In the HBT (Testing) branch you can find a new fixup release of Turris OS 5.0.
What has been changed in Turris OS 5.0.2? This time, there are no security updates, but bug fixes and improvements. You can find here node packages for mvebu target (Turris Omnia, Turris MOX), which were missing in Turris OS 5.0.1 and for Turris 1.x routers (the blue one) owners, we were able to look at the OpenSSL bug, which means that there is now enabled DNS over TLS by default and you can use OpenVPN as well and don’t forget that Turris 1.x is still experimentally supported. Also, there are migration fixes from Turris OS 3.x.
Developer changelog:
OpenWrt feed:
ca-certificates: updated to version 20200601
uclient: updated to 2020-06-17
Packages feed:
haveged: updated to version 1.9.12
transmission: updated to version 3.0 and add notification when it is disabled, so you need to configure it first
umpdcli: updated to version 1.4.6
Turris feed:
netmetr: updated to version 1.5.5
knot-resolver: set root.key (DNSSEC key) as read-only
nghttp2: backported an update to compile node packages
backported build fixes to compile LuCI packages
fixes for experimental migration from Turris OS 3.x for advanced users
Do you want to try this release? You need to run this following command on your router switch-branch hbt to be in the Testing branch. If you want to opt-out, you need to use switch-code hbs.
As always any feedback for this release is highly appreciated.
Since Turris OS 3.x release: This time, there was no any ddns-package update, so you don’t need to worry about, but if you came from earlier versions of Turris OS, be careful!
If you have installed ddns-scripts package, there is a possibility that update can take several minutes or you will need to uninstall ddns-scripts package and install it afterward.This is an upstream issue.
More details: https://gitlab.labs.nic.cz/turris/turris-os-packages/issues/265
Since Turris OS 4.x release:
In some cases, Turris MOX is not correctly rebooted.
MOX SDIO Guest networking might not be supported, yet. This is going to be fixed in upcoming fixup releases.
Some Knot DNS packages can not be installed. This is going to be fixed with minor versions of Turris OS.
Package syslog-ng does not start if you have disabled interface for IPv6. We ruled out that this does not have anything to do with the hostname of your router.
It might be worth testing this one a little more carefully than usual. On another distro I saw one person two people reporting that their torrents disappeared (and didn’t recover even on downgrade) but other people didn’t experience anything like that. If I looked correctly, the version migrates the *.torrent files to a different file-naming scheme, but perhaps the issue was this one
The package comes from packages feed and the maintainer of transmission is @neheb. If anything like this is going to be reported then it is good that we know about that. Let’s see…
branch you can find a new fixup release of Turris OS 5.0.