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Hello
and
welcome
to
the
Unrayed
April
Digest.
I'm
your
host,
Stefanopartina,
and
today
we're
gonna
talk
about
all
things
that
went
down
in
April.
With
our
first
topic,
I'm
sure
all
of
you
have
heard
this
by
now
because
all
of
the
buzz
has
been
generated
online
and
pretty
much
everyone
talking
about
it.
And
if
you
haven't
heard,
well,
uh
good
job,
I
guess.
But
45
Home
Lab
and
Lime
Technology,
the
creators
of
Unraid,
have
released
their
new
X15
server.
This
is
a
jointly
engineered
server
designed
to
meet
the
needs
of
the
most
common
Home
Lab
use
cases
and
be
as
flexible
as
possible.
The
CPU
chosen
for
the
X15
is
an
Intel
14700,
which
has
20
cores
and
28
threads.
It
also
has
an
IGPU.
This
is
a
good
choice
because
it
has
plenty
of
room
for
virtual
machines
and
or
containers,
and
can
also
support
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transcoding
for
streaming
services.
No
dedicated
GPU
is
required,
which
reduces
costs,
frees
up
a
PCIe
slot,
and
reduces
the
system's
power
consumption
overall.
A
workstation
motherboard
was
chosen
for
this
build
because
it
offers
things
that
consumer
motherboards
cannot,
like
supporting
ECC
memory,
A-speed
BMC
for
full
remote
IPMI,
out-of-band
management
and
troubleshooting,
an
onboard
speaker
that
is
also
useful
for
troubleshooting,
four
PCIe
Gen
4
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slots,
eight
SATA
ports,
dual
PCIe
Gen
5
slots,
an
M.2
E
key
for
Wi-Fi,
128GB
capacity
across
the
four
DEM
slots,
and
an
Intel
2.5
GB
Ethernet
port.
This
is
genuinely
a
great
pick
for
a
motherboard
because
it
is
so
well
rounded
and
can
be
applied
to
many
use
cases.
If
the
onboard
2.5
GB
Ethernet
isn't
fast
enough
for
you,
this
system
also
comes
with
an
Intel
X550
T2,
which
is
a
dual
10GB
Ethernet
NIC.
On
the
storage
front,
we
are
given
the
most
trusted
and
heavily
regarded
LSI
9400
HBA
card
as
a
storage
controller.
The
X15
will
have
16GB
of
DDR4
ECC
memory,
which
will
help
defend
against
data
corruption
and
improve
system
reliability.
There
is
a
1TB
Kingston
NVMe
boot
drive
that
will
store
the
Unraid
OS
itself,
so
no
SD
card
or
USB
stick
is
required.
Oh
and
by
the
way,
the
X15
includes
an
Unraid
lifetime
license,
so
that
means
there's
no
expiration,
there's
no
subscriptions,
and
there
are
no
fees.
Lastly,
the
X15
comes
with
a
trustworthy
and
fully
modular
Corsair
1000
watt
80
plus
gold
rated
power
supply,
which
will
give
you
plenty
of
headroom
in
the
future
for
dedicated
GPU
expansion,
and
it
will
also
run
silently
and
quietly.
Speaking
of
quietly,
the
included
Arctic
P12
Pro
fans
will
provide
maximum
airflow
to
keep
things
cool
all
the
while
being
silent
enough
for
your
home
or
office.
Unrate
7.3
release
candidate
1
is
now
generally
available,
and
this
release
candidate
brings
us
better
onboarding,
internal
boot
support,
TPM-based
licensing,
Docker
and
storage
improvements,
web
UI
improvements,
virtualization
updates,
hardware
support,
and
platform
package
updates.
Before
you
run
off
and
install
the
release
candidate
1,
be
sure
to
visit
the
blog
page
to
learn
about
known
issues,
considerations
for
rolling
back,
and
how
to
report
bugs
should
you
discover
them.
Unraid
OS
7.2.5
is
available
and
it's
recommended
that
everyone
apply
this
update
because
it
brings
us
some
security
patches
as
well
as
bug
fixes
for
things
like
Docker,
the
web
UI,
and
so
forth.
The
Linux
kernel
is
updated
to
patch
two
vulnerabilities.
One
that
is
the
copy
fail,
local
privilege
escalation
vulnerability,
that
affects
nearly
every
distribution
of
Linux
and
has
existed
since
2017.
This
vulnerability
allows
tackers
to
gain
valuated
privileges
on
a
system
which
would
potentially
allow
them
to
take
full
control
of
it.
Another
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fix
is
for
a
trigger
by
unprivileged
users
submitting
specially
crafted
X509
certificates
to
the
kernel,
which
could
cause
the
kernel
memory
to
leak
contents,
crash
the
system,
and
even
potentially
gain
escalated
privileges.
Docker
has
been
updated
to
version
29
to
fix
three
significant
security
vulnerabilities
with
Run
C.
Docker
Engine
28
introduced
new
functionality
that
dynamically
generates
MAC
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addresses
each
time
a
container
is
created.
So
any
containers
that
rely
on
stable
MAC
addresses
for
DHCP
reservations,
firewall
rules,
ACLs,
or
monitoring
will
be
affected
by
this
after
the
upgrade
is
applied.
The
MAC
address
field
is
now
included
in
Docker
templates.
So
values
set
here
are
preserved
across
Docker
restarts
or
reboots.
Any
templates
that
used
extra
parameters
for
MAC
addresses
will
automatically
be
migrated
to
include
this
new
field.
Oh,
and
uh
you
guys
should
honestly
apply
unrate
7.2.5
because
there
are
so
many
fixes
and
CVs
that
are
resolved.
So
take
this
one
very
seriously.
For
the
app
of
the
month,
we
have
custom
SMB
shares,
which
really
gives
you
a
ton
of
granularity
in
controlling
your
SMB
shares.
I
highly
recommend
just
checking
out
the
video
instead
of
relying
on
me
to
relay
information
to
you
because
there
is
just
so
much
granularity
you
have
with
this
app.
Be
sure
to
check
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out
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page
to
see
community
content
from
around
the
web.
And
also
be
sure
to
check
out
Alien
Tech
42's
YouTube
video
about
Cloudflare
tunnels
versus
Nginx.
I
have
watched
it
and
it
is
absolutely
clear,
concise,
and
packed
full
of
tons
of
information
that
I
think
you
all
will
find
very
valuable.
Before
I
let
you
go,
don't
forget
to
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Thank
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watching
and
good
night.
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