RaidEye 2.2 Build 137

RaidEye is a freeware, open source application for all Mac OS X users that want to keep a close eye on their RAID volumes.

RaidEye is a tool for monitoring Mac OS X software RAID volumes status. RaidEye is able to detect if a RAID volume has damaged or missing members, and can alert the user with a repeating sound and sending an email with a detailed report of RAID status.

RaidEye can also rebuild damaged mirrored RAID sets. The best way to try RaidEye is to create a small raid with 2 or more USB pens or ipods, and to create/destroy/rebuild software RAID sets.

Here are some key features of "RaidEye":

· uses Mac OS X built-in RAID technology to check AppleRAID volumes
· the RaidEye daemon runs in background, RAID failures are notified even if system is left at login screen
· constantly monitors RAID volumes status
· in case of RAID error notifies failures with email and sound alerts
· Includes RaidEye application frontend to install, configure and monitor RaidEye daemon
· uses google gMail SMTP server to send alert emails
· installs and runs in a few clicks on Mac workstations and laptops
· Includes a bash installer and configuration tool to install and run on headless servers
· RaidEye supports Mac OS X software RAID volumes (AppleRAID). Use Disk Utility to create, repair and manage RAID volumes.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· fixes compatibility with Mac OS X 10.5 and OS X 10.8.