Hi All.
First post and a new user to TrueNAS. I've been in the industry for a long time, but primarily a Windows user. Please be gentle. :)
I have installed TrueNAS Scale on a Supermicro Server. Specs as follows (aware it is overkill for a NAS - more of a want than a need):
Server Chassis/ Case: SYS-8048B-TRFT
Motherboard: X10QBI Ver 1.01
CPU: 4x Intel Xeon E7-4850 V2 12 Core 2.3Ghz ( 48 Total Cores)
RAM: 256GB DDR3 ECC REG Total
RAID Controller QTY 1x AOC-S3008L-L8E HBA Controller in IT Mode
Power Supplies: 4x 1620W Power supply PWS-1K62P-1R Platinum
SAS3 Expander backplane
Memory Board: X10QBI-MEM1 Rev 1.01 SYS-8048B-TRFT
TrueNAS Scale Version 22.02.0
Pool Map:
\Vault
>ix-applications
>NextCloud
The server is running very well. No issues there.
I installed the Truecharts NextCloud application.
During install, I configured a storage environment variable:
NEXTCLOUD_DATA_DIR and set it to /NextCloud, which is a Dataset in my main Pool.
When I go to login to NextCloud, upon entering my username and password, I get the following error: nextcloud Cannot create or write into the data directory
I am sure this has to do with permissions. I've read a bunch and watched a lot of videos, but Linux Permissions are still a complete mystery to me. What I have done is set the owner in TrueNAS to the NextCloud dataset to www-data (user and group) and given them full control. I also went into the NextCloud app shell and it looks like the owner of files there are root/root with an ID of 568. Root (on TrueNAS) has full control to the NextCloud dataset on TrueNAS (with a diff UID).
Does anyone know of somewhere that has step by step instructions available to do this? Truecharts instruction video is simply a read of the application settings, which is great if you already know what you are doing. :)
Thanks in advance. Please let me know if there is any more data needed to help with this.
Shan
First post and a new user to TrueNAS. I've been in the industry for a long time, but primarily a Windows user. Please be gentle. :)
I have installed TrueNAS Scale on a Supermicro Server. Specs as follows (aware it is overkill for a NAS - more of a want than a need):
Server Chassis/ Case: SYS-8048B-TRFT
Motherboard: X10QBI Ver 1.01
CPU: 4x Intel Xeon E7-4850 V2 12 Core 2.3Ghz ( 48 Total Cores)
RAM: 256GB DDR3 ECC REG Total
RAID Controller QTY 1x AOC-S3008L-L8E HBA Controller in IT Mode
Power Supplies: 4x 1620W Power supply PWS-1K62P-1R Platinum
SAS3 Expander backplane
Memory Board: X10QBI-MEM1 Rev 1.01 SYS-8048B-TRFT
TrueNAS Scale Version 22.02.0
Pool Map:
\Vault
>ix-applications
>NextCloud
The server is running very well. No issues there.
I installed the Truecharts NextCloud application.
During install, I configured a storage environment variable:
NEXTCLOUD_DATA_DIR and set it to /NextCloud, which is a Dataset in my main Pool.
When I go to login to NextCloud, upon entering my username and password, I get the following error: nextcloud Cannot create or write into the data directory
I am sure this has to do with permissions. I've read a bunch and watched a lot of videos, but Linux Permissions are still a complete mystery to me. What I have done is set the owner in TrueNAS to the NextCloud dataset to www-data (user and group) and given them full control. I also went into the NextCloud app shell and it looks like the owner of files there are root/root with an ID of 568. Root (on TrueNAS) has full control to the NextCloud dataset on TrueNAS (with a diff UID).
Does anyone know of somewhere that has step by step instructions available to do this? Truecharts instruction video is simply a read of the application settings, which is great if you already know what you are doing. :)
Thanks in advance. Please let me know if there is any more data needed to help with this.
Shan