Unraid OS version 6.9.0 available

[ken-ji]

3 minutes ago, tuxbass said:

That's pretty much what i've been doing so far. In go file there's this section for ssh changes:

_ssh="/root/.ssh"
sshd_conf="/etc/ssh/sshd_config"

[[ -d "$_ssh" ]] || ln -s -- /boot/config/ssh "$_ssh"
find -L "$_ssh/" \( -type f -o -type d \) -exec chmod 'u=rwX,g=,o=' -- '{}' \+

sed --follow-symlinks -i '/^PermitEmptyPasswords.*/d' "$sshd_conf"
sed --follow-symlinks -i '/^PasswordAuthentication.*/d' "$sshd_conf"
echo 'PermitEmptyPasswords no' >> "$sshd_conf"
echo 'PasswordAuthentication no' >> "$sshd_conf"
# restart sshd service:
/etc/rc.d/rc.sshd restart
### /sshd

 

Looks about right (for 6.8.3) though it is unnecessarily convoluted

and its wrong for 6.9 as discussed above.

So just put your authorized_keys file in /root/.ssh (which should now be symlinked to /boot/config/ssh/root)

make a copy of /etc/ssh/sshd_config in boot/config/ssh and edit that

then restart sshd with /etc/rc.d/rc.sshd restart which should make the new changes active

 

 

[ChatNoir]

The original release notes link is not valid, the new one is :

https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/Release_Notes/Unraid_OS_6.9.0

 

(I suppose the content is the same)

[6of6]

Unraid doesn't work.

[ChatNoir]

3 hours ago, 6of6 said:

Unraid doesn't work.

It does for most people.

I understand it can be frustrating if you cannot do what you expect but simply saying that it does not work will not improve the situation.

We have nothing to work from to try solve issues you might have with Unraid.

 

Please make a post in General support explaining your issues in details.

What you expect to do, what step you took, what is happening in return ?

Pictures of errors can help.

Attaching your Diagnostics will also give us information to help you (Tools / Diagnostics).

[brhersh]

Upgraded from 6.8.X to 6.9.2 with no issues. Containers and VMs seem to be running fine.

 

I did see (too late) that AFP shares are no longer supported per (https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-6-9-stable).

 

I could not be more disappointed in this decision   Is there a work around or container project that might get this feature back?

[Squid]

2 hours ago, brhersh said:

I could not be more disappointed in this decision   Is there a work around or container project that might get this feature back?

Apple deprecated AFP themselves in 2013 in favour of SMB as I understand it.

[brhersh]

It appears you are correct. Thanks for the education! I'll see how time machine works via smb shares. From what I've just read it seems like it should. Thank you!