unRAID OS Version:

6.0-beta14b with Plus license

 

Description:

unRAID Server Plus allows devices to be assigned to any array disk slot (1-24). If a device is assigned to disk 8-24, the array can be started but the disk is not included in the user share system.

 

How to reproduce:

[*]Boot with plus license.

[*]Use the New Config tool to initialize the array configuration.

[*]Assign one device to Disk 8 (or higher) and start the array. Use a device with data from previous unRAID configuration.

[*]Browse disk8 share (from webGui, SMB or ssh/telnet). Top level directories are visible.

[*]Verify no disks are specified in global share include or exclude settings.

[*]Try to browse user shares. There are none as long as you didn't assign any devices to disks 1-7.You can also try to create a new share through the webGui but it doesn't create the directory on disk nor does it produce any errors.

[*]Initialize the array configuration again.

[*]Assign the same device to Disk 7.

[*]All top level directories show up as user shares.

 

Expected results:

Option 1: Only 8 disk slots should be available for assignment with the plus license. Disk 8 should also be included in the user share filesystem (for an 8 disk array without parity)

or

Option 2: All disk slots are included in the user share filesystem, even with a non-Pro license.

 

Note: I realize most people won't encounter this situation. I only saw it because I wanted to have a disk with a high number to test some scripts.

syslog_highdisk.zip

unRAID OS Version:

6.0-beta14b with Plus license

 

Description:

unRAID Server Plus allows devices to be assigned to any array disk slot (1-24). If a device is assigned to disk 8-24, the array can be started but the disk is not included in the user share system.

 

How to reproduce:

[*]Boot with plus license.

[*]Use the New Config tool to initialize the array configuration.

[*]Assign one device to Disk 8 (or higher) and start the array. Use a device with data from previous unRAID configuration.

[*]Browse disk8 share (from webGui, SMB or ssh/telnet). Top level directories are visible.

[*]Verify no disks are specified in global share include or exclude settings.

[*]Try to browse user shares. There are none as long as you didn't assign any devices to disks 1-7.You can also try to create a new share through the webGui but it doesn't create the directory on disk nor does it produce any errors.

[*]Initialize the array configuration again.

[*]Assign the same device to Disk 7.

[*]All top level directories show up as user shares.

 

Expected results:

Option 1: Only 8 disk slots should be available for assignment with the plus license. Disk 8 should also be included in the user share filesystem (for an 8 disk array without parity)

or

Option 2: All disk slots are included in the user share filesystem, even with a non-Pro license.

 

Note: I realize most people won't encounter this situation. I only saw it because I wanted to have a disk with a high number to test some scripts.

 

Thanks for this defect report!  Short, concise, and followed the guidelines perfectly.