Monitor mountpoint (instead of disks)

[FuzzyMistborn]

I run mergerfs on my main server and would like to track how full it is. From my experimentation LNXlink can monitor disks, but I can't figure out how to monitor mount points. Am I overlooking something?

[bkbilly]

I am not familiar with the mergerfs, but I could create a new module for the mounts.

[FuzzyMistborn]

https://github.com/trapexit/mergerfs

It's a union file system, so I take a bunch of disks and they get merged into one mount point. Think ZFS, but with whatever drives you have lying around.

[bkbilly]

It seems very useful!
The only way I found to get the mount size is the df. Does it work on your mounts?

[FuzzyMistborn]

Yes, df works

[bkbilly]

I've pushed an update with the new module called mounts.
You can manually configure it to add the mounts that you want to check.

I've also added the ability to automatically find the remote mounts on the system and expose their status.
I am not sure if it works on other distros other than Gnome, but for Ubuntu it works as long as it is mounted with GVFS which is the default for the file manager.

[bkbilly]

The requirements are installed automatically on each module, so you don't have to worry about it.

[FuzzyMistborn]

Didn't work for me:

ERROR:lnxlink:Error with module mount: attempted relative import with no known parent package
ERROR:lnxlink:Addon mount is not supported, please remove it from your config: No module named 'lnxlink.modules.mount'

I'll just wait for the release.

[bkbilly]

Oh, it seems that there is an issue with the custom modules.
I'll look into it, thanks for letting me know!

[bkbilly]

I've made some changes to the mounts module and now it should be working.

[FuzzyMistborn]

Happy to report the latest release worked just as expected. Thank you so much!