Remove obsolete hddtemp plugin (#3486) - #3530
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The hddtemp daemon has been abandoned upstream. Modern Linux kernels expose drive temperatures natively via hwmon, which psutil already reads through sensors_temperatures(). Removes the HddtempPlugin, its configuration, documentation, and test references.
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Hi @ChihebBENCHEIKH1 ! Thanks for the PR, i will postpone it until Glances 5.0 release. |
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Thanks for the update! Sounds good, I’ll keep an eye out for the 5.0 release. |
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hddtempdaemon has been abandoned upstream. Modern Linux kernels expose drive temperatures natively via hwmon, which psutil already reads throughsensors_temperatures().Changes:
HddtempPluginandglances_hddtemp.py[hddtemp]config sections andtemperature_hddthresholdsCloses #3486