Remove the RepoISO integration; keep generic support for shares of other services
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RepoISO now manages the NAS itself, so nasmon no longer polls it (settings field, dashboard card, menu link and repoiso:* alerts are gone). Drop-in SMB includes, read-only listing and keeping smbd/nfs-server running for other software's shares stay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ share management from the UI.
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* Service: `systemctl status nasmon` / `journalctl -u nasmon -f`
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* JSON API: `/api/status`, `/api/history?hours=24`, `/api/disks/<serial>/history?days=30`
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Integrates with RepoISO on the same host: shares of other services
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(`/etc/samba/smb.conf.d`, `/etc/exports.d`) are included and kept running,
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and RepoISO health is shown on the dashboard and alerted on.
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Shares of other software on the same host (`/etc/samba/smb.conf.d/*.conf`,
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`/etc/exports.d/*.exports`) are included into the generated config, listed
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read-only and keep smbd / nfs-server running.
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No authentication — designed for a LAN-only NAS (the `/shares` page can
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create SMB/NFS users and exports, so keep it off the public internet).
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