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Hi all.

Firstly, thx for this great software contribuition. I'm having problems with experimental email sender feature of Windows version (PowerShell). How this really works?

Well....We have bin folder structure script/conf files:

smartd.conf

smartd_mailer.conf.sample.ps1 smartd_mailer.ps1 smartd_warning.cmd

According wiki (https://www.smartmontools.org/browser/trunk/smartmontools/smartd.conf.5.in) and my understanding, first we need to create/manage directives to determine actions. Ex: Generate Logs by bad blocks, bad life hard disk and send mail...

I'm using Windows 10 release 1803 x64 and version 6.6.207-11-05 r4594 (sf-6.6.1) My problem, is now...

1. What hierarchy of setting up files? Who file come's first, who depend who, who call who? Basically: smartd.conf => smartd_warning.cmd => defines what mail sender => smartd_mailer.ps1 => read SMTP data => smartd_mailer.conf.sample.ps1 Is that correct?

2. smartd.conf call smartd_warning.cmd with -M exec? But, in the wiki says:

If the file EXEDIR/smartd_mailer.conf.ps1 is present and '-M exec' is not specified, the script smartd_mailer.ps1 is used instead. This script uses the Send-MailMessage cmdlet to send mail. See EXEDIR/smartd_mailer.conf.sample.ps1 for info about the format of the configuration file.

3. smartd_warning.cmd verify what's and call default mailer.

if smartd_mailer.ps1 exists, AND -M exec directive not specified, automatically will use PowerShell method, right?

4. About script smartd_warning.cmd, When I run, he everytime say: "smartd_warning.cmd: SMARTD_ADDRESS or SMARTD_MAILER must be set"

How I can set these variables? I just tried uncomenting echo, and increment values to specified vars.

5. How I can test if a mail is working correctly? I trying but no success. Using -M test not working.

Thx.

Right now smartmontool could not gather metrics from devices without root access, because to open device with O_RDONLY mode. It is explained in source code as a way to avoid spindle spin-up when device is closed. Unfortunately this made impossible to use all SG_IO commands, as they require RDWR access to the device.

My proposal is to add device types 'scsi-rw', 'sat-rw', 'ata-rw', etc to allow to run smartmontools with limited capabilities and permissions (e.g. not from the root).

For my Crucial_CT525MX300SSD1 smartctl displays some unknown attributes. The Crucial Windows tool is disable to display a text for the attributes:

1	Raw Read Error Rate	0	Errors/Page
5	Reallocated NAND Block Count	0	NAND Blocks
9	Power On Hours Count	4105	Hours
12	Power Cycle Count	162	Power Cycles
171	Program Fail Count	0	NAND Page Program Failures
172	Erase Fail Count	0	NAND Block Erase Failures
173	Block Wear-Leveling Count	1	Erases
174	Unexpected Power Loss Count	36	Unexpected Power Loss events
180	Unused Reserved Block Count	1944	Blocks
183	SATA Interface Downshift	0	Downshifts
184	Error Correction Count	0	Correction Events
187	Reported Uncorrectable Errors	0	ECC Correction Failures
194	Enclosure Temperature	38	Current Temperature (C)
		42	Highest Lifetime Temperature (C)
196	Reallocation Event Count	0	Events
197	Current Pending ECC Count	0	ECC Counts
198	SMART Off-line Scan Uncorrectable Errors	0	Errors
199	Ultra-DMA CRC Error Count	0	Errors
202	Percentage Lifetime Remaining	100	% Lifetime Remaining
206	Write Error Rate	0	Program Fails/MB
210	RAIN Successful Recovery Page Count	0	TUs successfully recovered by RAIN
246	Cumulative Host Sectors Written	117699770	512 Byte Sectors
247	Host Program Page Count	3678152	NAND Page
248	FTL Program Page Count	1287065	NAND Page

Please, add support for attributes 171-174, 202-248 with the texts above.

My current version is smartctl 6.6 2016-05-31 r4324.