TOS 7.0.0706 Beta (X86) is Released for Update

[Gremlin]

**Try to find out who is calling `iniparse`**

And there was I, thinking that was function of THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM to find out where they had "messed up".

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grep -r "iniparse" /etc/ /usr/lib/systemd/ /var/spool/cron/ 2>/dev/null
/etc/tos/scripts/powerlast:        powerlast=`iniparse -c -f $sysconf -s system -k PowerSet`
/etc/tos/scripts/buzzer:    status=$(iniparse  -c -f $buzzer_config  -k  $1)
/etc/tos/scripts/spindown:    buffer=`iniparse  -f  /etc/tos/standby.conf  -c -k standby`
/etc/tos/scripts/setgateway:    local defaultgw=`iniparse -c -f ${defaultsys} -s system -k defaultgwdev`
/etc/tos/scripts/setgateway:iniparse -a -f ${defaultsys} -s system -k defaultgwdev -v ${interface}
/etc/tos/scripts/setgateway:options_dhcp=`iniparse -c -f ${networkcfg} -s ${interface} -k DHCP | tr a-z A-Z`
/etc/tos/scripts/setgateway:    options_gateway=`iniparse -c -f ${networkcfg} -s ${interface} -k GATEWAY`
/etc/tos/scripts/setgateway:    options_dns1=`iniparse -c -f ${networkcfg} -s ${interface} -k DNS1`
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#    Autofan=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Autofan)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#    Fanspeed=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Fanspeed)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#    Autofan=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Autofan)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#    Fanspeed=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Fanspeed)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#    Autofan=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Autofan)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#    Fanspeed=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Fanspeed)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#      Autofan=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Autofan)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#      Fanspeed=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Fanspeed)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#      Autofan=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Autofan)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#      Fanspeed=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Fanspeed)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#      Autofan=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Autofan)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:#      Fanspeed=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k Fanspeed)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:        TIMESERVER=$(iniparse -c -f ${DEFAULTSYS} -s system -k timeserver)
/etc/tos/scripts/sysinit:if [[ $(iniparse -c -f "${DEFAULTSYS}" -s system -k timemode) == "1" ]]; then
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:TOS_TRIP_SIZE=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s raid -k trip_size)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:TOS_CORE_SIZE=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s tos -k core_size)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:TOS_SWAP_SIZE=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s tos -k swap_size)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:TOS_BOOT_SIZE=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s tos -k boot_size)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:    iniparse -a -f $TOS_VOLUE_CONFIG -s "$uuid" -system >/dev/null 2>&1
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:    local sort=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_VOLUE_CONFIG -s "$uuid" -k sort)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:    local sort=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_VOLUE_CONFIG -s $uuid -k sort 2>/dev/null)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:        local MNTOPT=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s filesystem -k btrfs)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:        local level=$(iniparse -c -f "${TOS_VOLUE_CONFIG}" -s "${uuid}" -k compression 2>/dev/null)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:        local btrfsSubvolName=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s filesystem -k btrfs_subvolName)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:        local MNTOPT=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s filesystem -k xfs)
/etc/tos/scripts/scripts:        local MNTOPT=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s filesystem -k ext4)
/etc/tos/scripts/flashcache:    local SECTION=$(iniparse -c -f "$CACHE_CONFIG" -s $UUID)
/etc/tos/scripts/flashcache:        local CACHE_MODEL=$(iniparse -c -f "$CACHE_CONFIG" -s "${UUID}" -k cache_model)
/etc/tos/scripts/flashcache:        local CACHESIZE=$(iniparse -c -f "$CACHE_CONFIG" -s "${UUID}" -k cache_capacity)
/etc/tos/scripts/flashcache:        local MD_UUID=$(iniparse -c -f "$CACHE_CONFIG" -s "${UUID}" -k md_uuid)
/etc/tos/scripts/flashcache:            iniparse -d -f "$CACHE_CONFIG" -s "$UUID"
/etc/tos/scripts/flashcache:                iniparse -d -f $CACHE_CONFIG -s $UUID
/etc/tos/scripts/compression:    local level=`iniparse -c -f "${volume_conf}" -s "${uuid}" -k compression`

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/etc/ppp/ip-up.d/route:    r=$(iniparse -f /etc/pptp/pptpclient.conf -s "$config_name" -k redirect-gateway -c)
/etc/ppp/ip-up.d/route:    r=$(iniparse -f /etc/l2tp/l2tpclient.conf -s "$config_name" -k def_gateway -c)
/etc/ppp/ip-up.d/route:    r=$(iniparse -f /etc/pptp/pptpclient.conf -s "$config_name" -k reconnect -c)
/etc/ppp/ip-up.d/route:    r=$(iniparse -f /etc/l2tp/l2tpclient.conf -s "$config_name" -k reconnect -c)
/etc/ppp/ip-up.d/route:    vpn_server_ip=$(iniparse -f /etc/l2tp/l2tpclient.conf -s "$config_name" -k server_address -c)
/etc/ppp/ip-up.d/route:    vpn_server_ip=$(iniparse -f /etc/pptp/pptpclient.conf -s "$config_name" -k server_address -c)
/etc/openvpn/update-route.sh:    rg_value=$(iniparse -f "$ovpn_config_file" -s "$config_name" -k redirect-gateway -c 2>/dev/null)
/etc/openvpn/update-route.sh:    rc_value=$(iniparse -f "$ovpn_config_file" -s "$config_name" -k reconnect -c 2>/dev/null)
/etc/init.d/nas/stopRaid:        iniparse -d -f /etc/volume/storage.conf -s "$TOS_RAID_UUID"
/etc/init.d/nas/stopRaid:iniparse -d -f $TOS_VOLUE_CONFIG -s "$TOS_RAID_UUID"
/etc/init.d/nas/stopRaid:iniparse -d -f $TOS_STORAGE_CONFIG -s "$TOS_RAID_UUID"
/etc/init.d/nas/stopVolumeGroup:iniparse -d -f /etc/volume/storage.conf -s "$VGUUID"
/etc/init.d/nas/makeRaid:iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/storage.conf -s "$TOS_RAID_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makeRaid:            iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makeRaid:               iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makeRaid:                       iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/stopFS:            local btrfsSubvolName=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s filesystem -k btrfs_subvolName)
/etc/init.d/nas/stopLVM:        local btrfsSubvolName=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s filesystem -k btrfs_subvolName)
/etc/init.d/nas/stopLVM:    iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s $TOS_UUID -system >> $logFile 2>&1
/etc/init.d/nas/stopLVM:iniparse -d -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" >> $logFile 2>&1
/etc/init.d/nas/mdadm-monitor:TOS_CORE_SIZE=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s tos -k core_size)
/etc/init.d/nas/mdadm-monitor:TOS_SWAP_SIZE=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s tos -k swap_size)
/etc/init.d/nas/mdadm-monitor:TOS_BOOT_SIZE=$(iniparse -c -f $TOS_DEFAULT_CONFIG -s tos -k boot_size)
/etc/init.d/nas/makeVolumeGroup:coresize=$(iniparse -c -f ${TOS_RAID_CONF} -s tos -k coresize)
/etc/init.d/nas/makeVolumeGroup:swapsize=$(iniparse -c -f ${TOS_RAID_CONF} -s tos -k swapsize)
/etc/init.d/nas/makeVolumeGroup:iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/storage.conf -s "$TOS_UUID_STR" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/udhcps:  local defaultgw=$(iniparse -c -f ${defaultsys} -s system -k defaultgwdev)
/etc/init.d/nas/udhcps:    options_slave=$(iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${interface} -k SLAVE)
/etc/init.d/nas/udhcps:  options_mtu=$(iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${interface} -k MTU)
/etc/init.d/nas/udhcps:    olddns=$(iniparse -c -f /etc/network -s "${interface}" -k "DNS${key}")
/etc/init.d/nas/udhcps:        iniparse -a -f /etc/network -s "${interface}" -k "DNS${key}" -v "${i}"
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:    local defaultgw=`iniparse -c -f ${defaultsys} -s system -k defaultgwdev`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:    local options_dhcp=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k DHCP | tr a-z A-Z`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local WLANLINKMODE=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k WLANLINKMODE`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local WLANSSID=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k WLANSSID`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local WLANENC=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k WLANENC`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local WLANPASSWD=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k WLANPASSWD`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local options_ip=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k IPADDRESS`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local options_netmask=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k NETMASK`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local options_mtu=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k MTU`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local options_gateway=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k GATEWAY`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local options_mac=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k MAC`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local options_dns1=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k DNS1`
/etc/init.d/nas/wirelessconn:        local options_dns2=`iniparse -c -f ${inipath} -s ${ifcs} -k DNS2`
/etc/init.d/nas/makeLVM:TOS_MNT_PATH=/Volume$(iniparse -c -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -sort sort)
/etc/init.d/nas/makeLVM:            iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makeLVM:                        iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makeLVM:                        iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/stopmd:         iniparse -d -f /etc/volume/storage.conf -s "$TOS_RAID_UUID"
/etc/init.d/nas/stopmd:iniparse -d -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$UUID"
/etc/init.d/nas/makemd:coresize=$(iniparse -c -f ${TOS_RAID_CONF} -s tos -k coresize)
/etc/init.d/nas/makemd:swapsize=$(iniparse -c -f ${TOS_RAID_CONF} -s tos -k swapsize)
/etc/init.d/nas/makemd:TOS_MNT_PATH=/Volume$(iniparse -c -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -sort sort)
/etc/init.d/nas/makemd:iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/storage.conf -s "$TOS_SYSID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makemd:      iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makemd:      iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/init.d/nas/makemd:      iniparse -a -f /etc/volume/volume.conf -s "$TOS_UUID" -system
/etc/samba/buildhome:    ADS_STAT=$(iniparse -c -f /etc/domain.config -s domain -k connection_status)
/etc/samba/buildhome:    LDAP_STAT=$(iniparse -c -f /etc/domain.config -s ldap -k connection_status)

[Dennis_H]

Here is the desktop now after this version. The drive has been my backup drive since TOS 4.0 and was detecting and backing up fine with USB copy till now.



Same drive attached to PC. All files are there including latest backups till this version was installed.



Here is version info.




Is there any troubleshooting info I can get for you? I don't know why it doesn't recognize the USB backup now and wants a new volume when it has worked till now.

This is the email I get from the system...
Mounting USB devices requires pre-existing volumes. Please create a volume first, then reinsert the USB device.

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Device name: TNAS-01952a
Model: F2-221
TOS version: TOS_X642.0_7.0.0706

Technical Support:
[email protected]

[Zymphad]

SMB shared folder access completely inaccessible. It doesn't even ask for permission. Just nothing. WTF happened with this update?

I tried using SFTP, that didn't work either.

[Phil]

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smartctl -H /dev/sdb
smartctl -A /dev/sdb | grep -E "^(5|187|193|197|198) "
hdparm -B /dev/sdb

Please enter the above command in the terminal and then tell us the output.

My lack of Linux skills nearly caught me out but I realised I needed to repeat this for sda as well as sdb as they're the two HDDs in RAID1.

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Adm1n@Therver2:~# smartctl -H /dev/sdb
smartctl 7.5 2025-04-30 r5714 [x86_64-linux-6.12.63+] (local build)
Copyright (C) 2002-25, Bruce Allen, Christian Franke, www.smartmontools.org

=== START OF READ SMART DATA SECTION ===
SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED

Adm1n@Therver2:~# smartctl -A /dev/sdb | grep -E "^(5|187|193|197|198) "
193 Load_Cycle_Count        0x0012   100   100   000    Old_age   Always       -       396
197 Current_Pending_Sector  0x0022   100   100   000    Old_age   Always       -       0
198 Offline_Uncorrectable   0x0008   100   100   000    Old_age   Offline      -       0
Adm1n@Therver2:~# hdparm -B /dev/sdb

/dev/sdb:
 APM_level      = 254
Adm1n@Therver2:~# smartctl -H /dev/sda
smartctl 7.5 2025-04-30 r5714 [x86_64-linux-6.12.63+] (local build)
Copyright (C) 2002-25, Bruce Allen, Christian Franke, www.smartmontools.org

=== START OF READ SMART DATA SECTION ===
SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED

Adm1n@Therver2:~# smartctl -A /dev/sda | grep -E "^(5|187|193|197|198) "
193 Load_Cycle_Count        0x0012   100   100   000    Old_age   Always       -       394
197 Current_Pending_Sector  0x0022   100   100   000    Old_age   Always       -       0
198 Offline_Uncorrectable   0x0008   100   100   000    Old_age   Offline      -       0
Adm1n@Therver2:~# hdparm -B /dev/sda

/dev/sda:
 APM_level      = 254
Adm1n@Therver2:~#

We are still testing this issue internally. I will notify you as soon as the test results are available.

[snapsh0t]

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We are still testing this issue internally. I will notify you as soon as the test results are available.

Thank you.

[MikeZhang]

If you see this prompt, please stop immediately. Do not click "Create Volume" or "Initialize" on the page!

The screenshot shows you already have a normal "Volume 1," indicating your NAS internal storage is healthy. Clicking "Create Volume" at this point will cause the system to forcibly repartition and format your external USB device using fdisk/mkfs, resulting in complete data loss.

You can open the TOS terminal and enter the following command and take a screenshot:

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df -h

Possible cause: Device role misjudgment (expansion enclosure logic): When the system detects certain large-capacity or specific partition tables of USB external hard drives, the internal Storage Manager mistakenly identifies it as an "uninitialized internal expansion hard drive," thus incorrectly guiding you through the "Create Storage Pool - Create Volume" internal hard drive initialization process.

How to restore normal automatic mounting function?

After copying the data and ensuring its safety, you can try the following methods to restore the web interface to normal:

Safe reboot: Unplug the USB device and restart the NAS. This forces a refresh of the system's udevd and storage daemon processes, and usually after a reboot, the device can be directly recognized as external storage when inserted again.

[EriChan]

Thank you for your feedback! Regarding the issues you encountered during the TOS7 Beta test, here are the explanations:

1. iniparse crashes on every boot:
We have confirmed that this problem does exist and have submitted it to our product team. It will be fixed in future versions.

2. md9 (system array) shows a degraded state and immediately triggers a recovery during startup.:
This is related to the array detection logic during startup. It usually does not affect data security or system operation, so please rest assured.

3. Invalid configuration values in journald.conf:
We have confirmed this configuration incompatibility issue and submitted it to our product team. We will evaluate and optimize the solution in subsequent versions.

Thank you again for your patience and understanding!

[storageninja]

Thank you for your feedback! Regarding the issues you encountered during the TOS7 Beta test, here are the explanations:

1. iniparse crashes on every boot:
We have confirmed that this problem does exist and have submitted it to our product team. It will be fixed in future versions.

2. md9 (system array) shows a degraded state and immediately triggers a recovery during startup.:
This is related to the array detection logic during startup. It usually does not affect data security or system operation, so please rest assured.

3. Invalid configuration values in journald.conf:
We have confirmed this configuration incompatibility issue and submitted it to our product team. We will evaluate and optimize the solution in subsequent versions.

Thank you again for your patience and understanding!

It was a good remote session, thanks for helping making TOS7 better for everyone.

[Dennis_H]

Here is the df -h screen shot.



I unplugged the USB again. told it to do a full shutdown, waited 30 min for it to power off and it never did. Touched power button for it to power off. Waited 1 min to restart, gave it 10 min after it was up and re-inserted the USB. It worked this time. I had rebooted, but never did the full shutdown.

The df -h after full power down and re-insert of USB.

If you see this prompt, please stop immediately. Do not click "Create Volume" or "Initialize" on the page!

The screenshot shows you already have a normal "Volume 1," indicating your NAS internal storage is healthy. Clicking "Create Volume" at this point will cause the system to forcibly repartition and format your external USB device using fdisk/mkfs, resulting in complete data loss.

You can open the TOS terminal and enter the following command and take a screenshot:

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df -h

Possible cause: Device role misjudgment (expansion enclosure logic): When the system detects certain large-capacity or specific partition tables of USB external hard drives, the internal Storage Manager mistakenly identifies it as an "uninitialized internal expansion hard drive," thus incorrectly guiding you through the "Create Storage Pool - Create Volume" internal hard drive initialization process.

How to restore normal automatic mounting function?

After copying the data and ensuring its safety, you can try the following methods to restore the web interface to normal:

Safe reboot: Unplug the USB device and restart the NAS. This forces a refresh of the system's udevd and storage daemon processes, and usually after a reboot, the device can be directly recognized as external storage when inserted again.