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Releases: optimans/cockpit-zfs-manager
Releases · optimans/cockpit-zfs-manager
0.3.4.514
0.3.3.404
- Fix: SELinux contexts for Samba were added to new File System when switch was off during creation
- Update: Sector size dropdown default set to 4 KiB for Create Storage Pool
0.3.2.348
- Fix: PatternFly CSS was missing due to spec change for Cockpit 221
0.3.1.301
- Fix: Modal buttons would not display correctly for Cockpit 217
0.3.0.299
- Add: Display snapshots in lists by file system (Configurable option: Enabled by default)
- Add: Display file systems and snapshots count (Configurable option: Enabled by default)
- Update: UI improvements
0.2.0.233
- Add: Support for disk identifiers: Block Device (/dev), Disk (/dev/disk/by-id), Hardware Path (/dev/disk/by-path), Virtual Device Mapping (/dev/disk/by-vdev) and WWN (/dev/disk/by-id)
- Add: Create Storage Pool / Import Storage Pool / Disk Attach / Disk Replace / Add Virtual Device modals support multiple disk identifiers. WWN is default
- Add: Quota to Create / Configure File System with option to restrict quota maximum to size of storage pool
- Add: Storage pools can be imported without mounting file systems
- Add: Check for updates on launch with option to disable
- Fix: NVMe devices may display as available when currently in use
- Fix: Devices currently in use would display as available when not using block device or WWN disk identifiers
- Fix: Status would not detect disks correctly if not using block device or WWN disk identifiers
- Fix: Status disk messages may appear incorrectly
- Fix: Storage pool version not updating in Configure Storage Pool Features modal after upgrading to V5000
- Fix: Create / Rename File System would fail if parent file system or storage pool name contained whitespaces
- Fix: Refreservation slider would not display correctly for Cockpit 208+
- Update: Error handling improvements for Destroy Storage Pool / Export Storage Pool / File System Destroy / File System Rename / Snapshot Destroy / Snapshot Roll Back and Unlock File Systems
0.1.1.158
- Fix: Version check would fail if letters were present in the version value
- Fix: Older/upgraded distributions did not have shell commands in /usr/bin and Cockpit ZFS Manager would fail to run
- Fix: Could not create configuration file if Cockpit was built/located in a custom location
- Add: Content-Security-Policy hardening; Removal of unsafe-inline, unsafe-eval and addition of nonce
- Update: Inline styles and scripts for CSP compliance
- Update: Configuration file is now located in /etc/cockpit/zfs - file will be relocated to new location if found on launch
- Update: User no longer has to be logged out when configuration file is newly created
- Fix: Samba share was not created if NFS error was generated when creating new file system
- Fix: Boot and Root mountpoints were not detected if they were an child file system of the storage pool
- Update: normalization=formD and utf8only=on is set for create storage pool; same as for create new file system
0.1.0.150
Initial release