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unRAID OS version 6.4.1 Stable Release Available

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4 minutes ago, TexasDave said:

But I still have the issue of not being able to get in via the IPMI interface.

 

I suppose you have connected the IPMI interface to your router and the router has assigned an IP address for IPMI. From your browser you should be able to reach this IP address, https://<ipaddr>

Did you try this?

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On 2/6/2018 at 11:10 PM, Marv said:

Hi,

 

I just removed my self-signed cert <server-name>_unraid_bundle.pem after upgrading as described in the first post.

Unfortunately, my server doesn't create a new one after reboot.

I still have the other file in my certs folder so which one does my server actually use and how do I get back the other file?

A bit confused here.

 

I'd suggest using the fully automated Lets Encrypt certs instead :) but if you really want to use self-signed certs this should get you there:

  • delete everything under \\tower\flash\config\ssl\certs\
  • go to settings -> identification -> SSL cert settings and turn on help. Read through the help so you know what is going on.
  • based on my reading of the help, I would set "Use SSL" to Yes rather than auto, and set the "local TLD" to the domain name you want to use. If you don't have a domain, then "local" or leaving it blank are options.
  • hit apply.  reboot. the server will generate new certs when it boots.
  • the server should be available at https://[servername].[local TLD]:port 
  • also http://[ip address] should redirect you to the proper https url.

 

I suppose you have connected the IPMI interface to your router and the router has assigned an IP address for IPMI. From your browser you should be able to reach this IP address, https://<ipaddr> Did you try this?

 

Yes - I did. I have had both working for several years and had not had to touch the cables until 6.4. Both were working fine until I upgraded to 6.4.1. 

 

The unRAID console was fine on upgrade but IPMI has stopped. working. I can see it on the network map. Will do some more research and see what I can fid out. 

 

Thanks!

Did you include the "nomodeset" directive in the boot options?

 

See 

 

 

I just tried that - no joy. It does work...

 

I can get in when I am on a wired connection. But cannot do so on wireless. This used to work. I doubt it is an unRAID issue but it is strange...I will do soe research on the SuperMicro side of things. 

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Any way that the text limit could increase on the Docker / VM section of the Dashboard page? :)

 

"Transmissio" is the only one of my apps overrunning the limit :( 

 

  1. width: 94px;
  2. word-wrap: break-word;

In the CSS (Dashboard:352) div.Panel

 

Changing either width to be 100px or removing word-wrap resolves this. But I've had enough of manual CSS tweaks on unRAID, I'll end up breaking something :P Would any major compat. issues be caused by altering either of those values for the next unRAID release? :)

15 hours ago, ljm42 said:

 

I'd suggest using the fully automated Lets Encrypt certs instead :) but if you really want to use self-signed certs this should get you there:

  • delete everything under \\tower\flash\config\ssl\certs\
  • go to settings -> identification -> SSL cert settings and turn on help. Read through the help so you know what is going on.
  • based on my reading of the help, I would set "Use SSL" to Yes rather than auto, and set the "local TLD" to the domain name you want to use. If you don't have a domain, then "local" or leaving it blank are options.
  • hit apply.  reboot. the server will generate new certs when it boots.
  • the server should be available at https://[servername].[local TLD]:port 
  • also http://[ip address] should redirect you to the proper https url.

 

Thanks for clarifying :)

Just upgraded from 6.4.0 and now none on my VMs are available and the VMs tab is completely blank. VMs are enabled.

 

Rolled back now and everything is working fine. Pre-rollback diagnostics attached.

 

SR

tower-diagnostics-20180209-1454.zip

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17 minutes ago, Shadowrunner said:

Just upgraded from 6.4.0 and now none on my VMs are available and the VMs tab is completely blank. VMs are enabled.

 

Did you read the section "Before you upgrade from 6.3.5"   in the first post of this thread?

 

  https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/66327-unraid-os-version-641-stable-release-update-notes/

 

 

I seem to recall that some other folks have found this to be the problem.

Skipped that one as I wasn't upgrading from 6.3.5

 

I'll take a look.

 

SR

2 hours ago, Shadowrunner said:

Skipped that one as I wasn't upgrading from 6.3.5

 

Interesting. For most people if those paths were missing in 6.4.0 their array wouldn't even start. So I didn't include it in the 6.4.0 -> 6.4.1 upgrade section since I figured everyone would have already dealt with that.

 

It is repeated in the "Solutions to Common Problems" section though.

On 2/3/2018 at 1:16 AM, limetech said:

 

  • Fixed bug related to improper handling of replacing device in btrfs cache pool, when the device being replaced is still installed in the server. Note: there is no webGUI monitoring of btrfs replace operation in this release but you can monitor progress in the Log window.

I'm going to change my 500GB cache pool (1x500, 2x250GB) to just 2x500GB.  To change do I:

 

  1. Boot with array set to not auto-start
  2. create new config and add new 1x500Gb and remove old 2x250GB, ensuring old 500GB still in place
  3. start array??

 

Do I need to balance or anything first?

 

Thanks

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Just now, DZMM said:

Thanks - I'll have to use the old clear the mover technique as I don't have any spare slots.

You can also first remove one of the 250GB, then replace the other with the 500GB, the procedures to add, remove or replace cache devices are all on the FAQ and updated to v6.4.1

4 minutes ago, johnnie.black said:

You can also first remove one of the 250GB, then replace the other with the 500GB, the procedures to add, remove or replace cache devices are all on the FAQ and updated to v6.4.1

I'm just going to remove all files and rebuild - I'm more confident that way that I won't get anything wrong as all files will be on the array whilst I get the cache pool setup properly again.  It's only 300GB or so of files to transfer, so not a long job.

@limetech / @eschultz -

 

I have been stuck at an earlier RC of 6.4, and now upgrading to current.

 

I am finding that a command called "strings" that I have a script that uses is no longer included in unRAID 6.4.1. Not sure when it was lost.

 

Was this an intentional omission or by mistake?

 

Would it be possible to get strings readded. It is actually a very handy command. If not in unRAID, maybe in nerdtools?

 

Thanks!

7 minutes ago, SSD said:

Would it be possible to get strings readded. It is actually a very handy command. If not in unRAID, maybe in nerdtools?

 

Looks like that 'strings' binary comes from the 'binutils' package.  DevPack (nerdtools' cousin plugin) has that package available to install.

2 minutes ago, eschultz said:

Looks like that 'strings' binary comes from the 'binutils' package.  DevPack (nerdtools' cousin plugin) has that package available to install.

 

Great!! Thank's Eric!

1 hour ago, SSD said:

Would it be possible to get strings readded. It is actually a very handy command. If not in unRAID, maybe in nerdtools?

 

FYI, this came up earlier today in the NerdPack thread:

  https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/35866-unraid-6-nerdpack-cli-tools-iftop-iotop-screen-kbd-etc/?page=29&tab=comments#comment-632301

 

 

There is a "strings-BSD" command built in to unRAID that appears to be the same as '"strings"

2 hours ago, ljm42 said:

There is a "strings-BSD" command built in to unRAID that appears to be the same as '"strings"

 

That "strings-BSD" binary comes from the 'util-linux' stock package with unRAID. 

Looks Slackware updated the util-linux package on 9/26/17 so it was included in one of the 6.4.0-RCs:

Quote

Renamed old BSD version of strings to "strings-BSD".

 

I had Advanced Buttons installed and tried to updated couple of dockers, and these dockers have disappeared from the docker menu/list (this issue was covered in the first page of this thread). I have since uninstalled Advanced Buttons. But, is there any way to get those dockers up and running again, or are they good as gone?

5 hours ago, syrys said:

I had Advanced Buttons installed and tried to updated couple of dockers, and these dockers have disappeared from the docker menu/list (this issue was covered in the first page of this thread). I have since uninstalled Advanced Buttons. But, is there any way to get those dockers up and running again, or are they good as gone?

 

Page 4 on this thread:

 

https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/68985-unraid-os-version-641-stable-release-available/?do=findComment&comment=631502

 

Just a note to say that upgrading my very simple unRAID VM on VMware ESXi 6.0 from 6.3.5 to 6.4.1 worked very smoothly.

 

Also - the web terminal works just fine for me from Safari 11.0.3 on MacOS High Sierra 10.13.3.

 

Thanks.

 

John

1 hour ago, JohnO said:

Also - the web terminal works just fine for me from Safari 11.0.3 on MacOS High Sierra 10.13.3

Really. I’ll have to test mine again. All I got was a blank screen the last time I tested the terminal window.

 

Do your cpu loads also display correctly in the dashboard tab?

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