ARC statistics, kernel memory pressure.\n77\t\n78\t---\n79\t\n80\t## ━━━ RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER FOLDERS ━━━\n81\t\n82\t```\n83\tMonitors/            ← observes and reports          (this folder)\n84\tDocker_Essentials/   ← acts on containers            (docker_watchdog starts/stops)\n85\tSystem_Essentials/   ← acts on the server            (stability_watchdog, inotify_tuning)\n86\tFallback/            ← acts on the full stack        (fallback, handback)\n87\tRsync/               ← calls bandwidth_monitor.sh    (auto-logs each sync)\n88\t```\n89\t\n90\t`weekly_health_digest.sh` reads state files written by scripts in Docker_Essentials,\n91\tSystem_Essentials, Fallback, and Rsync. It is the only script in this folder with\n92\truntime dependencies on other folders' output — everything else is fully independent.\n93\t\n94\t---\n95\t\n96\t## ━━━ FLASH DRIVE WRITE POLICY ━━━\n97\t\n98\tunRAID boots from a USB flash drive with limited write cycles. Every script in this\n99\tfolder is designed with this constraint in mind.\n100\t\n101\t| Script | Writes to flash | Detail |\n102\t|--------|----------------|--------|\n103\t| `cert_monitor.sh` | Never | openssl connections only |\n104\t| `smart_health.sh` | Never | smartctl reads only |\n105\t| `zfs_memory_snapshot.sh` | Never | writes to `/var/log/` (tmpfs) |\n106\t| `backup_verify.sh` | Never | SSH + MD5 comparison only |\n107\t| `emby_session_report.sh` | Never | API queries only |\n108\t| `weekly_health_digest.sh` | Never | reads existing state files only |\n109\t| `bandwidth_monitor.sh` | One append + one trim per rsync run | Bounded — never exceeds `BANDWIDTH_LOG_RETENTION` lines |\n110\t| `system_tuning_monitor.sh` | One append + one trim every 6 hours | Bounded — trimmed to `TUNING_LOG_RETENTION` days |\n111\t| `mesh_monitor.sh` | Never | read-only conf parse — no API calls, no SSH |\n112\t\n113\t---\n114\t\n115\t## ━━━ SCRIPTS IN THIS FOLDER ━━━\n116\t\n117\t| Script | What It Watches | When |\n118\t|--------|----------------|------|\n119\t| `zfs_memory_snapshot.sh` | ZFS pool health, ARC stats, memory pressure | Weekly — Sunday 6am |\n120\t| `smart_health.sh` | Drive SMART health attributes | Weekly — Sunday 7am |\n121\t| `cert_monitor.sh` | SSL cert expiry via live TLS connection | Weekly — Sunday 9am |\n122\t| `backup_verify.sh` | rsync mirror integrity via MD5 checksums | Weekly — Sunday 10am |\n123\t| `emby_session_report.sh` | Emby streaming usage and library stats | Weekly — Sunday 11am |\n124\t| `bandwidth_monitor.sh` | rsync transfer history and trends | Auto (called by rsync.sh) + weekly report Sunday 11am |\n125\t| `weekly_health_digest.sh` | Full ecosystem health aggregation | Daily 8am (DIGEST_PROFILE controls notify) |\n126\t| `system_tuning_monitor.sh` | inotify + PHP-FPM utilisation trends | Every 6 hours |\n127\t| `mesh_monitor.sh` | Mesh membership — who covers whom, partnership state | On demand |\n128\t\n129\t---\n130\t\n131\t## ━━━ HOW THE SCRIPTS RELATE ━━━\n132\t\n133\t```\n134\trsync.sh ──────────────────────────────────► bandwidth_monitor.sh --log-transfer\n135\t  (after each sync completes)                  (one log entry per sync, bounded)\n136\t\n137\tSunday morning block (after nightly maintenance):\n138\t  6am  zfs_memory_snapshot.sh ─────────────► ZFS_REPORT_LOG (tmpfs)\n139\t  7am  smart_health.sh ───────────────────── (notification only)\n140\t  9am  cert_monitor.sh ───────────────────── (notification only)\n141\t 10am  backup_verify.sh ────────────────────  (notification only)\n142\t 11am  emby_session_report.sh ──────────────  (notification only)\n143\t 11am  bandwidth_monitor.sh --report ───────► reads BANDWIDTH_LOG\n144\t\n145\tEvery 6h:\n146\t  system_tuning_monitor.sh ──────────────────► TUNING_MONITOR_LOG\n147\t\n148\tOn demand:\n149\t  mesh_monitor.sh ──────────────────────────── reads host*.conf only (no API, no SSH)\n150\t                                                MEMBERS / COVERAGE / PARTNERSHIP sections\n151\t\n152\tDaily 8am:\n153\t  weekly_health_digest.sh ── reads ──────────► FALLBACK_STATE_FILE\n154\t                          ── reads ──────────► WATCHDOG_STATE_FILE\n155\t                          ── reads ──────────► SYS_WATCHDOG_STATE_FILE\n156\t                          ── reads ──────────► SYS_WATCHDOG_FAILED_FILE\n157\t                          ── reads ──────────► BANDWIDTH_LOG\n158\t                          ── reads ──────────► TRANSCODE_DAILY_LOG\n159\t                          ── reads ──────────► TUNING_MONITOR_LOG\n160\t                          ── live openssl ────► CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS\n161\t```\n162\t"}]},"uuid":"bbcd578d-a6aa-4a9d-af7b-ba7488efe2b2","timestamp":"2026-06-14T05:51:56.845Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"7cb0837f-5a3c-4700-bf97-8eac19608aa2","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/boot/config/plugins/varaverk","sessionId":"685e6c5b-62c1-40bd-9cfd-2c9f7e15c50f","version":"2.1.177","gitBranch":"HEAD","slug":"mutable-sniffing-naur"}
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{"parentUuid":"93e013b7-8410-4548-b0a9-bb739b90290e","isSidechain":true,"promptId":"14997b41-0464-47e1-9df2-adbecd208513","agentId":"a1a4cee1287cb0cbf","type":"user","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"tool_use_id":"toolu_01Ez9Y7GneTzoNgsLFubtWb7","type":"tool_result","content":"1\t# ━━━━━ MONITORS — Manual ━━━━━\n2\t\n3\tConfig reference, procedures, operational workflows.\n4\tFor overview see README-Monitors.md. For per-script detail see script headers.\n5\t\n6\t---\n7\t\n8\t## ━━━ CERT MONITOR ━━━\n9\t\n10\t### Domain Configuration\n11\t\n12\tEach domain and subdomain has an independent TLS certificate and must be listed\n13\tseparately. `cert_monitor.sh` makes one openssl connection per entry.\n14\t\n15\t```bash\n16\t# host1.conf\n17\tHOST1_CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS=(\n18\t    \"Gmer4Lfe.com\"\n19\t    \"Gmer4Lfe.us\"\n20\t    # \"auth.Gmer4Lfe.com\"   # add subdomains separately\n21\t    # \"cloud.Gmer4Lfe.com\"\n22\t)\n23\t\n24\t# host2.conf\n25\tHOST2_CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS=(\n26\t    \"Jayred365.com\"\n27\t    # \"auth.Jayred365.com\"\n28\t)\n29\t```\n30\t\n31\tEach server monitors its own domains. `detect_hosts()` aliases the correct list\n32\tto `CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS` based on `MY_ID`.\n33\t\n34\t### Threshold Configuration\n35\t\n36\t```bash\n37\t# master.conf\n38\tCERT_WARN_DAYS=30    # warn this many days before expiry — time to investigate\n39\tCERT_CRIT_DAYS=7     # critical alert — action needed now\n40\tCERT_TIMEOUT=10      # seconds per domain before declaring FAILED\n41\t```\n42\t\n43\t**Sizing guidance:**\n44\t- `CERT_WARN_DAYS=30` gives a month to investigate and renew. If Let's Encrypt\n45\t  auto-renewal is working, you'll only see warnings when renewal breaks.\n46\t- `CERT_CRIT_DAYS=7` — at 7 days remaining, manual action is needed today.\n47\t- `CERT_TIMEOUT=10` — sufficient for typical public domains; increase for slow\n48\t  DNS resolution or high-latency connections.\n49\t\n50\t### Notification Behavior\n51\t\n52\t| State | Condition | Action |\n53\t|-------|-----------|--------|\n54\t| HEALTHY | > CERT_WARN_DAYS remaining | Silent — no notification |\n55\t| WARNING | ≤ CERT_WARN_DAYS remaining | One notification listing all WARNING domains |\n56\t| CRITICAL | ≤ CERT_CRIT_DAYS remaining | Separate notification listing all CRITICAL domains |\n57\t| FAILED | Could not connect or parse cert | Notification — treat as critical |\n58\t\n59\t---\n60\t\n61\t## ━━━ SMART HEALTH ━━━\n62\t\n63\t### Drive Ignore List\n64\t\n65\t```bash\n66\t# host1.conf\n67\tHOST1_SMART_IGNORE_DRIVES=(\n68\t    \"sda\"    # boot USB flash drive — no meaningful SMART data\n69\t)\n70\t\n71\t# host2.conf\n72\tHOST2_SMART_IGNORE_DRIVES=(\n73\t    \"sda\"    # boot USB flash drive\n74\t)\n75\t```\n76\t\n77\tunRAID typically boots from a USB flash drive that appears as `sda`. Flash drives\n78\teither don't support SMART or report values that are meaningless for health assessment.\n79\tAdd any drive that produces spurious SMART data here.\n80\t\n81\t### Temperature Configuration\n82\t\n83\t```bash\n84\t# master.conf — fallback values if dynamix.cfg is not found\n85\tSMART_TEMP_WARN=45    # °C\n86\tSMART_TEMP_CRIT=55    # °C\n87\t```\n88\t\n89\t`smart_health.sh` reads temperature thresholds directly from\n90\t`/boot/config/plugins/dynamix/dynamix.cfg` at runtime, using the same hot/max/hotssd/maxssd\n91\tvalues as unRAID's dashboard. The `master.conf` values are only used as a fallback\n92\tif `dynamix.cfg` is not found (e.g., running outside of unRAID).\n93\t\n94\t### Attribute Reference\n95\t\n96\t| Attribute | Threshold | Meaning |\n97\t|-----------|-----------|---------|\n98\t| `Reallocated_Sector_Ct` | Any > 0 is warning | Drive found bad sectors and swapped in spares. 0 = healthy. Count growing = degrading. |\n99\t| `Current_Pending_Sector` | Any > 0 is warning | Sectors suspected bad, not yet confirmed. May recover on next read, may escalate. Watch it. |\n100\t| `Offline_Uncorrectable` | Any > 0 is critical | Could not correct during offline tests. No spares. Data loss risk. |\n101\t| Overall SMART status | FAILED = immediate alert | Drive's own self-assessment. FAILED = get data off now. |\n102\t| `Temperature_Celsius` | vs dynamix.cfg thresholds | Sustained high temp shortens drive life significantly. |\n103\t| `Power_On_Hours` | Informational | Drive age in days — useful context for other attributes. |\n104\t\n105\t---\n106\t\n107\t## ━━━ BACKUP VERIFY ━━━\n108\t\n109\t### Share Configuration\n110\t\n111\t```bash\n112\t# host1.conf\n113\tHOST1_BACKUP_VERIFY_SHARES=(\n114\t    # empty — uses HOST1_DAILY_SYNC_SHARES automatically\n115\t    # \"/mnt/user/Movies\"   # override to check specific shares only\n116\t)\n117\t```\n118\t\n119\tLeave `HOST*_BACKUP_VERIFY_SHARES` empty and `backup_verify.sh` will automatically\n120\tverify the same shares configured for daily rsync. Only populate it if you want to\n121\tverify a different set.\n122\t\n123\t### Sample Configuration\n124\t\n125\t```bash\n126\t# master.conf\n127\tBACKUP_VERIFY_SAMPLE=10       # random files sampled per share per run\n128\tBACKUP_VERIFY_MIN_SIZE=\"1M\"   # skip files smaller than this\n129\t```\n130\t\n131\t**Sizing guidance:**\n132\t- `BACKUP_VERIFY_SAMPLE=10` is a spot check — catches systematic hardware problems\n133\t  while running in minutes. Increase to 25-50 for deeper confidence on a large library;\n134\t  decrease to 5 if the run is too slow against many shares.\n135\t- `BACKUP_VERIFY_MIN_SIZE=\"1M\"` — tiny files (NFO, thumbnails, subtitles) have negligible\n136\t  corruption risk and each one adds an SSH round-trip. Skip them.\n137\t\n138\t### Result States\n139\t\n140\t| State | Meaning | Action |\n141\t|-------|---------|--------|\n142\t| MATCH | Checksums identical on both servers | Correctly mirrored — no action |\n143\t| MISMATCH | File exists on both, checksums differ | Sync failure or corruption — investigate |\n144\t| MISSING | File exists locally, not on remote | Not yet synced or deleted on remote — may be normal |\n145\t\n146\t---\n147\t\n148\t## ━━━ BANDWIDTH MONITOR ━━━\n149\t\n150\t### Log Configuration\n151\t\n152\t```bash\n153\t# master.conf\n154\tBANDWIDTH_LOG=\"/boot/config/bandwidth_history.db\"   # survives reboots\n155\tBANDWIDTH_LOG_RETENTION=90    # days — file stays bounded, never grows unbounded\n156\tBANDWIDTH_WARN_GB=50          # flag transfers or daily totals exceeding this\n157\t```\n158\t\n159\t**Why `/boot/config/`**: The log needs to survive reboots to build a useful history.\n160\t`/boot/config/` is on the USB flash drive, which survives reboots and is backed up\n161\tby unRAID's flash backup. The log is bounded by `BANDWIDTH_LOG_RETENTION` so it never\n162\tgrows unbounded.\n163\t\n164\t**`BANDWIDTH_WARN_GB`**: Set to a value that represents \"unexpectedly large\" for your\n165\tsetup. If your typical daily sync transfers 5-10GB, 50GB would flag a full-library resync.\n166\tAdjust based on your share sizes.\n167\t\n168\t### Log Format\n169\t\n170\tOne line per transfer — do not edit manually:\n171\t```\n172\tYYYY-MM-DD|HH:MM|profile|duration_seconds|status|bytes_transferred\n173\t\n174\t# Example entries:\n175\t2026-04-14|01:23|critical-data|143|success|2847362048\n176\t2026-04-14|01:31|arrs_stack|287|success|891234567\n177\t2026-04-14|02:15|movies|1847|failed|0\n178\t```\n179\t\n180\t### How rsync.sh Calls bandwidth_monitor.sh\n181\t\n182\t`rsync.sh` automatically calls `bandwidth_monitor.sh --log-transfer` after each sync\n183\tprofile completes. You never need to call `--log-transfer` manually. The call:\n184\t\n185\t```bash\n186\tbandwidth_monitor.sh --log-transfer \"movies\" 1847 \"failed\" 0\n187\t#                                    profile  secs  status  bytes\n188\t```\n189\t\n190\t---\n191\t\n192\t## ━━━ WEEKLY HEALTH DIGEST ━━━\n193\t\n194\t### Profile Configuration\n195\t\n196\t```bash\n197\t# master.conf\n198\tDIGEST_PROFILE=\"weekly\"     # always | smart | weekly\n199\tDIGEST_DAY=\"Sunday\"         # for weekly profile — must match `date +%A` output\n200\t```\n201\t\n202\tThe cron schedule is always `0 8 * * *` (8am daily). Change only `DIGEST_PROFILE`\n203\tto switch behavior — no cron edit needed.\n204\t\n205\t**Profile guide:**\n206\t\n207\t| Profile | When to use | Result |\n208\t|---------|-------------|--------|\n209\t| `always` | You want a daily check-in regardless of system state | Notification every morning |\n210\t| `smart` | Quiet operation, only alert on real issues | Silent when healthy, notification when something needs attention |\n211\t| `weekly` | One weekly summary is enough | Single notification on `DIGEST_DAY`, silent all other days |\n212\t\n213\t### Smart Profile Triggers\n214\t\n215\t```bash\n216\t# master.conf — each independently toggleable\n217\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_WATCHDOG=true    # send if any active watchdog strikes\n218\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_FALLBACK=true    # send if fallback state is not NORMAL\n219\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_CERT_WARN=true   # send if any cert within CERT_WARN_DAYS\n220\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_BANDWIDTH=true   # send if any transfer exceeded BANDWIDTH_WARN_GB\n221\t```\n222\t\n223\tTurn any trigger off by setting it to `false`. The digest still runs and collects\n224\tdata — it just doesn't trigger a notification for that condition.\n225\t\n226\t### Data Sources\n227\t\n228\t`weekly_health_digest.sh` reads (but never writes):\n229\t\n230\t| State File | Source | What It Shows |\n231\t|-----------|--------|---------------|\n232\t| `FALLBACK_STATE_FILE` | `Fallback/fallback.sh` | Current fallback state (NORMAL/FALLBACK/etc.) |\n233\t| `SYS_WATCHDOG_FAILED_FILE` | `Watchdogs/docker_watchdog.sh` | Container skip list — needs human attention |\n234\t| `WATCHDOG_STATE_FILE` | `Watchdogs/docker_watchdog.sh` | Active container strike counts |\n235\t| `SYS_WATCHDOG_STATE_FILE` | `Watchdogs/stability_watchdog.sh` | Active system watchdog strikes |\n236\t| `BANDWIDTH_LOG` | `bandwidth_monitor.sh` | Yesterday's transfer history |\n237\t| `TRANSCODE_DAILY_LOG` | `Transcodes/` | Weekly transcode statistics |\n238\t| `CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS` | live openssl check | Current cert status per domain |\n239\t\n240\t---\n241\t\n242\t## ━━━ EMBY SESSION REPORT ━━━\n243\t\n244\t### Emby Credentials\n245\t\n246\t```bash\n247\t# host1.conf\n248\tHOST1_EMBY_URL=\"http://192.168.50.2:8096\"\n249\tHOST1_EMBY_API_KEY=\"0c27448d93a7431f9ac63569f7655829\"\n250\t\n251\t# host2.conf\n252\tHOST2_EMBY_URL=\"http://192.168.50.3:8096\"\n253\tHOST2_EMBY_API_KEY=\"<host2_api_key>\"\n254\t```\n255\t\n256\tTo generate an API key: Emby UI → Settings → API Keys → New API Key.\n257\tGive it a descriptive name (e.g., `varaverk`). The key is only shown once.\n258\t\n259\t### Report Configuration\n260\t\n261\t```bash\n262\t# master.conf\n263\tEMBY_REPORT_DAYS=7       # report period in days\n264\tEMBY_REPORT_TOP_N=10     # top N content items to show\n265\t```\n266\t\n267\t---\n268\t\n269\t## ━━━ SYSTEM TUNING MONITOR ━━━\n270\t\n271\t### Threshold Configuration\n272\t\n273\t```bash\n274\t# master.conf\n275\tINOTIFY_WARN_PCT=80         # warn if inotify instances above 80% of kernel limit\n276\tPHP_FPM_WARN_PCT=80         # warn if php-fpm workers above 80% of max\n277\tTUNING_MONITOR_LOG=\"$DATA_DIR/tuning_monitor.db\"\n278\tTUNING_LOG_RETENTION=30     # days — log stays bounded\n279\t```\n280\t\n281\t**`INOTIFY_WARN_PCT`**: 80% leaves headroom before kernel-level exhaustion. If you\n282\tregularly see warnings at 80% and your system is stable, increase to 90%. Don't set\n283\thigher than 90% — at 100% utilisation new inotify watches silently fail.\n284\t\n285\t**`PHP_FPM_WARN_PCT`**: 80% means the WebGUI is using most of its workers. At 100%\n286\tnew requests queue (WebGUI feels sluggish) or time out.\n287\t\n288\t**`PHP_MAX_CHILDREN`**: Set by `php_fpm_max_children.sh` in `System_Essentials/` — do\n289\tnot set manually here.\n290\t\n291\t### Reading the Weekly Digest Data\n292\t\n293\t`system_tuning_monitor.sh` feeds data into `weekly_health_digest.sh`. The digest\n294\tshows for the week:\n295\t- inotify: peak utilisation, average utilisation, number of snapshots that hit the warning threshold\n296\t- php-fpm: same\n297\t\n298\tA few warning snapshots per week is normal. A rising peak or many warnings per week\n299\tmeans the limits should be adjusted — use `inotify_tuning.sh` or `php_fpm_max_children.sh`\n300\tin `System_Essentials/`.\n301\t\n302\t---\n303\t\n304\t## ━━━ ZFS MEMORY SNAPSHOT ━━━\n305\t\n306\t### Pool Ignore List\n307\t\n308\t```bash\n309\t# host1.conf\n310\tHOST1_ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS=(\n311\t    \"disk10\"    # JBOD member — high usage expected, exclude from report noise\n312\t    \"disk9\"\n313\t    \"disk8\"\n314\t    \"disk6\"\n315\t    \"disk5\"\n316\t)\n317\t\n318\t# host2.conf\n319\tHOST2_ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS=(\n320\t    # list host2's JBOD members here\n321\t)\n322\t```\n323\t\n324\tIn a JBOD ZFS configuration each disk appears as its own pool. These single-disk\n325\tpools normally show high capacity utilisation by design — including them would produce\n326\tconstant warnings. The ignore list removes them from the report while unRAID's built-in\n327\tmonitoring continues to watch them.\n328\t\n329\t### Threshold Configuration\n330\t\n331\t```bash\n332\t# master.conf\n333\tZFS_REPORT_LOG=\"/var/log/zfs-weekly-health.log\"   # tmpfs — resets on reboot\n334\tZFS_REPORT_ARC_WARN_PCT=90      # warn if ARC using more than 90% of its max\n335\tZFS_REPORT_FREE_WARN_GB=10      # warn if free RAM below 10GB\n336\tZFS_REPORT_AVAIL_WARN_GB=20     # warn if available RAM below 20GB\n337\tZFS_REPORT_DOCKER_TOP=10        # top 10 Docker containers by memory\n338\t```\n339\t\n340\t**`ZFS_REPORT_LOG`**: Written to `/var/log/` (tmpfs) — resets on reboot. This is\n341\tintentional — the log is for the current uptime's week-over-week comparison, not\n342\tlong-term history. It avoids flash drive writes entirely.\n343\t\n344\t---\n345\t\n346\t## ━━━ MESH MONITOR ━━━\n347\t\n348\tAt-a-glance view of the mesh — who the members are, what each node covers for the\n349\tothers when they go down, and the current partnership state. Read-only. Parses conf\n350\tfiles directly — no SSH, no API calls, no sensitive data.\n351\t\n352\t### Sections\n353\t\n354\t```\n355\tMEMBERS     — server name, owner, contact email for each HOST*\n356\tCOVERAGE    — what each host covers for others, by tier\n357\tPARTNERSHIP — enabled/disabled, current owner, sync interval\n358\t```\n359\t\n360\t### When to Use\n361\t\n362\t```\n363\tOnboarding a new mesh member — paste the output to show them the current topology\n364\tAfter adding a new container to a fallback tier — verify it appears in the right tier\n365\tWhen troubleshooting fallback — confirm coverage arrays are configured correctly\n366\t```\n367\t\n368\t### Usage\n369\t\n370\t```bash\n371\tmesh_monitor.sh           # full mesh overview\n372\tmesh_monitor.sh --log     # verbose output\n373\tmesh_monitor.sh --status  # show config and exit\n374\t```\n375\t\n376\t### Configuration\n377\t\n378\tNo dedicated config keys. Reads `HOST*_OWNER`, `HOST*_OWNER_EMAIL`, and\n379\t`FALLBACK_HOST*_COVERS_HOST*_TIER*` arrays from `host*.conf`. Scales automatically\n380\tas new nodes join — add a new `HOST3_*` block and it appears in output without\n381\tchanging the script.\n382\t\n383\t---\n384\t\n385\t## ━━━ FULL CONFIGURATION REFERENCE ━━━\n386\t\n387\t### master.conf\n388\t\n389\t```bash\n390\t# cert_monitor.sh\n391\tCERT_WARN_DAYS=30\n392\tCERT_CRIT_DAYS=7\n393\tCERT_TIMEOUT=10\n394\t\n395\t# smart_health.sh\n396\tSMART_TEMP_WARN=45\n397\tSMART_TEMP_CRIT=55\n398\t\n399\t# backup_verify.sh\n400\tBACKUP_VERIFY_SAMPLE=10\n401\tBACKUP_VERIFY_MIN_SIZE=\"1M\"\n402\t\n403\t# bandwidth_monitor.sh\n404\tBANDWIDTH_LOG=\"/boot/config/bandwidth_history.db\"\n405\tBANDWIDTH_LOG_RETENTION=90\n406\tBANDWIDTH_WARN_GB=50\n407\t\n408\t# weekly_health_digest.sh\n409\tDIGEST_PROFILE=\"weekly\"\n410\tDIGEST_DAY=\"Sunday\"\n411\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_WATCHDOG=true\n412\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_FALLBACK=true\n413\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_CERT_WARN=true\n414\tDIGEST_SMART_ON_BANDWIDTH=true\n415\t\n416\t# emby_session_report.sh\n417\tEMBY_REPORT_DAYS=7\n418\tEMBY_REPORT_TOP_N=10\n419\t\n420\t# system_tuning_monitor.sh\n421\tINOTIFY_WARN_PCT=80\n422\tPHP_FPM_WARN_PCT=80\n423\tTUNING_MONITOR_LOG=\"$DATA_DIR/tuning_monitor.db\"\n424\tTUNING_LOG_RETENTION=30\n425\t\n426\t# zfs_memory_snapshot.sh\n427\tZFS_REPORT_LOG=\"/var/log/zfs-weekly-health.log\"\n428\tZFS_REPORT_ARC_WARN_PCT=90\n429\tZFS_REPORT_FREE_WARN_GB=10\n430\tZFS_REPORT_AVAIL_WARN_GB=20\n431\tZFS_REPORT_DOCKER_TOP=10\n432\t```\n433\t\n434\t### host*.conf\n435\t\n436\t```bash\n437\t# cert_monitor.sh\n438\tHOST1_CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS=(\"domain1.com\" \"domain2.com\")\n439\tHOST2_CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS=(\"domain3.com\")\n440\t\n441\t# smart_health.sh\n442\tHOST1_SMART_IGNORE_DRIVES=(\"sda\")\n443\tHOST2_SMART_IGNORE_DRIVES=(\"sda\")\n444\t\n445\t# backup_verify.sh (leave empty to use DAILY_SYNC_SHARES)\n446\tHOST1_BACKUP_VERIFY_SHARES=()\n447\tHOST2_BACKUP_VERIFY_SHARES=()\n448\t\n449\t# emby_session_report.sh\n450\tHOST1_EMBY_URL=\"http://192.168.50.2:8096\"\n451\tHOST1_EMBY_API_KEY=\"<key>\"\n452\tHOST2_EMBY_URL=\"http://192.168.50.3:8096\"\n453\tHOST2_EMBY_API_KEY=\"<key>\"\n454\t\n455\t# zfs_memory_snapshot.sh\n456\tHOST1_ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS=(\"disk10\" \"disk9\" \"disk8\" \"disk6\" \"disk5\")\n457\tHOST2_ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS=()\n458\t```\n459\t\n460\t---\n461\t\n462\t## ━━━ RECOMMENDED SCHEDULE ━━━\n463\t\n464\t```bash\n465\t# Daily\n466\t0 8 * * *       weekly_health_digest.sh         # DIGEST_PROFILE controls notify frequency\n467\t\n468\t# Every 6 hours — background snapshot\n469\t0 */6 * * *     system_tuning_monitor.sh        # inotify + php-fpm utilisation tracking\n470\t\n471\t# Sunday morning block — runs after nightly maintenance completes (~3am)\n472\t# By 6am the weekly restarts, log clears, and media maintenance have finished.\n473\t# Monitors see a freshly maintained system.\n474\t0  6 * * 0      zfs_memory_snapshot.sh          # ZFS + memory — first, before everything\n475\t0  7 * * 0      smart_health.sh                 # drive SMART health\n476\t0  9 * * 0      cert_monitor.sh                 # SSL cert expiry\n477\t0 10 * * 0      backup_verify.sh                # rsync mirror integrity\n478\t0 11 * * 0      emby_session_report.sh          # Emby streaming usage\n479\t0 11 * * 0      bandwidth_monitor.sh --report   # rsync transfer summary\n480\t\n481\t# Automatic — no scheduling needed\n482\t# bandwidth_monitor.sh --log-transfer is called by rsync.sh after each sync.\n483\t```\n484\t\n485\t---\n486\t\n487\t## ━━━ OUTPUT TIERS ━━━\n488\t\n489\tAll scripts use a two-tier output model: `echo` lines are always visible; `log`\n490\tlines only appear when `--log` is passed.\n491\t\n492\tMost monitors are one-shot scripts that run on a schedule. Without `--log`, phase\n493\theaders, step conclusions (pre-flight passed, snapshot written, digest sent), and\n494\tthe final status line are visible. Per-drive, per-cert, per-file, and per-domain\n495\tdetail lines inside loops are suppressed.\n496\t\n497\t`weekly_health_digest.sh` with `profile=smart` exits silently (one `echo` line)\n498\twhen there are no findings worth reporting — no noise on healthy weeks.\n499\t\n500\t---\n501\t\n502\t## ━━━ FLAG REFERENCE ━━━\n503\t\n504\tAll monitor scripts support the same four flags:\n505\t\n506\t### --dry-run\n507\t\n508\tRuns checks without sending any notifications. Useful for:\n509\t- First-time setup validation (verify the script finds your domains/drives/shares)\n510\t- Ad-hoc health checks without triggering notification noise\n511\t- Testing after configuration changes\n512\t\n513\t```bash\n514\tcert_monitor.sh --dry-run        # check all certs, show results, no notify\n515\tsmart_health.sh --dry-run        # show which drives would be checked\n516\tbackup_verify.sh --dry-run       # show which files would be sampled\n517\tbandwidth_monitor.sh --dry-run   # generate report without sending\n518\tweekly_health_digest.sh --dry-run  # generate digest, no notify regardless of profile\n519\tzfs_memory_snapshot.sh --dry-run   # console output only, no log write\n520\tsystem_tuning_monitor.sh --dry-run # measure and show, no log write\n521\temby_session_report.sh --dry-run   # test connectivity, generate report, no notify\n522\t```\n523\t\n524\t### --status\n525\t\n526\tShows current configuration and exits without running checks. Use to verify\n527\tconfiguration is loaded correctly after editing `master.conf` or `host*.conf`.\n528\t\n529\t```bash\n530\tcert_monitor.sh --status         # domain list, CERT_WARN_DAYS, CERT_CRIT_DAYS, timeout\n531\tsmart_health.sh --status         # ignore list, temperature thresholds\n532\tbackup_verify.sh --status        # share list, sample size, min file size\n533\tbandwidth_monitor.sh --status    # log path, retention, warn threshold, log stats\n534\tweekly_health_digest.sh --status # profile, DIGEST_DAY, smart trigger settings\n535\tzfs_memory_snapshot.sh --status  # pool ignore list, memory thresholds\n536\tsystem_tuning_monitor.sh --status # warn thresholds, log path, retention\n537\temby_session_report.sh --status  # Emby URL, API key (masked), report period\n538\t```\n539\t\n540\t### --log\n541\t\n542\tVerbose per-item output. Every domain/drive/file/section logs its result explicitly\n543\tinstead of being silent on pass. Use when investigating or after a configuration change.\n544\t\n545\t### Normal run (no flags)\n546\t\n547\tSilent on healthy — only problems produce output or notifications.\n548\t`weekly_health_digest.sh` is the exception: it always generates a digest, but\n549\t`DIGEST_PROFILE` controls whether a notification is sent.\n550\t\n551\t---\n552\t\n553\t## ━━━ ADDING A NEW MONITOR ━━━\n554\t\n555\tAll monitor scripts share the same pattern:\n556\t\n557\t```bash\n558\t#!/bin/bash\n559\t# [standard header with PURPOSE / SAFEGUARDS / CONFIGURATION / RUNTIME MODES]\n560\t\n561\tSCRIPT_DIR=\"$(cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\" && pwd)\"\n562\tsource \"$SCRIPT_DIR/../load_config.sh\"\n563\t\n564\tSILENT_MODE=false    # monitor script — output is the point\n565\t\n566\tparse_args \"$@\"\n567\t\n568\t# root check if needed\n569\t# tool validation (platform_require_cmd)\n570\tacquire_lock\n571\tdetect_hosts    # if host-specific config needed\n572\t\n573\t# [status block]\n574\t# [dry-run block]\n575\t\n576\t# do checks\n577\t# notify() only on problems — silent on healthy\n578\t```\n579\t\n580\tKey properties:\n581\t- `SILENT_MODE=false` — monitors produce output\n582\t- `acquire_lock` — prevent duplicate runs\n583\t- `notify()` only on problems — never notify on healthy results\n584\t- `--dry-run` skips `notify()` calls entirely\n585\t- `--status` shows config and exits before any checks run\n586\t- `--log` enables verbose per-item output\n587\t"}]},"uuid":"d4b17f8a-1db7-4a80-b2f8-2045c90a2a38","timestamp":"2026-06-14T05:51:57.502Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"93e013b7-8410-4548-b0a9-bb739b90290e","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/boot/config/plugins/varaverk","sessionId":"685e6c5b-62c1-40bd-9cfd-2c9f7e15c50f","version":"2.1.177","gitBranch":"HEAD","slug":"mutable-sniffing-naur"}
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One unreachable domain\n45\t#   does not block the remaining domains.\n46\t#\n47\t# Notification Validated\n48\t#   platform_require_cmd confirms openssl and notify script are present before use.\n49\t#\n50\t# ==============================================================================================\n51\t# CONFIGURATION\n52\t# ==============================================================================================\n53\t#\n54\t# host*.conf\n55\t#\n56\t#   HOST*_CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS\n57\t#       Domains this host monitors. Each domain and subdomain is a separate entry —\n58\t#       they have independent certs. Aliased by detect_hosts() → CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS.\n59\t#\n60\t# master.conf\n61\t#\n62\t#   CERT_WARN_DAYS\n63\t#       Days before expiry at which to send a warning notification. (default: 30)\n64\t#\n65\t#   CERT_CRIT_DAYS\n66\t#       Days before expiry at which to send a critical notification. (default: 7)\n67\t#\n68\t#   CERT_TIMEOUT\n69\t#       Seconds to wait per domain before declaring FAILED. (default: 10)\n70\t#\n71\t# ==============================================================================================\n72\t# RUNTIME MODES\n73\t# ==============================================================================================\n74\t#\n75\t# cert_monitor.sh\n76\t#     Check all configured domains and notify on WARNING, CRITICAL, or FAILED.\n77\t#     Silent when all domains are healthy.\n78\t#\n79\t# cert_monitor.sh --dry-run\n80\t#     Check all domains and show results. No notifications sent regardless of result.\n81\t#\n82\t# cert_monitor.sh --status\n83\t#     Show domain list, warning thresholds, and timeout. Then exit.\n84\t#\n85\t# cert_monitor.sh --log\n86\t#     Include healthy domains in per-domain output with expiry date and days remaining.\n87\t#     Problems (WARN/CRIT/FAIL) always show with their details regardless of this flag.\n88\t#\n89\t# ==============================================================================================\n90\t\n91\tSCRIPT_DIR=\"$(cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\" && pwd)\"\n92\t\n93\tsource \"$SCRIPT_DIR/../load_config.sh\"\n94\t\n95\tparse_args \"$@\"\n96\t\n97\t# ==============================================================================================\n98\t# ━━━ Setup ━━━\n99\t# ==============================================================================================\n100\techo \"\"\n101\techo \"━━━ $ICON_GEAR Setup ━━━\"\n102\t\n103\tif [[ \"$EUID\" -ne 0 ]]; then\n104\t    error \"Must be run as root\"\n105\t    exit 1\n106\tfi\n107\t\n108\t# Validate openssl — required for all cert checks\n109\tplatform_require_cmd \\\n110\t    \"$(command -v openssl 2>/dev/null || echo /usr/bin/openssl)\" \\\n111\t    \"version\" \"OpenSSL\" \\\n112\t    \"openssl\" || { error \"openssl not found — required for certificate checks\"; exit 1; }\n113\t\n114\t\n115\tacquire_lock\n116\t\n117\t# detect_hosts() sets MY_ID and aliases HOST*_CERT_MONITOR_DOMAINS\n118\tdetect_hosts\n119\t\n120\t# Empty array guard"}]},"uuid":"b62db933-2918-4ab5-82ff-f993af8d0f17","timestamp":"2026-06-14T05:51:57.618Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"6132210e-6ccc-46f7-a443-2acd5b6ded05","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/boot/config/plugins/varaverk","sessionId":"685e6c5b-62c1-40bd-9cfd-2c9f7e15c50f","version":"2.1.177","gitBranch":"HEAD","slug":"mutable-sniffing-naur"}
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Pools in\n24\t#                       ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS excluded from the report\n25\t#                       (still fully monitored by unRAID — report-only exclusion).\n26\t#   ARC statistics    — current ARC vs max, metadata pressure, hit rate.\n27\t#                       Warns if ARC utilisation exceeds ZFS_REPORT_ARC_WARN_PCT.\n28\t#   Memory status     — total, free, available RAM.\n29\t#                       Warns if free < ZFS_REPORT_FREE_WARN_GB or\n30\t#                       available < ZFS_REPORT_AVAIL_WARN_GB.\n31\t#   Docker memory     — top ZFS_REPORT_DOCKER_TOP containers by memory usage.\n32\t#                       Useful for spotting containers approaching watchdog limits.\n33\t#   Kernel pressure   — vmstat snapshot (3 samples).\n34\t#\n35\t# ==============================================================================================\n36\t# OPERATIONAL SAFEGUARDS\n37\t# ==============================================================================================\n38\t#\n39\t# Single Instance Lock\n40\t#   acquire_lock prevents duplicate runs — zpool and docker stats are slow.\n41\t#\n42\t# Per-Host Pool Ignore List\n43\t#   detect_hosts() aliases HOST*_ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS → ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS.\n44\t#   Single-disk JBOD members excluded from report noise per server.\n45\t#\n46\t# ZFS Availability Guard\n47\t#   Skips pool and ARC sections gracefully if ZFS is not available on this server.\n48\t#\n49\t# Docker Availability Guard\n50\t#   Skips container memory section gracefully if Docker is not responding.\n51\t#\n52\t# Docker Stats Timeout\n53\t#   DOCKER_TIMEOUT caps docker stats calls. A hung daemon does not block the report.\n54\t#\n55\t# Notification Validated\n56\t#   platform_require_cmd confirms the notify script is present before use.\n57\t#\n58\t# ==============================================================================================\n59\t# STATE FILES\n60\t# ==============================================================================================\n61\t#\n62\t#   ZFS_REPORT_LOG   — /var/log/zfs-weekly-health.log (tmpfs, resets on reboot)\n63\t#       Weekly report written here for comparison across runs. Open the log to\n64\t#       see pool health trend week over week without remembering last week's values.\n65\t#       In dry-run mode, console only — nothing written.\n66\t#\n67\t# ==============================================================================================\n68\t# CONFIGURATION\n69\t# ==============================================================================================\n70\t#\n71\t# host*.conf\n72\t#\n73\t#   HOST*_ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS\n74\t#       Pools excluded from health reporting. Single-disk JBOD members generate\n75\t#       expected high-usage warnings — exclude them to reduce report noise.\n76\t#       Aliased by detect_hosts() → ZFS_REPORT_IGNORE_POOLS.\n77\t#\n78\t# master.conf\n79\t#\n80\t#   ZFS_REPORT_LOG\n81\t#       Log file path for weekly reports. (default: /var/log/zfs-weekly-health.log)\n82\t#\n83\t#   ZFS_REPORT_ARC_WARN_PCT\n84\t#       Warn if ARC is using more than this percentage of its configured max. (default: 90)\n85\t#\n86\t#   ZFS_REPORT_FREE_WARN_GB\n87\t#       Warn if free RAM is below this threshold in GB. (default: 10)\n88\t#\n89\t#   ZFS_REPORT_AVAIL_WARN_GB\n90\t#       Warn if available RAM is below this threshold in GB. (default: 20)\n91\t#\n92\t#   ZFS_REPORT_DOCKER_TOP\n93\t#       Number of top Docker containers by memory usage to include. (default: 10)\n94\t#\n95\t# ==============================================================================================\n96\t# RUNTIME MODES\n97\t# ==============================================================================================\n98\t#\n99\t# zfs_memory_snapshot.sh\n100\t#     Generate report, write to ZFS_REPORT_LOG and console. Notify on warnings.\n101\t#\n102\t# zfs_memory_snapshot.sh --dry-run\n103\t#     Generate report to console only. No log write, no notifications.\n104\t#\n105\t# zfs_memory_snapshot.sh --status\n106\t#     Show pool ignore list and threshold configuration. Then exit.\n107\t#\n108\t# zfs_memory_snapshot.sh --log\n109\t#     Verbose output during report generation.\n110\t#\n111\t# ==============================================================================================\n112\t\n113\tSCRIPT_DIR=\"$(cd \"$(dirname \"${BASH_SOURCE[0]}\")\" && pwd)\"\n114\t\n115\tsource \"$SCRIPT_DIR/../load_config.sh\"\n116\t\n117\tparse_args \"$@\"\n118\t\n119\tDOCKER_TIMEOUT=15\n120\t"}]},"uuid":"7e53e8c0-53bb-4731-a02a-2d8ab8b003e3","timestamp":"2026-06-14T05:51:57.808Z","sourceToolAssistantUUID":"6ede4fc5-e32f-4ff7-a817-a974821449b2","userType":"external","entrypoint":"cli","cwd":"/boot/config/plugins/varaverk","sessionId":"685e6c5b-62c1-40bd-9cfd-2c9f7e15c50f","version":"2.1.177","gitBranch":"HEAD","slug":"mutable-sniffing-naur"}
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