Today we released another Plugins update to address some security vulnerabilities. We also have two new Plugins that are looking for testers.
Before updating a plugin, review its Release Notes in the table below to determine if the update will impact your configuration. Then, determine the jail_name for the plugin:  go to Plugins ⇾ Installed and note the name of the plugin in the Jails column.
To update the plugin, type this command, replacing jail_name with the actual name shown in Plugins ⇾ Installed:
iocage update jail_name
Note that you will need to restart the plugin once the update is finished.
It is recommended to make a snapshot of your current plugin version before updating. Detailed instructions for creating a plugins snapshot and rolling back to a previous snapshot are available in this post.

Plugins Ready for Testing

To install a testing plugin, you will need the latest copy of the iocage-ix-plugins git repository. If you have never cloned this repository from your FreeNAS system, run this command from Shell:
git clone https://github.com/freenas/iocage-ix-plugins
Then, change to that directory:
cd iocage-ix-plugins
If you already have a copy of that directory, make sure it is up-to-date:
cd iocage-ix-plugins
git pull https://github.com/freenas/iocage-ix-plugins
While in the iocage-ix-plugins directory, you can install the desired testing plugin using the command specified for that plugin. Once a testing plugin is installed, it will be added to the Plugins → Installed Plugins page of the UI where it can be managed like any other plugin.
If you run into any issues using these plugins or have comments on how to improve one of these plugins, create a github pull request or issue at https://github.com/freenas/iocage-ix-plugins.
Dnsmasq
iocage fetch -P -n ./dnsmasq.json  dhcp=on bpf=yes vnet=on --accept
Nakivo
Refer to the Installation section of https://www.ixsystems.com/community/threads/call-for-testing-nakivo-backup-and-replication-plugin.76779  for installation instructions. Replace “em0|x.x.x.x/24” in the iocage fetch command with your interface name, IP address, and network mask.