louwrentius showtools issues

louwrentius / showtools

Shows detailed disk or network device information

BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License

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Getting Error "TypeError: string indices must be integers, not 'str'" when running on RHEL 9.3

#23 thetreythomas opened 10 months ago
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Showtools has been partially rewritten and is now available on pypi (pip install showtools)

#22 louwrentius opened 11 months ago
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Implemented JSON parsing of SMARTCTL output

#21 louwrentius closed 11 months ago
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Cleaned up SMART spacing

#20 hr0bdn8u closed 11 months ago
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Capture SMART temperature for Samsung SSD

#19 SenH closed 2 years ago
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Fix TypeError with transparent argument

#18 SenH closed 2 years ago
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Fix assertion error with net firmware argument

#17 SenH closed 2 years ago
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Hide LVM 'dm' devices

#16 SenH closed 2 years ago
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No support for NVMe drives

#15 hyperbart opened 3 years ago
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[Suggestion] smartctl now supports --json output

#14 danieldjewell closed 11 months ago
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Loop showing up in show disk

#13 hyperbart closed 3 years ago
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Development

#12 louwrentius closed 3 years ago
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Development

#11 louwrentius closed 3 years ago
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AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'decode'

#10 martijndierckx closed 3 years ago
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Needs to be made compatible with Python3

#9 louwrentius closed 3 years ago
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Updated for ifconfig net-tools 2.10-alpha

#8 hdev-moliver closed 5 years ago
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Seagate Enterprise SAS drives not showing info

#7 grandmasterv closed 7 years ago
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Additional requirements to run

#6 vesrah closed 9 years ago
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invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'Inc.' on debian

#5 ackackack closed 9 years ago
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Error upon running

#4 alexjj closed 9 years ago
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Add split '\xc2' to 'bytes' var, to solve 'gb' var ValueError.

#3 ghost closed 10 years ago
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show disk generate ValueError : invalid literal for int() with base 10

#2 ghost closed 4 years ago
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[feature request] Add --all argument to show all fields

#1 johan666 closed 10 years ago
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