EDACerton

For anyone that wants it, this plugin will update PHP to 8.4.27 and revokes the eMudhra certs, works on Unraid 7.3 and 7.4. Install by copy-pasting to Plugins -> Install Plugin in the UI: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dkaser/unraid-unofficial-update/main/plugin/unofficial-update.plg

You'll need to get approved as a community dev and get the new plugin version added to CA... once that happens, I can remove the existing version and redirect updates to the new one.

That's absolutely fine. And I don't have any reason to believe that this will break on U7, so it will stay in CA until someone takes over, or unless something unexpected happens to break it.

With the news around U8, I'm deciding to step back from maintaining any plugins that I don't actively use. I picked up this plugin as a service to the community when the previous developer removed it, but it's not one that I use myself outside of testing. As such, I won't be doing any further updates to the plugin. I will leave it in Community Applications. If someone wants to fork the plugin and continue maintaining it, feel free; once a replacement is ready, I'd be happy to help facilitate the migration to the new repo.

With the news around U8, I'm deciding to step back from maintaining any plugins that I don't actively use. I picked up this plugin as a service to the community when the previous developer removed it, but it's not one that I use myself outside of testing. As such, I won't be doing any further updates to the plugin. I will leave it in Community Applications. If someone wants to fork the plugin and continue maintaining it, feel free; once a replacement is ready, I'd be happy to help facilitate the migration to the new repo.

With the news around U8, I'm deciding to step back from maintaining any plugins that I don't actively use. As such, I won't be doing any further updates to the plugin. If someone wants to fork the plugin and continue maintaining it, feel free; once a replacement is ready, I'd be happy to help facilitate the migration to the new repo.

With the news around U8, I'm deciding to step back from maintaining any plugins that I don't actively use. As such, I won't be doing any further updates to the plugin. If someone wants to fork the plugin and continue maintaining it, feel free; once a replacement is ready, I'd be happy to help facilitate the migration to the new repo.

Sorry for the delay everyone. I've had an update planned to switch the activity detection to eBPF, which would have been a major improvement (more reliable, able to report who is accessing files in /mnt/user, etc.). However, that relies on Unraid adding the appropriate support in the kernel. I've asked, but it doesn't seem like that is going to happen. Meanwhile, with the news around U8, I'm deciding to step back from maintaining any plugins that I don't actively use. I picked up this plugin as a service to the community when the previous developer removed it, but it's not one that I use myself outside of testing. As such, I won't be doing any further updates to the plugin. I will leave it in Community Applications. If someone wants to fork the plugin and continue maintaining it, feel free; once a replacement is ready, I'd be happy to help facilitate the migration to the new repo.

I have it running on 7.3.1 on my production and multiple test servers. I’ll need more details/diagnostics to be able to understand what’s happening.

Patience please. The main plugin will get updated in a day or two (once it’s had time to bake in preview). I got behind a couple versions because of real-life stuff, but there wasn’t really anything relevant in the updates for Unraid.

The preview plugin has the latest release.

@MyKroFt @ambipro This should be fixed in the latest update.

Why?

So, long story short... The author of TSDProxy disappeared for a year, then came back and suddenly dropped v2, which completely breaks every existing config. So Label Manager doesn't work with it anymore, existing labels need to be rewritten for the new format, etc. I'm not quite sure what my plan for this is going to be at this point. It might be to try to update to support TSDProxy v2. It might be to recommend tsbridge, and to add support for that to Label Manager.

It wasn't a delay... a while back, I switched the configuration from a .cfg (INI) file to a JSON file. The problem is that the scripts that run on array startup were still looking for the old config file. If that file happened to exist (you had an older version of the plugin installed previously, etc.), it worked fine, but if you didn't have that file, the activity watcher wouldn't start when the array did.