Dev log for 3.9.2

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Hello Everyone!

After releasing 3.9.1, I took about a two week break roughing it up in Yosemite. It feels great to be back and get started on the next release. I have not yet triaged issues for next milestones, expecting that to happen this week. But I’ll mostly be working on issues reported to our support portal and the ones in Panamint Valley.

I was happy to see pull requests from @phillxnet ready to start 3.9.2 release cycle. So, without further delay, 3.9.1-1 is now available! Two disk management related bugs have been fixed in this update. Thank you Phil!

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No end of trouble with RockOns
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Creating SMB Share
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#3

@suman
I’m excited about the next development cycle :grinning:
With reference to another forum thread and kernel related question…

Can you comment on, if 3.9.2 will include any kernel update?
If not, which cycle you may intend to include another update?

Thanks!

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#4

I would also like to know when you are planning on implementing Kernel 4.12 as I use RAID 6 :slight_smile:

#5

3.9.2 will definitely get a new kernel, I’ll have it pushed to the testing repo soon after some preliminary testing here.

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#6

Happy Saturday!

3.9.1-2 is now available! Thanks to @phillxnet for closing two issues for this update. One is a bugfix in scrub scheduling and the other is an enhancement in disk management. Enjoy the update!

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Error Scheduling Scrub
Btrfs Scrub - scheduled task got cancelled - no reason being displayed?
Scheduled scrub throws an error
Scheduled Scrub not running
What do these messages mean?
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#8

Hello Everyone!

3.9.1-3 is now available! And this is another one from @phillxnet’s contributions. First is a bugfix in Share mounting mechanism. The other is a really nice enhancement to tracking mount status. Thank you Phil!

Error that won't go without reboot
Subvolumes not mounted but pools mount
Added drives to pool, shares no longer mounting
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#11

Hi there,

Just a few questions because I’m confused.

Is 3.9.1-2 available on testing channel or stable channel?

My system is on stable channel and it says:

“System is running the latest Rockstor version: 3.9.1-0”

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@chipped Welcome to the Rockstor community.
The posts in this thread pertain to the development of the next stable release ie 3.9.2 and as such are distributed only via the testing channel. Currently the latest stable channel update is 3.9.1-0 as your system indicates.
Please see our Update Channels doc for the definition of, and intention behind, this arrangement.

Hope that answers your questions and thanks for helping to supporting Rockstor’s development.

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#13

@phillxnet Thanks for clearing that up, Phil.

I’m really looking forward to the next update. I’ll stay on the Stable channel for now as this server has important data and uptime is a priority! :smiley:

#14

Hello Boys and Girls,

3.9.1-4 is now available. A bug in config backup and restore is fixed. Two more bugs in user management are also fixed. This one is also a Phillip’date like the last three. Thank you @phillxnet. As some of you are waiting, I did manage to test the 4.12 kernel and added it along with btrfs-progs 4.12. Enjoy the update and please test away!

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Failed to import any pool on this device(5) caused by space_cache
Error when adding new user
Problem restoring config file
Rsync to a Rockstor Share
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#16

Hello Community!

3.9.1-5 is now released. A few bugs in the Pool scrub feature have been fixed along with nice enhancements and improved test coverage. All thanks to @phillxnet! he’s on a roll! Enjoy the update!

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#18

Hello Everyone!

3.9.1-6 is now available! Two enhancements to the frontend were made in this release. It’s brought to you by @ganti_priya, @phillxnet and myself. Thank you Phil and Priya!

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#20

3.9.1-7 is now available folks! I fixed a bug in the network management. @Flyer updated the Chart.js library. Thanks Mirko!

After update to 3.90.-16: Error running a command. cmd
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