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Unraid OS 7.2.8 is a maintenance release that focuses on security, reliability, and keeping the platform current across storage, virtualization, networking, and web management. See the docs for more information : https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/7.2.8/

It's fixed! We need to figure out why that logo is showing and not the Unraid logo, but thank you for the heads up.

Oh boy we will get that fixed ASAP.

We've had to re-host our forum off of IPS Cloud, which lost this feature - I've attempted to re-create the gist of it and it seems like it's working great, so let me know if this works as you'd expect :)

Should be fixed now!

Good catch, I'll get this fixed. Thank you!

Not yet but it will shortly!

Hey All! After some issues, the forums are now back online! We've had to move hosting providers, so you will likely see some missing content for a bit as the asset uploads finalize. Hopefully this will result in a smoother and more pleasant forums experience going forwards. Please let us know if any content does not restore its availability in the next day or so. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this has caused. Eli Edit: The upload is complete, everything should be functioning as before!

Hello, We've investigated this and see this to be a very very rare issue (almost none of the flash backup users have this problem). It is possible you ended up with a gitignore file ignoring your full config folder, which could cause our system to skip the backup. You can run the following command to determine where the gitignore in your flash backup may be coming from: echo "=== config files that would be dropped from backup ==="; git -C /boot ls-files --cached -i --exclude-standard | grep '^config/'; echo "=== stray .gitignore files under /boot ==="; find /boot -name .gitignore -not -path '*/.git/*'

Hello everyone. We've shipped a 7.2.5 release as of last week with a resolution for this problem, and 7.3.0 is coming soon and will also include this. See our public security post here: https://product.unraid.net/p/runc-container-escape-vulnerabilities-cve-2025-31133-cve-2025-52565-cve-2025-52881?b=cve-reports

Please see our post in our public CVE reports board here for updates on this: https://product.unraid.net/p/copy-fail-cve-2026-31431?b=cve-reports

Glad it worked out! Thanks @JorgeB for the quick debugging!

Yes of course. We will make sure the kernel is updated for the next release. Edit: I wasn't at my computer to check this, but see @SimonF 's comment below - 7.3.0-rc.1 is already secure from this issue.