I am quite new to TrueNAS, but am somewhat familiar with linux and am running into some problems with adding users to the underlying Debian system.
I am currently running TrueNAS-SCALE-21.02-ALPHA.1. I have a large boot drive and wanted to run some cli programs on the NAS as it is up mostly 24/7. I ssh-ed into the Trunas install from a sudo user added from the user interface. Then added a new user and created a home folder on the base system. After a reboot my new user has disappeared though it seems that the home folder is still as it should be.
When I updated from the last ALPHA version a folder created in /home was wiped during the install.
So I guess i am asking for best practices to create users / user storage on the boot drive that is persistent past reboots / upgrades.
Thanks!
I am currently running TrueNAS-SCALE-21.02-ALPHA.1. I have a large boot drive and wanted to run some cli programs on the NAS as it is up mostly 24/7. I ssh-ed into the Trunas install from a sudo user added from the user interface. Then added a new user and created a home folder on the base system. After a reboot my new user has disappeared though it seems that the home folder is still as it should be.
When I updated from the last ALPHA version a folder created in /home was wiped during the install.
So I guess i am asking for best practices to create users / user storage on the boot drive that is persistent past reboots / upgrades.
Thanks!