on the apps page under sparkbox dashboard its saying needs attention.as well in core infrastructure, immesh and media centre there is a green "rebuild" tag. I see I'm now a couple updates behind. is that what's causing these tags?
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tomspark wrote:
Good question — and nothing's broken. Two separate things here. The green "rebuild" tags just mean a fresh build of those apps' images is available (usually small security updates), not a missing feature. You apply them whenever you like with sudo sparkbox update, or ignore them. Being a couple versions behind is exactly why they show, and it's harmless. "Needs attention" is the one worth a glance — that one isn't about updates, it flips on when an app isn't actually running (stopped or crashed). It's probably the same app that won't load for you, quite likely the Portainer we're sorting in your other thread. Tell me which app shows it and I'll confirm.
jackhammer57 wrote:
its sparkbox dashboard that is showing "needs attention"
tomspark wrote:
Good news on that one — you're literally looking at the dashboard right now, so it's running fine. A red "needs attention" tag on the dashboard's own card while you're using it is a display quirk, not a real outage, and it's safe to ignore. If you'd like to be 100% sure, paste me the output of this one command: sudo docker ps --filter name=sb-dashboard — as long as it shows "Up", you're all good.
jackhammer57 wrote:
CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES f154064dcd68 sparkbox-sparkbox-dashboard "/app/entrypoint.sh …" 19 hours ago Up 13 minutes (healthy) 0.0.0.0:8443-8443/tcp sb-dashboard Joe@DXP4800PRO-868A:~$ shows healthy 👍
tomspark wrote:
That's the all-clear right there. "Up ... (healthy)" means the dashboard itself is running perfectly, exactly what we wanted to see. So that red "needs attention" on the dashboard's own card is just the display quirk I mentioned, completely safe to ignore. Nothing's wrong and nothing needs fixing. The tag will usually settle on its own after your next update too. Nice work confirming it.