Baltostar
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Note: I have a workaround in place for this issue, so mostly calling it out here for awareness. Description: I have a share called 'dev'. After upgrading to 6.9.0-rc2, the share is no longer accessible from the network and isn't shown on the 'shares' tab. Troubleshooting: Downgraded to stable branch. Share became accessible. Upgraded to rc2 again, the share then disappeared again. Verified the drive path still exists so no data was lost. Tried adding 'dev' as a share while the share name is already on disk and got the following error: "Do not use reserved names" Workaround: I created a simbolic link with a new share folder called dev2 to point to dev. Luckily I didn't have to many scripts on the network to update to the new path. Conclusion: It seams the updated samba has reserved names and that 'dev' is one of them. Based on that, This may not be considered a bug. If that is the case, then recommending it to fix common problems as part of the upgrade check. Unable to attach diagnostics.zip for this ticket as pc has been acting up prior to update (and won't complete the tools/diagnostics script after the update) where I used the update to give me a bootable state as the machine only booted correctly in safe mode. (I spent most of a day trying to figure out bios issues and don't want to spend more time on that, opting for the update) The share issue I was able to confirm in safe mode for both versions so I felt that was worth reporting.
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I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature request. When running with 'Ransomware Protection' configured to create file shares and files. That plugin creates files with same name but different camel casing. Duplicate files with different casing is something that 'Fix Common Problems' is designed to find. I want to exclude Fix Common Problems from searching my 'Ransomware Protection' created folders that have these incorrect casing issues are reporting on. I added the folders to the 'Permission Test/Fix Excluded On' section however they are still scanned for the same files with different capitalization. This means that the plugin will continue to report errors on these folders so I will always have to review results instead of relying on a pass fail message. If 'Permission Test/Fix Excluded On' being the only excluding option also applies to the capitalization search, then this is a bug because it isn't excluding it from the search. However if that that isn't the case, then the feature request is for adding an excluded section for the Capitalization scan.
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I'm working on a script for dynamic assigning of USB devices to running VMs for my post https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=49580.0
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I automated steps 1-9 of this guide. The output shows USB bus #, PCI Address, and IOMMU group # Bus 1 PCI 0000:00:1a.0 IOMMU 20 Intel Corp. Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 2 PCI 0000:00:1d.0 IOMMU 26 Intel Corp. Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 3 PCI 0000:00:14.0 IOMMU 18 ASMedia Technology Inc. C-Media Electronics, Inc. Dell Computer Corp. Keyboard HTC (High Tech Computer Corp.) HTC (High Tech Computer Corp.) HTC (High Tech Computer Corp.) HTC (High Tech Computer Corp.) HTC (High Tech Computer Corp.) Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Microsoft Corp. Wheel Mouse Optical SanDisk Corp. Standard Microsystems Corp. Yubico.com Yubikey NEO(-N) OTP+U2F Bus 4 PCI 0000:00:14.0 IOMMU 18 ASMedia Technology Inc. Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub The above was generated by ssh into the unraid 6 box and running the following for n in $(lsusb | gawk '{print $2" " }' |uniq | sort) do bussNum=$(echo $n | sed -r 's=^0*==g') bussAddr=$(readlink /sys/bus/usb/devices/usb$bussNum | sed -r 's=.*/devices/==g' | gawk -F'/' '{print $2}') iommuGroup=$(find . /sys/kernel/iommu_groups | grep $bussAddr | uniq | sed -r 's=/devices.*==g' | sed -r 's=.*/==g') echo Bus $bussNum PCI $bussAddr IOMMU $iommuGroup IFS_bk=$IFS IFS=$'\n' for y in $(lsusb | grep 'Bus '$n | cut -d' ' -f 7- | sed '/^\s*$/d' | sort) do echo ' '$y done IFS=$IFS_bk echo ' ' done
