Upgrade to Turris OS 6... no foris, other warnings etc... where to from here?

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#1

I just updated to Turris OS 6 from Turris OS 5.

Some noticeable results:

  1. System is up. LUCI works, no Foris visible.
  2. Samba not working

*Some things that showed up… do all these belw need to be manually resolved giving preference to the new content from -opkg?

WARN:Config file /etc/config/updater modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/updater-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/pkglists modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/pkglists-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/resolver modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/resolver-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/firewall modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/firewall-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/passwd modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/passwd-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/group modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/group-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/shadow modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/shadow-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/inittab modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/inittab-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/shells modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/shells-opkg
WARN:Collision with existing path. Moving //sbin/tc to /usr/share/updater/collided/sbin
WARN:Config file /etc/config/user_notify modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/user_notify-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/foris modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/foris-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/fwknopd modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/fwknopd-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/ucitrack modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/ucitrack-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/luci modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/luci-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/simple-adblock modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/simple-adblock-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/dnscrypt-proxy modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/dnscrypt-proxy-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/ddns modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/ddns-opkg
WARN:Config file /etc/config/dhcp modified by the user. Backing up the new one into /etc/config/dhcp-opkg
#2

this could help in many cases. Perhaps backing up modified files and installing new e.g.:

mv /etc/config/foris /etc/config/foris-old
mv /etc/config/foris-opkg /etc/config/foris

could help with foris.

#3

Samba has to be set again after update to TOS6.

I dont know how complex is your configuration, but , maybe, it will be better to flash from medkit and set all from scratch.
You can export your current settings and “get inspired” from that backup during the new setup.

#4

The router has ip address 192.168.16.1.

When visiting https://192.168.16.1/ it returns a meta http-equiv redirect to /cgi-bin/luci/ and no foris is visible, thus no foris means of exporting current settings.

I used to be able to see foris and tvheadend apps at the root web page as well as luci.

#5

Did this, didn’t make foris visible.

#6

I have samba working again, needed to adapt the configs over to samba4, but no foris.

#7

What about trying to add “/reforis/” after router ip address?

#8

root@turris:/www# ls
cgi-bin luci-static turris-webapps
index.html turris-theme webapps-icons

https://192.168.16.1/reforis/ yields:

404 Not Found

nginx/1.19.6

Looking at index.html there in /www, it redirects directly to luci.

#9

Ask support to help.

#10

I notice that /etc/config/foris (which was /etc/config/foris-opkg) created by the Turris 6 upgrade is zero bytes, no content

#11
#12

Raised #1526045 on this, thanks

foris modules installed as below:

root@turris:/etc/config# opkg list-installed | grep foris
foris-client - 1.0.4-3.9-3
foris-controller - 5.5.1-3.9-1
foris-controller-app - 5.5.1-3.9-1
foris-controller-diagnostics-module - 1.0.5-3.9-4
foris-controller-haas-module - 0.1.1-3.9-3
foris-controller-hotplug - 5.5.1-3.9-1
foris-controller-schnapps-module - 0.5-3.9-4
foris-controller-sentinel-module - 0.3.0-3.9-3
foris-controller-storage-module - 0.10.1-3.9-1
foris-schema - 0.8.0-3.9-3
foris-ws - 1.6.2-3.9-5
reforis - 1.4.1-3.9-3
reforis-data-collection-plugin - 0.4.0-3.9-5
reforis-diagnostics-plugin - 2.5.1-3.9-4
reforis-haas-plugin - 0.1.4-3.9-1
reforis-snapshots-plugin - 1.2.1-3.9-4
reforis-storage-plugin - 0.2.2-3.9-4
#13

Connect to the router via SSH and copy files from /etc/config folder into your PC. I can reccommend this app for that purpose, where you have direct graphical access to all files: GitHub - subhra74/snowflake: Graphical SFTP client and terminal emulator with helpful utilities