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Unraid OS 7.3.3-rc.2 is now available on the next branch, bringing security updates, fixes for File Manager and user shares, Linux kernel 6.18.52-Unraid, and Unraid API 4.37.4. This is a release candidate for prerelease testing so as always, please run it on a test server, not production. Security The release includes hardened root password setup and validation of OpenTerminal request inputs before they reach privileged commands. VM Manager also prevents network-interface names supplied by guests from being interpreted as HTML. The cumulative 7.3.3 changelog includes these notable package security updates compared with 7.3.2: OpenSSL 3.5.7 → 3.5.8-2 — 10 CVEs addressed: CVE-2026-14456, CVE-2026-14457, CVE-2026-18798, CVE-2026-54874, CVE-2026-63072, CVE-2026-63073, CVE-2026-63074, CVE-2026-63075, CVE-2026-63076, and CVE-2026-75803. Samba 4.22.10-2_LT → 4.22.11-2_LT — 6 CVEs addressed: CVE-2026-6949, CVE-2026-58216, CVE-2026-58218, CVE-2026-58221, CVE-2026-58222, and CVE-2026-58224. PHP 8.4.23-1_LT → 8.4.24-1_LT — 4 CVEs addressed: CVE-2026-7260, CVE-2026-9672, CVE-2026-17543, and CVE-2026-17544. nginx 1.30.3-1_SBo_LT → 1.30.4-1_SBo_LT — CVE-2026-60005. See the full 7.3.3 release notes for the package-by-package changelog and associated CVE references. Linux Kernel The Linux kernel is updated to 6.18.52-Unraid. Docker Docker engine is updated to 29.7.1 in the cumulative changelog against 7.3.2. Docker Manager retains the shared default icon when a container without its own icon is removed or updated. Storage / File Manager This release addresses failures that could interrupt access to user shares or prevent file operations from completing: File Manager copy and move operations no longer fail because of a symlink-depth error. The user-share filesystem, shfs, no longer deadlocks when concurrent file-lock requests exhaust its FUSE worker pool. An shfs assertion failure that could make /mnt/user unavailable has been fixed. WebGUI / System Configure the physical power button under Settings > Power Options to shut down, reboot, or do nothing. Stopped-array utilization is displayed correctly, and used/free statistics remain visible for a mounted Boot Device while the array is stopped. Networking / Hardware Additional drivers and firmware support Intel, MediaTek, and Realtek wireless hardware. Virtualization Hyper-V kernel support covers graphics, ballooning, storage, keyboard, VMBus, utilities, and VSOCK components. Unraid API Updated dynamix.unraid.net to 4.37.4 — see the Unraid API changelog. Base Distro Compared with Unraid OS 7.3.2, the cumulative changelog lists 1 package added (ledctl 1.1.0), 1 package downgraded (shared-mime-info to 2.4-3), and 319 packages updated. Known Issues No new release-specific known issues are listed. See the 7.3.2 release notes for previously documented issues. Rolling Back See the 7.3.2 release notes for rollback guidance and compatibility limitations. Upgrading For step-by-step upgrade instructions, see Updating Unraid. Questions about your license? See the Licensing FAQ. Release Links Unraid 7.3.3-rc.2 Release Notes

Unraid OS 7.4.0-beta.3 is available on the next branch. This beta fixes Mover hard-link handling and user-share filesystem issues, includes package and security updates, and updates the Linux kernel to 6.18.52-Unraid. We recommend that beta testers upgrade to receive the included security fixes and help validate the changes. As always, please run beta builds on a test server, not production. What’s New in Beta.3 Mover preserves hard links when progress tracking is enabled, including files in separate subfolders of the same share. shfs no longer deadlocks under concurrent file-lock requests or crashes on an internal unlink assertion that could make /mnt/user unavailable. Includes package updates and security fixes. The following sections highlight cumulative changes compared with Unraid OS 7.3.2, including features introduced in earlier 7.4 betas. Containers / Docker Docker container templates support multiple custom networks, with additional network attachments retained when containers are recreated or updated. The Docker Add/Edit forms preview the container icon URL, with a fallback when the URL is empty or invalid. Advanced View includes a Memory limit field for Docker containers. Registry update checks accept OCI image manifests and indexes. Dashboard icon fallback handling no longer retries indefinitely when the fallback image is unavailable. Storage Mover progress and status tracking is available, with the hard-link preservation fix described above. Drive-location identification supports SGPIO/IBPI-capable controllers when SES is unavailable. File Manager moves between user shares on different pools or drives no longer silently remove the source file when a transfer fails. Stopped arrays show offline and filesystem status instead of 100% utilization, and Boot Device used/free statistics remain visible while the array is stopped. Pressing Enter in an encrypted array passphrase field starts the array when the passphrase is valid. WebGUI / System Background operations from plugins, Docker, and virtual machines can be queued and managed from a shared task tray, with foreground recall from any browser tab. Configure the physical power button under Settings → Power Settings → Power Button → Physical power button. Foreground task sheets scale with the browser viewport while retaining saved-width and mobile behavior. Plugin update checks run independently, so a slow or unreachable plugin does not hold up the whole Installed Plugins page. Validation failures remain visible with an explanation. License checks retry after transient network or service availability issues. Power Options retains both the Power Mode and Power Button tabs when Dynamix System Buttons is installed, and no longer shows the virtualization warning on bare-metal servers. Networking / Hardware Additional drivers and firmware support Intel, MediaTek, and Realtek wireless hardware. Added support for additional PlayStation, Nintendo, Steam, and Logitech controllers, hardware sensors, and audio codecs. Linux netconsole is available as an optional module for network-based kernel crash diagnostics. Network defaults are aligned with Fedora’s /etc/sysctl.conf baseline. Virtualization Added kernel support for Hyper-V virtualization, including storage, balloon, keyboard, and virtual-socket modules. VM startup no longer logs a PHP deprecation warning when the QEMU location lookup produces no output. Security OpenTerminal validates request inputs before they are used by shell commands. VM Manager displays guest-agent-supplied network-interface names as text rather than active HTML. Diagnostics anonymization hides public IPv6 addresses and related diagnostic output. The cumulative 7.4.0 changelog includes these notable package security updates compared with 7.3.2: OpenSSL 3.5.7 → 3.5.8-2 — 10 CVEs addressed: CVE-2026-14456, CVE-2026-14457, CVE-2026-18798, CVE-2026-54874, CVE-2026-63072, CVE-2026-63073, CVE-2026-63074, CVE-2026-63075, CVE-2026-63076, and CVE-2026-75803. Samba 4.22.10-2_LT → 4.22.11-2_LT — 6 CVEs addressed: CVE-2026-6949, CVE-2026-58216, CVE-2026-58218, CVE-2026-58221, CVE-2026-58222, and CVE-2026-58224. PHP 8.4.23-1_LT → 8.4.24-1_LT — 4 CVEs addressed: CVE-2026-7260, CVE-2026-9672, CVE-2026-17543, and CVE-2026-17544. nginx 1.30.3-1_SBo_LT → 1.30.4-1_SBo_LT — CVE-2026-60005. See the full 7.4.0 release notes for the package-by-package changelog and associated CVE references. Linux Kernel The Linux kernel is updated to 6.18.52-Unraid. Unraid API The included dynamix.unraid.net package is updated to 4.37.4-5. See the Unraid API changelog for details. Base Distro Compared with Unraid OS 7.3.2, the cumulative changelog lists 1 package added (ledctl 1.1.0), 1 package downgraded (shared-mime-info to 2.4-3), and 319 packages updated. Known Issues See the 7.3.2 release notes for previously documented known issues. Rolling Back No new release-specific rollback warnings are documented. See the 7.3.2 release notes for earlier rollback guidance. Reporting Issues Please report issues on Unraid OS Prerelease (Bugs & Feedback). Include your hardware details, steps to reproduce, and relevant logs. Thank you for testing. Upgrading For step-by-step upgrade instructions, see Updating Unraid. Questions about your license? See the Licensing FAQ. Release Links Unraid 7.4.0-beta.3 Release Notes Report issues here

Thank you to all who contributed to this thread, I’m happy to report that I purchased the ASRock Rack E3C246D4U and paired it with an i5 8500. Using the super secret bios menu mentioned a few pages back (and documented in my linked blog post), I’ve been able to get IPMI and the iGPU working correctly. Also worthy of note is that PCIe bifurcation works well but only in x8x4x4 mode, details in the blog post. This was all achieved using the 2.30 bios and 1.80 bmc firmware. https://blog.ktz.me/asrock-rack-e3c246d4u-the-perfect-media-server-motherboard/

with security advice like this, i'd take this guy seriously. seriously, you guys...

You had as good of an answer as was possible without actually speaking to the project directly, yourself. Seems like a good conclusion to me!

It could but it should be tied into the core docker-engine version from LT so that incompatibilities can be checked for prior any forthcoming releases. As we all know, Docker like to break APIs for fun https://forums.docker.com/t/mismatch-between-api-versions-after-automatic-update-to-1-11-0-beta6-with-docker-machine-on-amazon/8549 There's nothing stop people curl'ing the binary in their go file for now though.

Sorry to revive an old thread. Can we get docker-compose into unraid for real this time?

Official requests go here! Thanks http://feathub.com/linuxserver/linuxserver.github.io

I'm getting fed up of the BS from CrashPlan. There has to be a better solution...

I wouldn't know how to determine that even if it was? Create a new one?

Just a punt but is your docker.img file corrupted?

Testing the update right now. Thanks, much apprieciated.

To add my voice to the cacophony, I too am experiencing the 'cannot connect to engine' error message on the splash screen.

kode, our newest contributor at linuxserver.io just wrote a pertinent article you might find interesting if you're a plugin dev. http://www.linuxserver.io/index.php/2015/07/08/unraid-plugin-authors-automate-the-plg-process-after-committing-to-github/

No problem. One of these days I'll get to fan control. Are the sensors in yellow above or below non critical value? See pic. I had to modify the colours so that the yellow was readable! Red = yellow btw.