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fanctrlplus2: add editable multi-point fan curves - #27
Add a spacious, dedicated fan-curve editor for each disk group, CPU rule, and auxiliary rule: 2–8 temperature/PWM points, linear or stepped control, monotonic validation, chart insertion/dragging, and exact numeric editing.
Keep absolute point speeds independent of the normal cap. Add per-rule cooling hysteresis and optional emergency temperature/PWM overrides that bypass that cap.
Share one Bash evaluator and serialized RAM state between continuous control and Run Now. Apply every point-curve target, including small steps; retain the original write deadband for unsaved legacy configurations.
Migrate valid existing configurations to equivalent raw-PWM two-point curves without writing settings on page reads. Preserve inactive curves, source arbitration, history, alerts, and backup/restore.
Keep Cancel isolated, Use changes in the fan form, and Apply All as the save boundary. Remove obsolete range/minimum form mirrors and reject stale forms safely with a refresh instruction.
Verification
bash tests/run-all.sh: all 35 test files passed (after review fixes); PHP, JavaScript, and Bash syntax checks passed.
Actual PHP-rendered UI with production scripts/styles: light/dark themes at 320, 768, 1024, and 1440px; dragging, eight-point limit, validation, source independence, Cancel, keyboard actions, and no dialog overflow or browser errors. No-op Use changes preserves the complete submitted form byte-for-byte.
Actual editor form saved over HTTP to an isolated configuration directory. Its saved Bash configuration produced PWM 127 → 255 → 255 → 127 for temperatures 64 → 65 → 64 → 63°C, with normal cap 128. Export/restore preserved configuration bytes.
Real loop exercised against file-backed sensors/controllers: sub-five-PWM steps and emergency increases, manual/loop state handoff, unavailable-state-lock recovery, and legacy write compatibility. A lock-removal mutation was caught by the overlapping-writer regression.
One condensed adversarial review covered contract, hostile correctness, test honesty, and over-engineering; substantive findings were resolved. Obsolete source-text wording/style assertions were replaced with behavioral curve/live-marker coverage rather than re-pinned.
Testing round still required
Not installed, deployed, or released. Hardware acceptance remains separate: check actual PWM/RPM response and safe minimum speeds, polling latency, controller limitations, and missing-sensor behavior on Unraid. Existing missing-sensor fallbacks/warnings are unchanged; software emergency control is not independent thermal protection.
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New Features
Configure each fan with editable 2–8-point curves for disk, CPU, and auxiliary sensors, using linear or stepped control.
Set a normal output cap, optional emergency override, and cooling hysteresis. Preview curves in charts and apply changes through fan controls.
Existing temperature-range settings are converted to equivalent curves when needed; disk groups can be removed without a one-group minimum.
Bug Fixes
Validation helps prevent invalid curves and unsafe idle-speed settings from being saved.
Manual Run reports failures, and disk temperature reads are bounded to avoid prolonged waits.
Documentation
Updated guidance covers curve behavior, configuration limits, and legacy settings.
Store independent temperature/PWM points per rule with linear or stepped control, cooling hysteresis, and emergency overrides independent of the normal cap. Use a dedicated draft editor and preserve Apply All as the save boundary. Share serialized curve state between continuous and manual control, migrate existing settings without flash writes on read, and validate curve backups and complete form submissions before mutation.
The change replaces temperature-range control with editable multi-point curves for disk, CPU, and auxiliary sources. It adds curve validation and persistence, editor and chart support, and runtime evaluation with hysteresis and emergency output. Manual runs now complete synchronously and report failures.
Changes: Fan curve configuration and control
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Curve rules and configuration persistence src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/CurveConfig.php, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/ConfigBackup.php, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/update.fanctrlplus2.php, tests/curve_config_test.php
Curve rules have strict shape and range validation. Save and restore paths validate rules and derive legacy fields from them. Saving validates submitted blocks before writing configuration files.
Curve editor and fan configuration interface src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/fanctrlplus2.page, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/FanBlockRender.php, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/curve-editor.js, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/chart-handler.js, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/css/*, README.md, tests/curve_editor_test.js, tests/chart_handler_test.js, tests/ui_disk_group_test.php
Fan blocks now provide curve-editor controls for disk, CPU, and auxiliary sources. The editor validates and applies changes, and charts display configured curves and runtime readings. The README describes curve behavior and constraints.
Curve evaluation and fan-control state src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/scripts/curve_control.sh, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/scripts/disk_group_control.sh, src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/scripts/fanctrlplus2_loop.sh, tests/curve_control_test.sh, tests/curve_loop_test.sh, tests/disk_group_control_test.sh, tests/curve_manual_test.sh, tests/fan_alerts_test.sh
Control scripts evaluate configured curves and retain legacy ramp behavior when curves are absent. Shared state supports hysteresis and emergency latching across loop and manual runs. Disk reads use a bounded SMART command. Tests cover evaluation, shared state, and controller output.
Manual runs sample sensors before locking, evaluate curves with shared state, and return failure status for coordination or write failures. The dashboard surfaces returned error messages and updates after successful runs.
sequenceDiagram
participant FanLoop as fanctrlplus2_loop.sh
participant CurveControl as curve_control.sh
participant StateFile as shared curve-state file
participant FanController as fan controller
FanLoop->>CurveControl: evaluate timestamped sensor readings
CurveControl->>StateFile: load shared curve state
CurveControl-->>FanLoop: return target PWM
FanLoop->>FanController: write PWM
FanLoop->>StateFile: publish applied output and curve state
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andrebrait/fanctrlplus#25: Changes to fan-check behavior share the fcp_check_fan contract and its loop call site with this pull request.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 05a27
The remaining issue is narrow: restored mixed configurations can make small legacy disk-driven speed changes on every tick, potentially causing fan hunting. Merge risk is low with owner awareness or a targeted deadband fix.
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[#26] Per-point curve model: CurveConfig.php validates 2–8 points, strictly increasing temperatures, nondecreasing PWM, mode linear or stepped, hysteresis 0–20, and emergency settings. curve-editor.js…
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[#26] Changes map to the fan-curve feature or its required support: - Configuration: legacy range migration to two-point raw-PWM curves, save-time validation in update.fanctrlplus2.php, backup/restore…
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The title "fanctrlplus2: add editable multi-point fan curves" matches the main change. The PR adds an editable curve editor with 2–8 temperature/PWM points, linear or stepped modes, hysteresis, and emergency overrides. The raw summary and PR objectives both describe this as the primary change, and the title is short, specific, and free of file lists or vague terms.
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[#26] Per-point curve model: CurveConfig.php validates 2–8 points, strictly increasing temperatures, nondecreasing PWM, mode linear or stepped, hysteresis 0–20, and emergency settings. curve-editor.js provides the per-rule editor for disk groups, CPU, and Aux. curve_control.sh evaluates linear interpolation and stepped hold for each rule.
[#26] Chart and numeric editing: curve-editor.js provides chart point insertion and dragging, and exact numeric entry in the table. chart-handler.js renders curves from window.FcpCurves rules.
[#26] Normal cap independent of points: points store absolute PWM values. The normal output cap is a separate field. Changing the cap does not rescale stored points, which matches the issue requirement that maximum speed changes not rescale other points.
[#26] Emergency override independent of the cap: optional emergency temperature and PWM bypass the normal cap. Validation requires emergency PWM to be at least the last curve PWM. Curve evaluation applies the emergency output when the emergency threshold is reached.
[#26] Hysteresis: each rule has cooling hysteresis (0–20). curve_control.sh applies it through state and latch handling, which reduces switching near step boundaries.
Automated tests: tests/curve_config_test.php, tests/curve_control_test.sh, tests/curve_loop_test.sh, tests/curve_manual_test.sh, tests/curve_editor_test.js, and tests/chart_handler_test.js cover validation, evaluation, hysteresis, emergency behavior, and editor/chart behavior.
No unmet coding requirement for #26 is identified. The issue has no hardware or release requirement. Assessment is based on the whole-PR summary and the stated test results; the test results were not re-run.
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[#26] Changes map to the fan-curve feature or its required support:
Configuration: legacy range migration to two-point raw-PWM curves, save-time validation in update.fanctrlplus2.php, backup/restore validation in ConfigBackup.php and CurveConfig.php, and FanBlockRender.php changes for the editor. These implement the curve model and its persistence.
Control: the shared Bash evaluator and locked state in curve_control.sh, the loop and refresh integration, and fcp_write_pwm changes. These apply curve output consistently to continuous control and Run Now.
Run Now path (ManualRun.php, Fanctrl2Dashboard.php, refreshSingleFan in the dashboard page): the Run Now reporting and dashboard error handling verify curve output and report failures from the shared evaluator.
Disk sampling in disk_group_control.sh: the bounded smartctl timeout applies to the disk temperatures the curves consume. The sampling timestamps support the shared curve state.
Removed range and minimum controls and CSS: these belong to the replaced interface.
README, help text, and tests: documentation and tests for the new behavior.
No change is shown to be unrelated to #26. Limits of this assessment: it relies on the whole-PR summary. Hunks for the smartctl timeout, dashboard refresh UI, and fan-check no-target handling were not read individually. Their relation to the curve feature is inferred from the PR description, not from line-level inspection.
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The malformed-curve case stops during preflight. It cannot detect partial persistence after a later duplicate-name rejection. Add a case with a changed first curve and a later duplicate name. Assert that the error leaves both configuration files unchanged.
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Review comment at @tests/curve_config_test.php around lines 295 - 296:
Add a later duplicate-name rejection case to the curve-save tests, since the
malformed-curve case only exercises preflight. Submit a changed first curve
followed by a duplicate name in a later block, then assert the rejection leaves
both configuration files byte-for-byte unchanged, following the existing
snapshot and assertion pattern.
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Test the editor’s Cancel boundary.
Add a modal test that edits a curve and the cap, then checks that Cancel preserves both values. Also check that Use changes updates the fan block without saving until Apply All. The helper tests would not catch a Cancel commit regression.
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Add a modal interaction test in the curve editor test that edits both the curve
and its cap, then verifies Cancel preserves their original values. Also verify
Use changes updates the fan block without saving, and that saving occurs only
after Apply All; exercise the editor’s actual modal flow so the test detects
Cancel committing changes.
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@src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/chart-handler.js:
- Around line 288-291: Update the chart range calculations in the code around
`rule.points` so both the preview and editor lower bounds include the emergency
threshold and the normal-output region below it. Preserve the existing
upper-bound behavior and ensure a threshold below the curve’s first point is
fully visible.
- Line 112: Update the chart header percentage calculation to use the runtime
reading’s PWM converted to a percentage when it is finite, falling back to the
existing curve-derived or nearest percentage otherwise; keep the live marker’s
`reading?.pwm` handling consistent.
Review comments at
@src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/CurveConfig.php:
- Around line 145-146: Update the threshold normalization around $low and $high
so restoring and saving a legacy curve with a negative lower threshold preserves
its cooling ramp, including interpolated targets such as the 30°C target in the
example. If the curve cannot be preserved, reject or otherwise prevent the
silent conversion rather than saving a curve that commands less cooling.
Review comments at
@src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/include/update.fanctrlplus2.php:
- Around line 158-164: Move the duplicate custom-name validation in the Apply
All flow ahead of every rename or configuration write, so all submitted names
are checked before any curve is changed. Preserve the existing comparison
against other configuration files and exclusion of the current file during a
temporary-configuration rename; reject the request before mutation if any name
conflicts.
- Line 22: Update the OrderManager configuration to use the order.cfg path under
$cfgpath before any rename or order write, so saves update the selected
configuration directory rather than always overwriting the boot configuration.
- Around line 99-102: In the preflight flow that builds $group_names_raw, reject
requests containing more than 256 disk groups before calling
fcp_curve_post_rules or saving, using the existing $reject mechanism; preserve
handling for requests with 256 or fewer groups.
Review comments at
@src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/scripts/curve_control.sh:
- Line 159: Update the curve-state persistence around the `fp` assignment so it
is tied to the disks in the group, or invalidated when group membership changes.
Ensure a group cannot inherit another group’s emergency latch after membership
changes, while preserving state for unchanged membership.
- Around line 212-213: Update the state snapshot publication flow around the
temporary-file write and `mv` so a failed publication cannot cause a later tick
to reload an older unlatched state and replace emergency PWM before the release
temperature. Preserve the active emergency latch across publication failures and
report the failure.
- Around line 151-154: Update the fallback around `fcp_curve_straight` so the
legacy ramp runs only when the loaded configuration has no curve settings; when
`cpu_curve` is missing but emergency settings remain, preserve and apply the
configured emergency threshold so the fan can reach emergency PWM.
Review comments at
@src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/scripts/fanctrlplus2_loop.sh:
- Around line 70-72: Update the fan-control loop around fcp_curve_begin so a
stalled SMART read cannot hold the curve-state lock indefinitely; use the
existing timeout or lock-release mechanism, or establish a bounded one if none
exists. Preserve manual Run’s ability to use available CPU and disk readings and
update the fan when a disk read stalls.
- Around line 88-89: Update the CPU temperature handling around fcp_curve_pwm in
both the main loop and manual refresh so unusable zero or invalid readings
preserve the existing curve and emergency-latch state while retaining the
missing-sensor output. Do not clear an active emergency latch on an unusable
reading; keep emergency cooling active after recovery at 58°C until a valid
reading reaches the 55°C release threshold.
Review comments at
@src/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/fanctrlplus2/scripts/fanctrlplus2_refresh_single.sh:
- Line 77: Update the refresh flow around fcp_curve_end so it records the
requested PWM only after the manual controller write succeeds; on write failure,
preserve the previously applied output so the next loop can retry.
- Around line 17-18: Update the Run Now flow around fcp_curve_begin so
curve-state setup failure does not silently exit before manual fan control runs.
Use an established fallback that preserves coordination and emergency-state
handling; if those guarantees cannot be maintained, report failure to the UI
rather than success.
Review comments at @tests/curve_config_test.php:
- Line 187: Update the save-test harness invoked through $tmp/harness.php to
suppress or safely substitute the daemon restart triggered by fixture saves,
including calls through the absolute rc script; keep the tests isolated from the
host daemon.
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Review comments at @tests/curve_config_test.php:
- Around line 295-296: Add a later duplicate-name rejection case to the
curve-save tests, since the malformed-curve case only exercises preflight.
Submit a changed first curve followed by a duplicate name in a later block, then
assert the rejection leaves both configuration files byte-for-byte unchanged,
following the existing snapshot and assertion pattern.
Review comments at @tests/curve_editor_test.js:
- Around line 7-9: Add a modal interaction test in the curve editor test that
edits both the curve and its cap, then verifies Cancel preserves their original
values. Also verify Use changes updates the fan block without saving, and that
saving occurs only after Apply All; exercise the editor’s actual modal flow so
the test detects Cancel committing changes.
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Validate every save before mutation: duplicate and colliding names, more than 256 disk groups, and lossy negative legacy ranges. Keep order writes and daemon restarts tied to the selected configuration directory. Fail hot on partial curve settings, bind curve state to the disks or sensors it reads, keep emergency latches across unusable CPU readings, failed snapshot writes, and stale concurrent samples, and record controller output only after a successful write. Read sensors outside the state lock with bounded SMART reads. Make Run Now report real failures from the settings page and dashboard. Show runtime PWM in the chart header and early emergency thresholds in both charts, and keep the chart tools clear of sensor controls.
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Later duplicate name: tests/curve_config_test.php now changes the first fan's curve, gives a later fan a duplicate name, and asserts both configuration files and order.cfg stay byte-identical. The same case was exercised against the real endpoint over HTTP.
Modal Cancel boundary: checked in a real browser against the PHP-rendered fan block. Editing a curve point and the cap, then cancelling, leaves the whole submitted form byte-identical; "Use changes" updates the fan block and no request is sent until Apply All. I did not add a DOM-emulation dependency for a unit-level copy of that check.
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A controller that disappears before any PWM write succeeds was never checked, so its Unraid warning never fired. Check presence and control mode every round; only the speed and stopped checks wait for a written target.
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A source with curve settings but no curve fails hot at 255, but the legacy five-PWM write deadband could keep a fan at 253. Full speed, which every fail-hot result produces, is now always written.
A Run Now that latched emergency cooling but could not save its curve state set the fan anyway, then exited with the latch. The loop could carry on from the older unlatched snapshot and lower the fan early. Run Now now saves the state first and does not touch the fan if that fails.
Run Now saves its curve state before setting the fan, but if the second save failed the snapshot still named the loop's old output. The loop could then skip a needed write and leave the fan below emergency speed. Run Now now saves the output as unknown until its write is recorded, and the loop writes its own target whenever the snapshot output is unknown.
While its own snapshot could not be published, the loop merged the shared file and kept its own recorded output even when a Run Now had left the output unknown. It could then skip a needed emergency write. A merged snapshot without a recorded output now leaves the output unknown, so the loop writes its target.
Runs the real loop with its own snapshot publication failing and a separate Run Now that sets the fan without recording the output, and checks that the loop restores emergency speed.
The regression now runs fanctrlplus2_refresh_single.sh with its post-write publication failing, checks that it sets 100 and reports the failure, and then that the loop restores emergency speed.
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- Line 183: Update the PWM write condition using old_pwm, pwm_val, and
has_custom_curve so an ungrouped legacy disk target retains the five-step
deadband even when CPU curves are configured; preserve the pwm_val == 255
emergency override and apply custom-curve behavior only when the target is
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bash tests/run-all.sh: all 35 test files passed (after review fixes); PHP, JavaScript, and Bash syntax checks passed.127 → 255 → 255 → 127for temperatures64 → 65 → 64 → 63°C, with normal cap 128. Export/restore preserved configuration bytes.Testing round still required
Not installed, deployed, or released. Hardware acceptance remains separate: check actual PWM/RPM response and safe minimum speeds, polling latency, controller limitations, and missing-sensor behavior on Unraid. Existing missing-sensor fallbacks/warnings are unchanged; software emergency control is not independent thermal protection.
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