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Scrutiny is constantly alerting on UltraDMA CRC Error Count for one drive that has a value of 20 due to a bad SATA connector (that has since been replaced).
Two things with this:
There seems to be no way to acknowledge or dismiss the alert.
This is not a critical error, most of the time UDMA CRC errors occur with unreliable SATA cables or a controller that's having issues. While the hard drives will record this in their log - they will not fail a SMART test as it's not usually an issue with the drive itself.
Expected behaviour
The ability to dismiss an alert or monitored attribute in the web interface.
or
UDMA CRC errors to be treated as warnings, or even better - only alert / warn if occurred within a given time period.
This would change multiple of my drives from failed to passing. It'd be a nice feature. For a method of implementing this, this comment seems apt: #364 (comment)
Describe the bug
Scrutiny is constantly alerting on UltraDMA CRC Error Count for one drive that has a value of 20 due to a bad SATA connector (that has since been replaced).
Two things with this:
Expected behaviour
The ability to dismiss an alert or monitored attribute in the web interface.
or
UDMA CRC errors to be treated as warnings, or even better - only alert / warn if occurred within a given time period.
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