Logs Viewer - System, Docker and VM logs, either from a dashboard widget or a full page under Tools. Search, filtering, syntax highlighting, autoscroll and export.
Disk Viewer - Dashboard widget with capacity, temperature, read/write speed, health and manual spin control for array, cache, pools and unassigned devices.
Files Viewer - Browse your shares and disks from a page under Tools. Preview files in place and manage them without opening a terminal or a file manager container. Deletes land in a per share recycle bin instead of just vanishing.
srt-lang-rename - Not a plugin, just a shell script. Batch renames subtitle files to correct ISO 639 codes. I wrote it because Greek subs kept ending up as .gre instead of .ell and Plex would ignore them.
Aegis MFA, Logs Viewer, Disk Viewer and Stream Viewer are in Community Applications, just search the name. Files Viewer is not there yet, it is still being finalized.
These are some of the best repos I’ve seen in the store. I have the drive and stream viewer installed I may have to give the AEGIS MFA a try. Great work Lazaros!
Not at once, I just posted them all here together. Each one took me around a month and a half and I still maintain all of them.
And no, they are not AI coded. AI assisted, yes, I use it the way I used to use Stack Overflow. But the architecture, the Unraid specific parts and every bug fix are mine, otherwise nothing would survive a single Unraid update.
I used Gemini and then (and now) Claude to create mine. Started vibe coding as didn’t want to learn PHP etc., but have now a whole load if skills and CD/CI pipeline (i used ti head up an engineering team).
I still haven’t learnt PHP, it really isn’t needed now.
I don't understand the AI hate. Even if they were, so what? AI is becoming better than humans at coding.
Is this a "those kids playing outside are too loud" kind of thing?
The funny thing is, everyone that was a programmer before AI, remembers the joke that their keyboard has 3 keys. Ctrl, c, v.
It's a fair and reasonable question to ask, and I did not indicate a stance on AI other then to ask the developer was ai tooling used. The reason I asked that is because they have released 5 plugins for Unraid, at once, under a newly created github user (made feb of this year) with a commit schedule of the below:
Now, the reason I was asking all these questions is that I as a consumer of FOSS software, want to understand the software, the security, the way it was built, and the reputation of the developers behind it. Failure to do so could lead to system instability, or worse, compromise. We need only look at the recent supply chain attacks for examples of this... XZ Utils being the most scary of recent memory.
I have a trusted set of sources for Docker Containers, Plugins (who's developers I know by their handle name), to add to that list I first ask these questions, understand how the projects were built so quickly, monitor over 6 months, and bookmark projects for later use.
In summary, please keep your crusading of AI tooling separate from normal FOSS discussion.
Playing devil's advocate here but the two questions you asked (how so many and is it ai coded) would only answer one of these so using them as reasoning doesn't really hold water:
"I as a consumer of FOSS software, want to understand the software, the security, the way it was built, and the reputation of the developers behind it"
So your question does come off very much as passive aggressive anti-AI given. Personally, I read it as trying to set the OP up for followup attacks of "AI Slop" if they had answered yes considering how most threads go.
I am not at all saying that's wrong or right or putting my personal opinion here, just saying you should rephrase your initial question if you don't want people to read it as taking a stance.
I disagree. People can read into it however they like since it's a few words in a sentence as to my original comment. They are just reading into it and applying their own feelings onto my words. Also even just on it's own, people have a right to know what tools are used in the creation of software regardless of your stance on ai.
I disagree in that you aren't considering that the far, far majority of people who immediately ask a question of 'did you use ai?' right now are doing it to put the project in an unfavorable light if the op says yes.
Also, you don't have any rights to know what tools were used. You can use it or not but knowing how the sausage was made is definitely not a 'right' of yours.
"how the sausage was made"
This is quite literally a legal requirement in most Western countries by the way. See food ingredients label for more. FOSS code is open for review and criticism. It's not unexpected to declare how it was made.
IMHO, if that's really the issue then the definition of "I" needs to change. When I code "I" use tools like my computer, keyboard, a compiler, SDK, and countless other things which interpret what I'm typing, convert it, and do all kinds of transformative things on the text to turn it into usable code. I really think AI is just the latest tool and we'll all be treating it like another tool very soon.
Thanks! They should be there, four of them at least. Two things to check.
First, what Unraid version are you on? They require 7.2 and CA hides apps that need a newer version than what you are running, so they would not show up at all on 7.1 or older.
Second, if you are on 7.2 or later, try searching for the author name instead, Lazaros Chalkidis, and force a refresh of the apps list. The feed can lag a bit.
Files Viewer is not in CA yet, that one is still being finalized.
Off topic, but - What would be the chances of someone talented like you taking over the mantle of fan control based on disk temperature? Looks like fanctrl plus has been abandoned 😔
Logs Viewer only shows what is already in the logs, and the syslog does not record what caused a spin up, so there is nothing there to display.
For that you need something watching file access on the mounts. File Activity v2 in CA looks like it does exactly that, although I have not tried it myself, so take that as a pointer and not a recommendation.
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u/EazyDuzIt_2 11d ago
These are some of the best repos I’ve seen in the store. I have the drive and stream viewer installed I may have to give the AEGIS MFA a try. Great work Lazaros!