Bikerchris
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- Mar 22, 2020
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@sking0379 Yes, Official charts works fine for me too. I'm sure it will be fixed, visiting the github itself shows recent activity.
Thank you for that @LarsRTruecharts is in the middle of a big rework and has stopped app updates for this month. Maybe your Problems are somehow connected to it.
Thank you or relaying your experience, I'm sure it's very helpful and will assistance someone in a similar situation.im new here so i might get hated on but i have been tring to figure this out for 2 week on and off. my main issue was when i put a br0 apps stop working and truenas couldn't update i take it away reboot works again i looked at global config looks good VM has internet smb didnt pop up when setting it up but was still there if entered manuely. so after all this time it could of been some box i check or it was on by default dont know but when i unchecked this box all worked and is right with the world, it was the DHCP box in the NIC. i must be stupid but i feel like i have to share this so if other noobs like me see this i could say i help someone.
timedatectl
and it was all wrong. So I performed the following steps (similar steps from this thread ):systemctl stop ntp
ntpd -qg
systemctl start ntp
timedatectl
again and was correct, time stamps in logs were correct as wellMade an account just to comment that this worked for me as well. Thank You!Just installed the latest stable version of TrueNAS Scale on new and shiny hardware and this was the only thins that bugged me. For some reason it didn't want to update the official apps list.
Want to share my solution, maybe it will help someone. So I was getting the same error message, the strange thing was, that in tasks log time stamp had wrong date and time, even though in general settings everything was ok. I checked thetimedatectl
and it was all wrong. So I performed the following steps (similar steps from this thread ):
1. I set the bios clock on mainboard to my local time/date
2. Stopped NTP service -systemctl stop ntp
3. Started sync manually -ntpd -qg
4. Started NTP servicesystemctl start ntp
5. Checked the time withtimedatectl
again and was correct, time stamps in logs were correct as well
After that I checked Available Apps Tab and it loaded with no problems
This solution work for me!Thanks to suggestions above. I had the same issue. All I had to do was enter the BIOS and correct the BIOS date and time and allow normal TrueNAS Scale to boot. The App catalogue then became available.
Is it possible for the OS to update the BIOS date automatically during the boot process based upon data from an NTP server to make sure this and other system time-related issues do not arise?