DietPi

0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * * date >>/tmp/debug_cron_pax.txt That was a good hint and, indeed, it works. It's not the notation, */5 ... works, too: the txt file is being created and a new line added every five minutes. So the problems seems to be related to my script somehow. :? What wo...

Sorry, this was a typo. I meant minute instead of second. Later I want to run the script only like every 10 Minutes or so. But apart from that, the current cronjob command doesn't seem to run at all, no matter if I set it to 1 minute or 2 minutes or whatever. I can execute the script manually, but c...

I installed lm-sensors on my system...actually on all my linux systems...it's nice to be able to see the temps of different temperature sensors on a machine, but not sure how it can email if temps get out of specs. https://github.com/lm-sensors/lm-sensors I did find this though https://www.linux.co...

Okay, I got it to work to send an email. :) The email arrives and tells the CPU temperature. However, the cronjob doesn't seem to work. It's strange. Manually calling the monitoring script from the command line works like a charm and the email gets delivered within seconds, but calling the script by...

Thank you. I thought there would be a DietPi method, but true, there are many scripts and ideas throughout the internet. I was unsure how to run a script like every few minutes, but I totally overlooked there is cronjobs for that haha ... should be feasible then

Hi!

Is there a way to automatically monitor the temperature and make DietPi send an email when the rPi's temperature exceeds a certain threshold?

Hi! Debian buster stable ships with unbound DNS server 1.9.0. It can be easily installed by "apt install unbound". So far so good. But how can I install newer versions of unbound? I don't know the necessary steps. However, I don't want to generally set sources.list to testing or sid, I wan...

Update: you should use bitwardenrs/server instead of this mprasil image as that is the new official image. Explanation below shows how to. So, after having installed docker through dietpi-software perform the following commands (adapted for Raspberry Pi): docker pull bitwardenrs/server:raspberry do...

maybe a better option, install unbound, it's a local DNS Resolver, much faster and secure then something else https://nlnetlabs.nl/projects/unbound/ tested on DietPi 6.23 / 6.24 I can back that. I did it this way and unbound runs like a charm. :) I, however, configured it to use DNS over TLS (DoT)....

Thank you very much for the answer. So I'll not bother with this error log entry any longer. Did you observe this on a Stretch or Buster image? To answer your question: Originally a Stretch image, then updated inline by means of apt-get to Buster testing which is where the said error message occurs.