3.9.2-# Stable Channel Changelog

3.9.2-51

Merged 4th Dec 2019
Released 16th Dec 2019

I am again chuffed to finally release this next instalment in our Stable Channel updates.
Welcome and thanks, as always, to another first time Rockstor contributor @p-betula-pendula for an innovative power saving / convenience addition to our scheduled shut down feature:

  • Scheduled tasks: add feature to scan for network devices before shutting down. Fixes #2038 @p-betula-pendula

And apologies to p-betula-pendula for not getting this in and released earlier.

Again thanks to @Flox, our intrepid forum moderator and prolific contributor, for the following:

And finally a few enhancements / fixes from myself @phillxnet:

This clears our backlog of currently viable pull requests and will hopefully also mark the beginning of the next phase of Rockstor as this release has a rough split of CentOS and openSUSE specific fixes to:

  • Improve our config save / restore capabilities, thanks @Flox, which in turn eases the move from a CentOS install to an openSUSE based one.
  • Fix / Enable our docker and self update capabilities in our openSUSE Leap15.1 offering, @Flox and me, which in turn nudges this offering closer still to feature parity (but not quite there just yet).

And thanks again to our new and very patient first time contributor p-betula-pendula. I tried to get this enhancement into the 49-50 versions but this didn’t end up happening.

Thanks to all our Stable channel subscribers for helping to keep the light on.

*If you have a Stable channel updates subscription and do not see this update available please check your subscription status and relevant Appliance ID via our recently available ‘self service’ Appman facility: https://appman.rockstor.com/

If all looks well and you are still not offered this update then please PM me on the forum with your current Appliance ID and I will look to what the problem may be. There is a known issue for a small subset of our subscribers which I can only sort if contacted.

Also note that if you had/have updated from our now legacy CentOS testing channel your system may not actually be running what it indicates. This bug does not affect systems that have never been on the testing channel. “yum info rockstor” to confirm your installed version for sure.

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