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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@@ -61,15 +61,3 @@ nasmon lists these shares read-only on /shares and keeps smbd / nfs-server
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enabled while any of them exist, even with no nasmon shares (previously it
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disabled the daemons and took such shares down). When SMB is switched off in
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nasmon, only nasmon's own shares are removed.
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## RepoISO integration
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Settings → Integrations → RepoISO URL (e.g. http://127.0.0.1). nasmon then
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polls <url>/api/integration/status every minute and
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* shows a RepoISO card on the dashboard (images, publications, jobs, Proxmox
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exports, worker heartbeat) and a "RepoISO" menu link;
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* alerts: crit when the portal does not respond, warn when its worker has no
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heartbeat, when jobs failed in the last 24 h or publications are not mounted.
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The status endpoint answers only on loopback, so use the local address.
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