[bug] [feature-request] Btrfs allocation on 100%, there is no Autobalancer [deleted]

Jolly well done, schturman! It really seems to work now from the look of it. +1 :)

Thanks @schturman, but how can i see that the balancer is runing / finished. You may could ad a nofitication if it is finished (optionally) - Allocation before, allocation now and duration ;-)

1. When it check allocation and it's MORE than 89%, you will get warning notification and balancer will start it self. When it finish, it will check allocation again and you will get confirmation notification with the current result.
   
   
2. When it check allocation and it's LESS than 89%, you will NOT get any notification, script will check if option of auto-balancer is checked and if yes, it will check your slider value, and if slider value less then current allocation, it will start balancer and at the end you will get confirmation notification with the current result.

@schturman then in my chase the balancer don´t start. I get the first notification, but not a second one. Options: check every day 23:00 enable autostart run balancer when needed 89%

Service is active

brtfs-balancer allocation before manual btrfs-balancer balance is 100% after about 92% 11 of 13,7 GB is used

SFOS v. 2.0.1.7

Hi.
It should work... Before posting update I tested it a many times on my phone and now my allocation is 66%.
To check it, connect to your phone via WinSCP as ROOT and edit this 2 files:
/usr/share/openrepos-btrfschecker/runbtrfschecker.sh
/usr/share/openrepos-btrfschecker/runbtrfschecker2.sh
Change this at the beginning of script:
#set -x
to this:
set -x
Save files and open terminal (Putty), run as ROOT:
/usr/share/openrepos-btrfschecker/runbtrfschecker.sh
Wait when it finish, copy all output and post it on pastebin.com, and share it here..
You also can do it directly on the phone, but it more convenient to do on PC (big screen, easy to copy).

P.S. Also show me outputs of this commands (as ROOT):
cat /usr/lib/systemd/user/btrfschecker.timer
systemctl-user status btrfschecker.timer
systemctl-user status btrfschecker.service

@virgi26 than it does not work probably, do it run once or repeat until there is nothing to balance?

@virgi26 please verify your info, this feature has only worked during one version (1.1.4). Since then, it is only done before OS upgrades (which is probably not enough). I'm also wondering why they have not let it in place.

According to /lib/systemd/system/btrfs-balancer.timer btrfs_balancer should be run each Tue, 3:00. But I failed to enable and start that entry. Neither did it run when I set it to every 2min. So I guess it is no longer active. As I wanted to automatically repeat this action more often myself, I will try to activate it again, playing around with systemd.

unfortunally the installation fails