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Hello. I needed an application to monitor disks in the Casa OS, so I decided to use Scrutiny https://github.com/AnalogJ/scrutiny . I installed it through Docker Compose, it installed, but nothing is displayed. I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong, my technical knowledge is low. Maybe someone has already installed Scrutiny and knows how to do it correctly? If there are any other disk monitoring applications that can be installed in Casa OS, I would consider the options. |
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Hi @iBGMike , Here is brief instruction: 1. Go to "Install a customized add" -> "Import" (button on top right of popped-up window) -> "Docker CLI":2. Modify Docker CLI command for your environment.As an example, in my case, final command will be:
What I've changed in my case (marked bold in my example):
3. Insert Docker CLI command into the window, press "Submit", and "Ok" in appeared pop-up:4. Check imported settings and add required options.In my case I had to:
5. (Hopefully) Enjoy! |
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Wow! Thanks, it worked. Just now I noticed my mistake, volume host path I had /DATA/AppData**//**opt/scrutiny/config instead of /DATA/AppData/scrutiny/config I didn’t even pay attention. |
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Hi @iBGMike ,
I'd managed to install it through "Install a customized app" option of CasaOS WebUI, and importing docker CLI config from repository readme you provided.
Here is brief instruction:
1. Go to "Install a customized add" -> "Import" (button on top right of popped-up window) -> "Docker CLI":
2. Modify Docker CLI command for your environment.
As an example, in my case, final command will be: