[Support] Linuxserver.io - Unifi-Controller

[rainfactor]

Like someone mentioned there seems to be a weird logging issue.

I have backed up my config from my UDM pro, installed the Docker image but then after restoring the backup I can no longer log in.

"Invalid username and pass". I am using the exact local user and pass that my UDM Pro is using

I deleted and recreated the container few times.

Not sure what the issue is.

Can anyone point me to what am I doing wrong?

 

Thank you

Edited March 12 by rainfactor

[PeteAsking]

UniFi Network Application 7.3.83 has received multiple patches over the last 3 months and should be considered the "best" latest version for anyone who does not require a legacy version such as 5.14.23-ls76 or 6.5.x for older hardware.

 

So if you are on tag 7.2.95 you could upgrade to this 7.3.83 tag safely I imagine.

 

 

Current situation:

Legacy systems: 5.14.23-ls76 or 6.5.55 versions seem fine. (AKA "old old old stable" or "old old stable").

Wifi6/New Deployments: 7.2.95 or 7.3.83 tags are fine. (AKA "old stable" or "stable").

 

Do not use tag: "latest" unless you are an alpha tester who fixes their own problems.

 

Posting this info because of the upcoming next release (7.4.x) AKA "alpha"

 

Kind regards
Pete

[JonathanM]

1 hour ago, PeteAsking said:

Posting this info because of the upcoming next release (7.4.x) AKA "alpha"

Pinned (recommended)

 

Should I unpin the 30 Nov 2022 now?

[PeteAsking]

5 hours ago, JonathanM said:

Pinned (recommended)

 

Should I unpin the 30 Nov 2022 now?

Yes thank you, that would make sense. 

[tjb_altf4]

11 hours ago, PeteAsking said:

UniFi Network Application 7.3.83 has received multiple patches over the last 3 months and should be considered the "best" latest version for anyone who does not require a legacy version such as 5.14.23-ls76 or 6.5.x for older hardware.

I've been on this for a week or 2, mostly because patch notes said it was supposed to help some L3 switch issues I was seeing (which did improve).
Have had no issues so far

[sage2050]

Is it safe to go directly from 5.14.23 to 7.3.83?

[a_n_d_y]

I went from 5.14.23 to 7.1.68 a while back and only had to make some adjustments to the AP Groups, so I can confirm that worked in my situation.

 

I've upgraded to 7.3.83 since then.

 

Hope that helps.

Edited May 13 by a_n_d_y

[PeteAsking]

34 minutes ago, a_n_d_y said:

I went from 5.14.23 to 7.1.68 a while back and only had to make some adjustments to the AP Groups, so I can confirm that worked in my situation.

 

I've upgraded to 7.3.83 since then.

 

Hope that helps.

It should be safe but some old devices could stop working if you have any in your environment. There have been many posts about various old devices in this thread and how they have issues. You should review that unless all your devices are on the newer side. 

[vw-kombi]

8 hours ago, a_n_d_y said:

I went from 5.14.23 to 7.1.68 a while back and only had to make some adjustments to the AP Groups, so I can confirm that worked in my situation.

 

I've upgraded to 7.3.83 since then.

 

Hope that helps.

Can you post yr equipment if old and ‘unsupported’ that works.

[PeteAsking]

7.4.156 was released to official 14 hours ago. I have an upgrade to this version scheduled for 13/06/2023 (13 days time - will post an update 48h later) if anyone is wanting to wait along for the test at this time where I will check the forums for issues and then update if it seems all clear.

 

Otherwise if you choose to update then you are on your own and just tell us what happened.

 

Kind regards

Pete

Edited June 1 by PeteAsking

[ultimz]

I made the jump from 7.1.68 to 7.3.83. Only issue I had was an error when starting the container... it complained about invalid memory heap size. I had to set the MEM_LIMIT and MEM_STARTUP back to default and it worked again.