January 7, 200917 yr Download. Mainly fixes for bugs introduced in 4.4. Anyone using 4.4 or 4.5-beta1 should discard those releases and use this release instead. Getting back on the development train: next beta will be 4.5-beta2, which will include support for Active Directory, ie, let an unRAID server join an AD domain. unRAID Server 4.4.1 Release Notes ================================= Changes from 4.4 to 4.4.1 ------------------------- New feature: - Added NFS share export controls. Bug fixes: - Fixed manual DNS Server IP address entry when setting "Obtain IP Address Automatically" is set to "yes". - Fixed problem introduced in 4.4 where custom timezone is incorrect following boot. - Fixed problem introduced in 4.4 which casued split-level to work incorrectly. - Changed 'pseudo permissions' for the Flash device (hopefully got it right this time). Upgrade Instructions (Please Read Carefully) ============================================ If you are currently running unRAID Server 4.2-beta1 or higher (including 4.2.x 'final'), please copy the following files from the new release to the root of your Flash device: bzimage bzroot If you are currently running unRAID server 4.0 or 4.1, please copy the following files from the new release to the root of your Flash device: bzimage bzroot syslinux.cfg menu.c32 memtest This can be done either by plugging the Flash into your PC or, by copying the files to the 'flash' share on your running server. The server must then be rebooted. If you are currently running unRAID Server 3.0-beta1 or higher, please follow these steps to upgrade: 1. Referring to the System Management Utility 'Main' page, make a note of each disks's model/serial number; you will need this information later. 2. Shut down your server, remove the Flash and plug it into your PC. 3. Right-click your Flash device listed under My Computer and select Properties. Make sure the volume label is set to "UNRAID" (without the quotes) and click OK. You do NOT need to format the Flash. 4. Copy the files from the new release to the root of your Flash device. 5. Right-click your Flash device listed under My Computer and select Eject. Remove the Flash, install in your server and power-up. 6. After your server has booted up, the System Management Utility 'Main' page will probably show no devices; this is OK, navigate to the 'Devices' page. Using the model/serial number information gathered in step 1, assign each of your hard drives to the correct disk slot. 7. Go back to the 'Main' page and your devices should appear correctly. You may now Start the array. If you are installing this release to a new Flash, please refer to instructions on our website at: http://www.lime-technology.com/wordpress/?page_id=19
January 7, 200917 yr Tom, It looks like this update has fixed the issue that I encountered with files not being sent to the correct disk in a user share.
January 7, 200917 yr Seems to be a significant issue with user shares / user security. Look here before downloading / installing ...
January 7, 200917 yr Also significantly "larger" file size than previous updates.. 41-42mb vs 28-29mb earlier... Sw2
January 7, 200917 yr Author Seems to be a significant issue with user shares / user security. Look here before downloading / installing ... Please download 4.4.2 to see if this issue is resolved.
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