Unraid OS 7.2.8 is out now— a stable update focused on security remediation, a Linux kernel bump to 6.12.98-Unraid, an Unraid API update, firmware additions, and broad base distro package updates.

We recommend upgrading from 7.2.7 or earlier to receive the included security fixes.

What's New

Security Addresses security findings in bind, curl, dnsmasq, iperf3, libXfont2, libevent, libgpg-error, libidn, libseccomp, libssh, nginx, OpenSSH, OpenSSL, p11-kit, rsync, Samba, shadow, sqlite, and xorg-server. Highlights: curl (17 CVEs), OpenSSL, Samba (6 CVEs), bind, dnsmasq, libssh (11 CVEs), nginx, and xorg-server all received CVE-tagged fixes.

• Linux kernel Updated to 6.12.98-Unraid.

• Unraid API Updated to 4.36.1

• Base distro 5 packages added (iotop-c, libcbor, libdisplay-info, libfido2, libmaxminddb)

• 182 packages updated. Notables: Docker 29.5.3, QEMU 10.2.3, libvirt 12.2.0, PHP 8.4.23, GRUB 2.14-3.

• Adds Intel iwlwifi firmware files.

Upgrading

See Updating Unraid for step-by-step instructions.

Release Notes

As always, please report any bugs on the Bug Reports board.

Sorry, but I'm a little confused... I'm still on 7.2.4 and I see, that currently there are two versions of Unraid: 7.2.8 and 7.3.2... which one should I go with??

7.3.2 if your license allows for it.

Edited July 30Jul 30 by Kilrah

53 minutes ago, Stripe said:

Sorry, but I'm a little confused... I'm still on 7.2.4 and I see, that currently there are two versions of Unraid: 7.2.8 and 7.3.2... which one should I go with??

It depends on what your licence allows. The 7.2.8 is intended for those already on a 7.2.x release and who have not paid for support beyond the 7.2.x series. The 7.3.8 is the latest release available but as you are on 7.2.5 you will only be able to upgrade to that if your licence if valid for upgrades to next release.

16 hours ago, Kilrah said:

7.3.2 if your license allows for it.

And you're not affected by the 7.3.x Intel Arc Passthrough bug.