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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.

Thanks for letting us know about this NVIDIA issue - we’ll take a look and see what we can do to resolve this as it will also affect users on 7.3. I’ll check into this tomorrow and update this thread. If there isn’t a bug report already, please make one here as well: https://product.unraid.net

Thanks for the reports. We'll look into these and please remember to post feedback in this board: https://product.unraid.net/b/unraid-os-prerelease-bugs-feedback Additionally, to answer your question: @chog - we're likely (not 100% sure we'll do this yet) going to publish a tool to do this BUT we'll likely not endorse the usage, as it could be destructive if used incorrectly. I'll try to remember to update this post (or the next one), but likely @SimonF will post this on the forum at some point with the tool.

Yes it does @Ockingshay sorry for the confusion.

Hi All, Unraid OS 7.3.0-rc.1 is now available for testing. This release candidate includes the full 7.3 feature set for users upgrading from 7.2.4, with major updates across onboarding, internal boot, licensing, Docker, storage, virtualization, hardware support, and bundled packages. Highlights (vs 7.2.4): New onboarding wizard for first-time setup, including language, time zone, theme, activation code settings, and boot option selection. Internal boot support, including dedicated boot pools and improved boot-device workflows. TPM-based licensing for new and replacement keys where supported. Docker updated to 29.3.1. New fixed MAC address field for Docker templates, with MAC addresses shown in Advanced View. Fixes for Docker MAC persistence, duplicate user templates on case-sensitive boot storage, and stale phantom containers after the Docker 27 to 29 upgrade path. ZFS improvements, including corrupted-file visibility and a WebGUI control for zfs_arc_max. Storage fixes for 4Kn/XFS compatibility, larger pool-device names, mover availability, parity swap spin-down behavior, and daily ZFS wakeups. WebGUI and system fixes for boot configuration, System Devices, CPU isolation, rclone persistence, proxy checks, notifications, and interface parsing. File Manager UI, performance, upload, move, rename, and path-handling improvements. Hardware support updates for AMD XDNA/ACP, AMD NPU firmware, Intel Bluetooth firmware, Intel wireless firmware, and the amdxdna kernel module. New Settings → Tailscale stub page for easier plugin discovery. QEMU updated to 10.2.2, libvirt updated to 12.2.0, and OVMF refreshed. Linux kernel updated to 6.18.23-Unraid. Security package updates for bind, runc (docker) and libpng CVEs. Base package refreshes including bind, btrfs-progs, docker, glib2, gtk+3, mesa, nfs-utils, xfsprogs, and zfs. Changes from beta.2: Docker fixed MAC handling now has a dedicated template field and live MAC display in Advanced View. Docker template lookup now handles case-only filename differences on case-sensitive boot storage. Boot pool and pool-device display fixes for missing, wrong, or larger device names. CRLF handling for Syslinux and GRUB configuration files. File Manager theme fix on the Main tab. QEMU 10.2.2, libvirt 12.2.0, refreshed OVMF firmware, and virtiofs hang fix. dynamix.unraid.net updated to 4.32.3. Just a note about 7.2.5 - we're still cooking up this release and wanted to get this RC out to the community a bit sooner so you can benefit from these awesome changes - expect that release sometime in the next week or two.

Unraid OS 7.2.5-rc.2 available Unraid OS 7.2.5-rc.2 is now available for testing. Changes from rc.1 Only the following items are new in rc.2: - Updated dynamix.unraid.net to version 4.32.3 - Updated the Linux kernel to 6.12.82-Unraid - Picked up upstream kernel fixes for CVE-2026-31430, a Linux X.509 out-of-bounds access issue triggered by specially crafted certificates - Added a mitigation for a rare crash Included from rc.1 This release also includes the previous rc.1 changes: - Docker updated from 27.5.1 to 29.3.1 - Docker update includes runc fixes for CVE-2025-31133, CVE-2025-52565, and CVE-2025-52881 - Fixed stale or uninspectable “ghost” containers showing in the Docker page - Fixed stale Tailscale Serve/Funnel state after Docker container restarts - Fixed mover empty-disk availability on systems with user shares enabled but no pool devices assigned - Restored custom case-model images on the login page - Improved registration-state refresh after license updates - Updated libpng and php for security fixes Full release notes: https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/7.2.5/ Please test and report any issues in the Unraid bug tracker (https://product.unraid.net/b/unraid-os-prerelease-bugs-feedback)

Hey everyone, thank you for calling this out. We’ve been following the thread closely and take your concerns seriously. You’re right, 5 months is too long for a vulnerability like this to go unpatched in the product, and we are actively working on ways to make this faster in the future. We track CVEs across the stack and evaluate each one using an internal set of criteria that looks at real-world risk, exploitability, relevance to how Unraid is typically used, and the potential impact of the fix itself. There are always tradeoffs. In this case, addressing the vulnerability required a Docker engine upgrade. Historically, those upgrades have introduced breaking changes, so we made a deliberate call to validate it first in the 7.3 beta series before pushing it into a stable release. We began that work shortly after these CVEs were made public, with 7.3 entering internal beta on December 18, 2025. This approach was intended to reduce the risk of widespread breakage, rather than introducing a potentially disruptive change into a stable release. That said, we hear the feedback on timing. This situation highlights a gap in how we handle fixes that depend on larger upstream changes, and we’re actively working to improve that so we can move faster in the future. The fix is already included in the 7.3 beta, which is publicly available now. Additionally, alongside a few other bug fixes, these CVEs are addressed in a 7.2.5-rc.1 release, which went out today (April 15). We also agree with the broader point raised… “just don’t run untrusted containers” isn’t a complete security model. There should be multiple layers of protection, and we will continue to improve there. As Unraid continues to evolve and reach more users, including SMBs and less technical customers, our evaluation criteria, response timelines, and overall security posture will continue to evolve as well. Security is a priority for us, and conversations like this help us raise the bar. Thanks for being part of the community and holding us accountable.

Hi All, Unraid OS Version 7.2.5-rc.1 is now available. This release updates Docker for Unraid 7.2.x users and includes targeted fixes for Docker, Tailscale, mover empty-disk workflows, login-page custom case images, registration state handling, and base distro security updates. This release is recommended for all 7.2.x users and we expect the RC period to be short. Due to the nature of this Docker upgrade, we decided to release this as an RC in order to find any outstanding issues prior to a fully-available public release. Highlights Updates Docker from 27.5.1 to 29.3.1 for the 7.2.x release line. Includes base distro security updates for Docker, libpng, and PHP. Hides stale dead or uninspectable Docker containers from the Docker page without deleting containers or changing Docker state. Clears stale Tailscale Serve/Funnel state when Docker containers restart, so containers no longer keep old exposure settings after being changed to No. Keeps the mover empty-disk action available on systems with user shares enabled but no pool devices assigned. Restores custom case-model images on the login page. Updates Unraid API to v4.32.2 and improves registration-state refresh after license updates. Report bugs with this release: https://product.unraid.net/b/unraid-os-bugs Release notes: https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/7.2.5/

Hey Everyone! Unraid 7.3.0-beta.2 is live. This build adds dedicated boot pool support and cleans up a range of regressions reported in beta.1. • Dedicated Boot Pool support — a proper dedicated boot-pool option, separate from split boot pools. • Boot-pool fixes — better handling for New Config, pool removal, and related boot-pool workflows. • XFS fixes — resolves sector-size issues affecting some 4Kn and 512e/HBA setups. • Encrypted pool fix — luks:zfs and luks:btrfs pools now report status correctly instead of showing UNKNOWN. • Docker + WebGUI fixes — more cleanup for regressions reported in beta.1. • Ongoing polish — onboarding, device configuration, and system behavior continue to get tightened up. This build also carries forward the broader 7.3 work, including internal boot, TPM-based licensing, and the new onboarding flow introduced in beta.1. Known issues are listed in the release notes, so read those before upgrading. Test it, break it, report it here: https://product.unraid.net/b/unraid-os-prerelease-bugs-feedback Release notes: https://docs.unraid.net/unraid-os/release-notes/7.3.0/