Hi everyone,

Trying to install TrueNAS scale on an old pc and getting the following errors:

0.019988l [Firmware Bug]: TSC_DEADLINE disabled due to Errata: please updat [ e microcode to uersion: 0x22 (or later)

[ 33.926171] ata8.00: exception Emask 0x52 SAct 0x20 SErr Oxffffffff action 0x e frozen I 33.9267341 ata8: SError: t RecouData RecouComm UnrecouData Persist Proto Hos tInt PH¥RdyChg PH¥Int CommWake 10B8B Dispar BadCRC Handshk LinkSeg TrStaTrns Unr ecFIS DevExch

[ 33.92780?] ata8.00: failed command: READ FPDMA QUEUED

[ 33.9281671 ata8.00: cmd 60/08:28:00:6d:70,00:00:74:00:00/40 tag 5 ncq dna 40 96 in

[ 33.928167] res 40/00:00:00:00:00/00:00:00:00:00/00 Emask 0x56 (ATA bus error)

[ 33.929268] ata8.00: status: c DRDY 3

[ 33.976168] ahci 0000:03:00.0: AHCI controller unauailable:

I tried updating my BIOS like suggested but still the same errors.

Motherboard: z97 gaming 7 MSI CPU: Intel i5 4950k

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I've started using iscsi volumes for kubernetes storage, and it seems to be working fine. I have volumes automatically created under Data/k8s/scsi/v for each PV.

As a backup strategy I have periodic snapshots of every volume set up and I am also replicating the entire k8s dataset to a different pool.

I've done this kind of thing for other "normal" filesystem datasets and restoring from snapshots or replications usually just entails copying files. However I'm new to iscsi and "volume" datasets, so if something went wrong with one of my iscsi volume datasets, and I have snapshots and/or replicated them, how do I go about restoring them?

I'm not sure if I'm even asking the right question :) Is the "right" thing to do here to do application-level backups, ie. run sidecars for my k8s workloads that back up the files inside the volumes rather than rely on backups at the TrueNAS level?

Picture of the setup for reference:

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I'm pretty new to this so it's probably a permissions thing, How can I set up my datasets on this (new) server to allow nextcloud to install without crapping itself?

The app lifecycle logs arent too helpful - they just say postgres is unhealthy and brings down the container.

Hi, I have Immich installed as an app on TrueNAS-SCALE-22.12.4.2. I'm trying to get the Immich folder to share via NFS to my client so that I can rsync it across for back up purposes. While I seem to not be getting any problems mounting the dataset on the client (no showing any errors), the folder is showing empty. The Immich dataset belongs to root on Truenas and permissions are set as u(rwx), g(r-x), o(r-x). I thought that because "other" have read permission of the dataset, I should be able to at least read the contents of the dataset folder. This is all I need for backup purposes. Any thought? Clearly I can't start messing around with permissions or changing user of the Immich dataset or I risk Immich not working anymore.

I'm trying to get my head around this. If I have a media folder of videos that I mount via NFS so that I can access from my laptop, my understanding is that I need to disable "Configuring Host Path Validation" if I then have an app like Jellyfin reading that folder for serving videos to my family. It this correct or am I misunderstanding?

The alternative is that I would need two difference datasets created, one for the NFS share and one for Jellyfin but this defeats the purpose, plus is an incredible waste of space. Please tell me I have it all wrong ...

Hello all,

I currently have my primary NAS running TrueNAS Scale, and I am adding a second as an off-site backup of my critical data which will also run TrueNAS Scale. I have three datastores at the moment, nextcloud, backups, and media. I want to replicate the entirety of nextcloud and backups, but for media I only want to backup my irreplaceable media. This would be personal photos and videos, but not my collection of Linux isos.

Is it possible to have a ZFS Replication task that excludes certain directories? If not, how would you recommend I approach this?

Thanks!

My ISP uses cgnat for ips. Hence, I was unable to connect to my apps from external network. I came to know about ipv6 not being affected by this issue. So, I tried using ipv6 but I was only able to access the ui but no apps. There are open issues on official forum but it is not known when they will be resolved. Can someone suggest another way to approach this problem?

I just finished the process of adding 8 new Seagate Exos 20TB drives to my TrueNAS core system. This question has been asked a lot and it's known seagate drives are loader then most durring operation. Though i could not find anything related to a consistent "shudder" through all my new Exos drives. I have attached a audio clip in the link below. Have any of you come across this specific sound before.

The drives are in a Fractal Design 7 XL case with rubber bumpers in all trays. The case hold 9 WD Red's 12TB, and 8 Segate Exos 20TB. All 17 drives are connected to a SAS 9305-24i in IT mode. Running TrueNAS Core 13.0-U5.3

Audio Clip: https://whyp.it/tracks/151914/seagate-exos-20tb?token=X8hOc

Hi, I have two Dell T110 ii. One, with more ram and slightly faster CPU acts as main server. I have it running as NFS server, one VM with a couple of services and two apps (nextcloud and immich). Happy with the setup but worried about hardware of main server failing given age. So I have replication set up (pulls from slave to main). The dataset structure is the same. Is it a matter of installing the same apps and VM on slave, load the config of main onto slave and then just leave it to replication to keep the two machines cloned? I switch on slave only on Sundays to allow replication activity. It is some form of backup I guess, although not perfect.

Hey guys! I got my home lab setup going nicely now. One mirror vdev ZFS for my Nextcloud, granting very good performance! Small question though: I got two extra drives now and was thinking if it is worth it adding it already as extra mirror vdev. My question is the following:

Will resilvering of a single disk be quicker if I have my data striped over two mirror vdev than if all my data is in a single mirror vdev?

In other words, I was wondering in that sense if it is safer to replace a disk due to shorter resilver?

Hi, I can't connect to my TrueNAS scale server anymore, not even through the webGUI due to me being stupid. It seems like I need to do a full reinstall and I'm very paranoid about losing data. What do I need to do so I can reinstall truenas without using data? Do I need to export my pools? I don't want to save my config, since it seems to be totally broken. Thanks in advance.

Hey all, not a lot of activity here yet, but hopefully someone can offer some advice!

I'm having major regrets following migration from Core to Scale. The migration via update file went smoothly, but immediately apparent on starting up Scale, all of my SMB shares were broken. Both Linux and Windows clients are unable to connect.

I have since tried creating new users/groups (I noticed that my normal user and group with id's 1000 had been changed to 1001 in Scale), stripping ACL's and recreating, and deleting the shares and recreating. Failure to connect on each attempt.

Is there something I'm missing relating to the migration that prevents SMB from working? I'm not well versed in the inner working, or shell command available for troubleshooting, so most of this has been attempted through the GUI.

Also, I realise I have shot myself in the foot. Like an idiot, I saw the feature flag update message when Scale first started. I clicked through and upgraded without even thinking. I realis

Key Highlight:

This is a hotpatch to fix an issue that prevents some TrueNAS CORE systems from migrating to SCALE 22.12.4.1:

• NAS-124623 - error with home directory handling on migration from TrueNAS CORE.

Note under 22.12.4.2:

If you encountered this issue when attempting to migrate from TrueNAS CORE to SCALE 22.12.4.1, run the command mkdir /home in the TrueNAS CORE web interface shell and re-apply the upgrade.

Otherwise, users that intend to migrate from TrueNAS CORE to SCALE 22.12 (Bluefin) can directly migrate to the 22.12.4.2 hotfix release to avoid this issue.

Should I bother to keep using it or shall I just bite the pill and move to SCALE? I have 3 jails and I’m seriously considering my TrueNAS instance as a storage only, and resort to VM and containers on a dedicated machine to use applications.

Key Highlights:

This is a small hotpatch designed to address a reported bug from the 22.12.4 release and updates Samba to the v4.17.12 security update:

• Fix for HDD temperature reporting (NAS-124452)

EDIT UPDATE:

Known Issue: An issue was found after 22.12.4.1 was released that disrupts migrations from CORE to SCALE 22.12.4.1 due to how the /home directory is handled during the update process (NAS-124623). If you encountered this issue when attempting to migrate from TrueNAS CORE to SCALE 22.12.4.1, run the command mkdir /home in the TrueNAS CORE web interface shell and re-apply the upgrade.

Otherwise, users that intend to migrate from TrueNAS CORE to SCALE 22.12 (Bluefin) can directly migrate to the 22.12.4.2 hotfix release to avoid this issue.

Key Highlights

• Users with active or enabled deprecated services in 22.12.4 are alerted to address these deprecated features before attempting to upgrade to a new TrueNAS SCALE major version.

• WebDAV share creation is disabled NAS-122280. The related WebDAV application is available instead.

• Samba updated to 4.17.0 NAS-123131.

• Numerous security updates.

• Replication hotfix from ZFS 2.1 update NAS-123123.

• New option in replication tasks for the destination dataset to inherit encryption from its parent dataset NAS-121898.

Changelog

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Hi, happy to see a truenas community on lemmy to!

I was wondering, I know you need to double the drives when upgrading storage in zfs, but do that include cash and log drive? So if I have two ssd cash drives and on log so I need 4 cash and 2 log?

Is there a packaged solution (ansible script or similar) to setup Wireguard in a jail to get access to the network from outside of the local network?