[[6.7.0] FTP re-enables on reboot]

47 minutes ago, Squid said:

If there's no users defined for FTP, then it is actually disabled.

If so, than the GUI should not say "enabled", and certainly it should not say next to it: "Status: Running"

 

In reality something is clearly going on even if there is no user.

Connecting to FTP server is giving different errors depending on the state of the switch:

Enabled (no user assigned): "Connection closed without indication. The connection attempt was rejected."

From time to time also "Error 500"

Disabled: "Connection refused (Connection refused). The connection attempt was rejected."

 

If the error message is consistently different, than the state of the server must be different - maybe not ftpd itself, but the firewall rules change?

 

 

EDIT: correct, when FTP server is set to Enabled, even without any users, port 21 is open, whereas with server set to disabled it is closed as it should be.

[[6.7.0] Unable to start xfs array if xfs-encrypted is set as default filesystem]

8 minutes ago, bonienl said:

Nothing will happen with the existing disks.

OK! Great to have it confirmed that no data loss would occur in case the passphrase is provided accidentally.

[[6.7.0] Unable to start xfs array if xfs-encrypted is set as default filesystem]

Correct, so is it sensible to disable array start without an explanation, ask for a non existing password, if no new disk has been added, the existing ones are unencrypted, and there is no use for the password you are asking for?

 

If so, what would happen if i provided the password, before starting the array?