[Unraid OS version 6.9.0-beta22 available]

12 hours ago, dlandon said:

That feature is already there.  Look at the UD settings.  You can set a per disk password.

Awesome.  My apologies for missing this.  Just to confirm, this only works with typed passwords, not a keyfile correct?

[Unraid OS version 6.9.0-beta22 available]

Thanks @dlandon.  I love UD and had used it to mount VM's on a UD SSD.  Having multiple cache pools now, I can leave UD for my temporary disks rather than using it for mission critical VM use.  Still UD never broke on me. 

 

Thanks for your support, and especially your adding encryption support to UD.  Some day it would be nice to have multiple encryption key support so we could mount a disk with UD that had a different encryption key than the current array.

[Unraid OS version 6.9.0-beta22 available]

4 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

Just one more thing, what I wrote above assumes the device uses a supported filesystem and was formatted with UD in the last couple of years or so, if it's was not formatted with UD (or with a very old UD version) most likely it will not be mountable by Unraid, still nothing will be deleted as long as it's not reformatted by the user.

So the new multi-cache pool nibbles away at UD territory.  Is the plan to continue this direction rather than include UD as part of native unRaid as was originally mentioned several years ago?

 

Loving the possibility of ZFS being included in base unRaid, as it seems to be getting more and more love. 

[Unraid OS version 6.8.0-rc1 available]

Ok, seems like we need to set up a Wireguard thread for 6.8 to siphon off the comments from here.  I'm sure @limetech wants this to only capture the issues with 6.8rc1

 

Creating one now....

 

 

 

[Unraid OS version 6.8.0-rc1 available]

Looking forward to Wireguard comments.  Thanks @limetech @bonienl@ljm42 @NAS for a new VPN option.

[OpenVPN is not working 6.7.0rc2]

Peter's Open-VPN plugin has a known problem with 6.7  Nothing to do but wait for a 6.7 compatible update as some legacy crypto code longer is found in 6.7. 

[6.6.RC4 unclean shutdown detected]

To echo what @jonathanm says, the server can have trouble shutting down when seemingly trivial things are running.  Even something as simple as an open command prompt window sitting at /mnt will stop a safe shutdown.  These things have gotten a lot better, but always shutting unRaid down cleanly is still a work in progress.

 

Doing as suggested, you can see if it really did stop the array.  If it stops the array successfully, there should be no issue rebooting cleanly.