Nouveau tuto ! 📺 Un #NAS avec #TrueNAS Scale : install, #ZFS, partage réseau.
Simple pour débutants !
https://youtu.be/PGOAr5PtzI4
@TrueNAS
#TrueNASScale #Jellyfin #TechTuto #NASDIY #HomeServer #Stockage #OpenSource #TechTips #ServeurMaison #Homelab #DataStorage #TutoTech

Anyone made the in place upgrade from TrueNAS core to scale? Go smoothly? Any gotchas to be aware of? #truenas #TrueNASCore #TrueNASSCALE

@estevez @betoniusz I'm following a similar path: jonsbo n2 with an Intel n305 motherboard from cwwk (Topton n18 would also work).

I haven't decided the OS yet. #TruenasScale or a build it myself approach with #Debian...

Stealing disks from your #synologynas sounds like music to my ears.

#homelab #selfhosting

Hallo, #ITBubble. Hat jemand schon auf #TrueNasScale 25.04 geupgraded? Geht das reibungslos? #selfhosting

#truenasscale fangtooth, the latest stable release, contains an explicit note that the new hypervisor is experimental and incompatible with the old one.

Fangtooth brings a stable version of optimised block deduplication, which was experimental in the last stable version.

It is looking like 'stable' now means 'one experimental feature'. Not cool.

#TrueNAS 25.04 Released For Unifying SCALE & CORE Offerings
TrueNAS 25.04 is notable for unifying their #Linux-based #TrueNASSCALE and #TrueNASCORE #FreeBSD-based platforms. While TrueNAS was previously known for its BSD base, Linux has proven viable for this network attached storage platform. TrueNAS 25.04 is powered by the Linux 6.12 LTS kernel while employing the #OpenZFS file-system support.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/TrueNAS-25.04-Released #OpenSource #NAS

Well, #trueNasScale upgrade to 24.10/electricEel was mostly uneventful!

Two things didn't work:
- qBittorrent, but I'd configured NPM wrong, fat fingers 🙄
- tailscale, reinstalled it and it worked fine 🤷‍♂️

The upcoming #TrueNASScale release comes with #Incus built-in so I took it for a spin to see how the integration was done!
https://youtu.be/ENrQ1RWKZuI

One Update of truenas later (ok, to the 25.04 RC): neither proper display size updates nor copy and paste sync do work anymore. Oh well, back to figuring that out...

#incus #TrueNASSCALE

are there any, and I cannot emphasize this enough, extremely beginner friendly guides for getting a service on a NAS online and accessible outside your home network for personal use?

something specific to Jellyfin would be nice, since that's the service I want online, but beginner friendliness is more important.

I have it online now, but my current setup (a duckdns domain connecting to a nginx proxy server on my Truenas Scale NAS, connecting over to the jellyfin server on that same NAS) is extremely janky. I only got it working though a lot of troubleshooting/clicking buttons, and don't really understand how it works. it randomly breaks all the time, but then starts working again, and I can't nail down why.

everything is rock solid when I'm at home and just connect to the NAS's local IP, the problems are just with connecting to the online domain.

i have no interest in getting other services on the NAS online like this, and it really is just for personal use, so I don't need something that can scale up or whatever.

#techsupport #homelab #jellyfin #nas #TrueNASSCALE

#TrueNAS 25.04 "Fangtooth" Beta Unifies#Linux SCALE & #FreeBSD CORE Efforts
It was released on Thursday as another step toward unifying #TrueNASCORE derived from FreeBSD and Linux-based #TrueNASSCALE.
TrueNAS 25.04 "Fantooth" is an upgrade for TrueNAS SCALE 24.10 and TrueNAS CORE 13.x. TrueNAS 25.04 beta is powered by the Linux 6.12 LTS kernel, makes use of OpenZFS 2.3, there is much faster #OpenZFS #RAIDZ expansion, new instances support, and a number of other features.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/TrueNAS-25.04-Beta

i don't suppose anyone knows if those #ugreen NAS appliances like the 6800Pro can use an eGPU off one of those thunderbolt ports if you're running #trueNASscale on it? 😂

#householdIT #storage #homelab

Is there a nice friendly/foolproof graphic interface for managing #linux ACLs? Something that shows at a glance who can access what.

I want to deploy an #immich container, but with the media folders in a place other users can access, and immich only able to access its folder. I am worried I will misconfigure it with the default #truenasscale tools.

#truenasScale #immich users how do you Setup your certs for ssl? Usually in other apps you have a dropdown to select those. I assume you couod Pass a env variable or something but i did not find it yet.

Absolutely furious that I know my #TrueNASScale #NAS local IP Address by heart.

I was not meant to retain, let alone need such knowledge.

Ten 12TB drives and five 14TB drives in a repurposed #Intel 10th gen i9 with 18c/32t and 192GB of RAM.

Two specific pools of 80TB and 50TB all in a @45drives #HL15 build.

#TrueNASScale for the storage management.

I'm not impressed with my first foray into #TrueNAS #TrueNASSCALE last time I was on it it was called FreeNas back in 2015. That was rock solid for about 5 years before I went to something else.
Last month I installed it on a new system I built. It's been running pretty solid. Just upgraded to 24.10.0.2 last night. The entire thing went unresponsive and no video out. This morning I force rebooted the system. Looks like it's doing a dump on boot. Really doesn't speak highly to the stability of this product. Since I had a clean install and I haven't done anything funky with it's configuration. Nor are the OS drives located on anything out of the ordinary. Just a standard SATA connection on the motherboard along with the application drive also on SATA. Everything else is on a SAS HBA.

If I use #incus directly on the Dell R530, I wonder if #truenasscale could run in a #vm. I would like to continue to have a file server and #truenas does that well enough for me.

Could I either pass through the storage to #truenas or could it use the storage in #incus (if I continue to use #zfs instead of one of the other filesystem options it has)?

I’m very interested in #incus and considering using it to manage #container and #vm in my #homelab. I’m currently using #truenasscale on a Dell R530. This is costly to run in terms of electricity, so I’m debating if I should move to one or more smaller/newer host devices.

#tailscale on a Docker on my new #MikroTik router, or continue to use it on Docker on my #TrueNASSCALE box? Decisions, decisions.