[Bug] Cloud Sync Can't Create New Sync Task Due to Invalid Bucket

[TensorVortex]

Cloud Sync shows a 'Bucket' dropdown, even though I selected Box not S3. The help text says "Select the pre-defined S3 bucket to use.", so it shouldn't show up when I select other cloud provider.

With this bucket dropdown not populated, the page is refusing to create new cloud task.

Image below.

 

[TensorVortex]

Also tried other cloud provider, mega, google, all shows this bucket dropdown, and there is no option to select inside.

 

[ornias]

shoot, can you try adding it using the CLI?

 

[TensorVortex]

i haven't tried adding with cli, i can check out cli documentation later, anyway this seems to be a bug that needs to be fixed

 

[ornias]

i haven't tried adding with cli, i can check out cli documentation later, anyway this seems to be a bug that needs to be fixed

It is, so best report it to the Jira :)

It looks to be an UI bug though, so you might be able to work around it using the CLI ;-)

 

[CNBWebmaster]

I am currently running TrueNAS Core TrueNAS-12.0-U8 and I can confirm that the issue that TensorVortex is Reporting is still happening, is there any work arounds? Can someone point me to some documentation on how to set up a cloud sync task using the CLI?
I see that TrueNas has a ticket open for this issue https://jira.ixsystems.com/browse/NAS-109607 but no fix or workaround documented. any help or suggestions would be appreciated

 

[ShibangNAS]

I ran into a similar problem on Bluefin (22.12.4.2) and after some trial and error, and a bit of code sleuthing, I came up with a working CLI command to create an S3 cloud sync task on a weekly schedule:

Code:

root@truenas[~]# cli
[truenas]> task cloud_sync create description="My_App_Data S3 Sync" direction="PUSH" transfer_mode="SYNC" path="/mnt/MyPool/My_App_Data" credentials=1 schedule={"minute":"0", "hour":"03", "dow":"3", "dom":"
*", "month":"*"} transfers=4 attributes={"storage_class": "GLACIER", "bucket":"truenas-MyPool-cloudsync", "folder":"TargetFolderInSideBucket"} bwlimit=[{"time":"00:00","bandwidth":1024000}]

Note the credentials=1 references the ID of the credential that I was able to successfully create via the TrueNAS UI. You can grab the list via the CLI like so:

Code:

[truenas]> task cloud_sync credential query
+----+-------------------------------------+----------+------------+
| id | name                                | provider | attributes |
+----+-------------------------------------+----------+------------+
| 1  | Amazon S3 TrueNAS CloudSync         | S3       | <dict>     |
+----+-------------------------------------+----------+------------+