TrueNAS SCALE 22.12.1 has been released!

[systract]

https://download.truenas.com/TrueNAS-SCALE-Bluefin/22.12.1/TrueNAS-SCALE-22.12.1.iso

smooth upgrade, no problem so far.

 

[Kris Moore]

Glad to hear it! Did mine this morning as well, no surprises along the way.

 

[morganL]

Welcome all good and bad update stories here.

If there are any major issues, please also start a new thread.

 

[rusty6285]

Hi folks, I'm new to the forum and also new to TrueNAS as of a few weeks ago.

I just updated to this new release, and I cannot edit any existing replication tasks. I get the following error (all was working fine prior to update)

"[EINVAL] replication_update.sudo: null not allowed"


I can create brand new replication tasks, but cannot edit them after, same error.

Wondering if anyone else can replicate?

 

[Trevor68]

Update went fine, only 2 of 14 apps would start, I see these were the only 2 using PVC storage.
Once I disabled Hostpath Validation the other 12 started fine. I note that I had Hostpath Validation enabled ok before this update.

 

[rusty6285]

Hi folks, I'm new to the forum and also new to TrueNAS as of a few weeks ago.

I just updated to this new release, and I cannot edit any existing replication tasks. I get the following error (all was working fine prior to update)

"[EINVAL] replication_update.sudo: null not allowed"


I can create brand new replication tasks, but cannot edit them after, same error.

Wondering if anyone else can replicate?

I got a response to same post in reddit:

Yep, that's a legit bug. We're tracking it here now:

https://ixsystems.atlassian.net/browse/NAS-120432

We'll post updated / details on work-arounds on the Jira ticket as they land.

 

[HoneyBadger]

Update went fine, only 2 of 14 apps would start, I see these were the only 2 using PVC storage.
Once I disabled Hostpath Validation the other 12 started fine. I note that I had Hostpath Validation enabled ok before this update.

Are you by any chance using hostPath on a child directory of a parent share, eg:

SMB share: /mnt/Poolname/media
hostPath: /mnt/Poolname/media/Movies

 

[Trevor68]

I absolutely am, as that was the original bluefin workaround, I am unsure best method now that is not possible? I'm know a lot of home users like myself serve media and would also like to know the recommended method for adding it?

 

[danb35]

I absolutely am, as that was the original bluefin workaround, I am unsure best method now that is not possible?

Disable host path validation? As was discussed extensively when 22.12.0 was released?

 

[Trevor68]

Maybe, I would be interested in what changed in this release though

 

[danb35]

Maybe, I would be interested in what changed in this release though

The popular workaround (using a subdirectory of the share as a host path) exploited a bug in the host path validation logic, as many of us (including me) suspected at the outset. That bug has now been fixed.

 

[Tony-1971]

Upgrade without problems.
Thank you!

 

[morganL]

It looks like about 3,000 systems have updated... host path validation remains the primary issue to be aware of, but not unexpected.

 

[dbb12345]

Could use a lil help/feedback in Discord with my install on Scale#install

 

[andyjay777]

Upgraded from 22.02.04 without issue.

I did preemptively change Plex to use NFS for media libraries (rather than hostpath). Took <5 mins to make that change before the upgrade.

 

[Trevor68]

Cool, can those NFS shares be accessed from a windows box?

 

[andyjay777]

Cool, can those NFS shares be accessed from a windows box?

NFS share to the Plex pod.
SMB share to windows (same path)

 

[Trevor68]

Gotcha thanks

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

It looks like about 3,000 systems have updated... host path validation remains the primary issue to be aware of, but not unexpected.

What is the reasoning behind that? I mean, the very reason for hosting containerized applications on a NAS is to have file sharing access while simultaneously mounting the dataset into a container. This is never a problem on CORE and with jails. And NFS is not a substitute for a local mount. The file system semantics are completely different.

 

[soopaman]

Debian-based TrueNAS Scale updated – and iXsystems wins a gong