NAS4Free 10.3.0.3.3065 released (FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE-P11)

[zoon01]

The NAS4Free Team is pleased to announce the release of version 10.3.0.3.3065.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/nas4fre ... .0.3.3065/

Everyone can upgrade from NAS4Free version 9.3.0.2.1310 or Higher.
Please read the README.

Changes after release 10.3.0.3.2987
===============================
- Upgrade to FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE-P11.
- Upgrade inadyn-mt to 02.28.10.
- Upgrade php to 7.0.12.
- Upgrade syncthing to 0.14.9.
- Upgrade tmux to 2.3.
- Upgrade zoneinfo to 2016h.
- Upgrade virtualbox-ose to 5.1.8.
- Upgrade sudo to 1.8.18P1.
- Upgrade nano to 2.7.1.
- Update translations.
- Improved Disks|ZFS|Pools|Information page.
- Improved Disks|ZFS|Pools|I/O Statistics page.
- Improved Diagnostics|Information|Mounts page.
- Improved Diagnostics|Information|Swap page.
- Add Zend OPcache module.
- Add APCu module.
- Change service Webserver to use FastCGI.
- Fix wrong pool array displayed in function upgrade.
- Fix reverted libvncserver for proper shutdown vms.

Regards,
The NAS4Free Team

[Jack Foobar]

Seems to be working well. Logs are pretty. No errors. I don't use half of what you changed, so I can't speak to that.

Btw, I figured out how to increase the file xfer speed on cifs/samba. For some odd reason, I get downthrottled if auto is set on a linux cifs client(4.3.11) on kernel 4.8.5 when doing a fstab file mount. You have to specify "vers=2.0" or "vers=2.1" or "vers=3.0" or "vers=3.02" in the options for the mount, matching SMB2 or SMB3 or whatever NAS3Free is set at.

I do SMB2, because Windows 10 is banned from my place. And Windows 8 is for aholes. It was previously kicking me down to NT1, which disabled high speed large file transfers. Which was really really painful.

But now, with the new CIFS diagnostics, I can see it connecting at SMB2_10. Which is lovely.

In any case, I just wanted to share. Kill the auto, hard code vers=2.1 in the mount options. That's it.

https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/LinuxCIFSKernel

[loozhengyuan]

Hello. Updated to this version but my problems still don't get solved:

1. Recently, every version I update, my config will disappear.
2. Whenever I try to download some files from File Manager, the WebGUI crashes and the only way is to enter console to restart WebGUI.

Anyone have any ideas?

[apollo567]

Hello. Updated to this version but my problems still don't get solved:
2. Whenever I try to download some files from File Manager, the WebGUI crashes and the only way is to enter console to restart WebGUI.
Anyone have any ideas?

Did you try it with different Browsers ?

[apollo567]

Update worked for me without problems....

[loozhengyuan]

Hello. Updated to this version but my problems still don't get solved:
2. Whenever I try to download some files from File Manager, the WebGUI crashes and the only way is to enter console to restart WebGUI.
Anyone have any ideas?

Did you try it with different Browsers ?

I've just tried, nope the problem still persisted. With an .exe file its okay, .iso file doesn't work. Does it have to do with the size that i'm downloading? Less than 1GB though

[zoon01]

Hello. Updated to this version but my problems still don't get solved:

1. Recently, every version I update, my config will disappear.
2. Whenever I try to download some files from File Manager, the WebGUI crashes and the only way is to enter console to restart WebGUI.

Anyone have any ideas?

try 11.0.0.3 please, that could give info on console where it goes wrong on upgrades!
we added some checks for this behaving to catch but normally a flash would not go wrong.

Contact me on pm after install 11.0.0.3 for an embedded file to test flashing!

[darioml]

Seems to be working well. Logs are pretty. No errors. I don't use half of what you changed, so I can't speak to that.

Btw, I figured out how to increase the file xfer speed on cifs/samba. For some odd reason, I get downthrottled if auto is set on a linux cifs client(4.3.11) on kernel 4.8.5 when doing a fstab file mount. You have to specify "vers=2.0" or "vers=2.1" or "vers=3.0" or "vers=3.02" in the options for the mount, matching SMB2 or SMB3 or whatever NAS3Free is set at.

I do SMB2, because Windows 10 is banned from my place. And Windows 8 is for aholes. It was previously kicking me down to NT1, which disabled high speed large file transfers. Which was really really painful.

But now, with the new CIFS diagnostics, I can see it connecting at SMB2_10. Which is lovely.

In any case, I just wanted to share. Kill the auto, hard code vers=2.1 in the mount options. That's it.

https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/LinuxCIFSKernel

Hi.

Sorry, where did you place those options?

According to

https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/ma ... onf.5.html

I put in the "Auxiliary parameters" of the "Services|CIFS/SMB|Settings" section:

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client min protocol=SMB2

but still my mobile connects to the server in NT1:

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PID     Username      Group         Machine            Protocol Version
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
6824      mida          family        192.168.0.164 (ipv4:192.168.0.164:33008) NT1
6824      mida          family        192.168.0.164 (ipv4:192.168.0.164:33008) NT1

I even tried to put the

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client min protocol=SMB2

just in the "Auxiliary parameters" of only one Share, but no change either.

Any help?

Thanks!

[darioml]

I updated from 2987 without any problem, but firstly disabling eGUI.

One question, though: the server didn't restart itself after having finished the update. It stopped showing the total time it had been online and I had to turn it off and on manually.

Why would it be this way?

Thanks!

[raulfg3]

https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/ma ... onf.5.html

I put in the "Auxiliary parameters" of the "Services|CIFS/SMB|Settings" section:

Code: Select all

client min protocol=SMB2

but still my mobile connects to the server in NT1:

Code: Select all

PID     Username      Group         Machine            Protocol Version
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
6824      mida          family        192.168.0.164 (ipv4:192.168.0.164:33008) NT1
6824      mida          family        192.168.0.164 (ipv4:192.168.0.164:33008) NT1

I even tried to put the

Code: Select all

client min protocol=SMB2

just in the "Auxiliary parameters" of only one Share, but no change either.

Any help?

Thanks!

try

Code: Select all

min protocol=SMB2

whitout client

or

Code: Select all

min protocol=SMB2
client min protocol=SMB2

[darioml]

https://www.samba.org/samba/docs/man/ma ... onf.5.html

I put in the "Auxiliary parameters" of the "Services|CIFS/SMB|Settings" section:

Code: Select all

client min protocol=SMB2

but still my mobile connects to the server in NT1:

Code: Select all

PID     Username      Group         Machine            Protocol Version
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
6824      mida          family        192.168.0.164 (ipv4:192.168.0.164:33008) NT1
6824      mida          family        192.168.0.164 (ipv4:192.168.0.164:33008) NT1

I even tried to put the

Code: Select all

client min protocol=SMB2

just in the "Auxiliary parameters" of only one Share, but no change either.

Any help?

Thanks!

try

Code: Select all

min protocol=SMB2

whitout client

or

Code: Select all

min protocol=SMB2
client min protocol=SMB2

Thanks! It was that, since I am setting the minimum protocol for the server side:

Code: Select all

min protocol=SMB2

[camne419]

I've downloaded the LiveUSB image, and written it to a new USB drive. It boots and runs cleanly, but forgets it's configuration on every reboot.

I've also tried restoring the backup configuration file via the web manager... it gets ignored.

I've also tried restoring the backup by mounting both new & old USB drives and coping the config.xml file directly over via command line... it gets ignored.

I've reset to factory defaults via console menu, rebooted, setup the IP address via the console, rebooted... and the configuration is lost.

During the boot up process, the only odd thing that happens is that it claims to have found the config file on FD0, but a dmesg report shows no FD0 device. There is no floppy drive connected to the system.

I have my original USB with the older NAS4Free to revert back to, if needed.

[raulfg3]

I've downloaded the LiveUSB image, and written it to a new USB drive. It boots and runs cleanly, but forgets it's configuration on every reboot.

do not work in this way.

1 - you need to boot from liveUSB, and use option 9 to do a full or embeded (recomended) install on a NEW USB, then this new USB will boot and do not forget config ( because is not a LIVE version ).

read FAQ75: http://wiki.nas4free.org/doku.php?id=faq:0075

[camne419]

I've downloaded the LiveUSB image, and written it to a new USB drive. It boots and runs cleanly, but forgets it's configuration on every reboot.

do not work in this way.

1 - you need to boot from liveUSB, and use option 9 to do a full or embeded (recomended) install on a NEW USB, then this new USB will boot and do not forget config ( because is not a LIVE version ).

read FAQ75: http://wiki.nas4free.org/doku.php?id=faq:0075

Yeah, stupid mistake on my part... realized that not long after posting.

Thanks!

[almirjakubaitis]

Upgrade from 10.3.0.3.2942 not worked. The system didn't boot.
But reinstall and restore config worked great!
Thanks all team!