i had the same issue and it was caused by my identity being in the wrong location. Try a fresh install and don't add a customer host path for identity. let me know how you go
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I did not use a custom host path for the identity or am I misinterpreting some values in Truenas?
Did you use the Truecharts version or the stock one?
Edit:
It is working now after some fiddeling arround.
It most likely was an problem with the identity.
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Has anyone tried using Storj as a Cloud Sync destination? I have added my account from StorjDCS creating a S3 credential on the service and a Storj-iX account in TrueNAS. Looks like the credentials are valid but it is not showing any bucket.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
Same thing with me, from what I researched it’s a known issue and truenas will resolve at some point.
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Works for me on Core
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Youre mising the rh portion of the screen. Try clearing the browser cache.
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Solved clearing browser. Thanks a lot
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Re: Cloud Sync, TrueNAS (scale/bluefin) seems not to allow you to specify an existing Bucket (all are greyed out). But it DID let me add a new bucket. And it shows success syncing with the new Bucket.
Apparently, when you set up the S3 credentials in Storj, you will specify a passphrase. That is the passphrase that the new bucket will be encrypted with. But buckets not created with those credentials are not accessible, even if you use the same encryption passphrase.
Or maybe I'm just missing something.
Regardless, this is a very different and interesting paradigm.
Apparently, when you set up the S3 credentials in Storj, you will specify a passphrase. That is the passphrase that the new bucket will be encrypted with. But buckets not created with those credentials are not accessible, even if you use the same encryption passphrase.
Or maybe I'm just missing something.
Regardless, this is a very different and interesting paradigm.
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I have been using Storj as an S3 destination for a month or so now. Works quite well. I am however using Duplicati to do the backup not because Scale didn't work, but because Scale uploaded each file individually which created an awful lot of objects (the backup source is 500,000 ish small files) whereas duplicati keeps the objects in check.
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I just starting using the integration with TrueNAS Core to store data with Storj. Upon noticing some erratic transfer speeds, their support informed me that the default chunk size is being set to 5MB instead of the recommended 64MB which can slow down transfers and incur higher costs of storage.
They recommended it be changed to 64MB, but but there is no option to modify the chunk size for Storj like you can with B2. Does anyone know anything about that?
They recommended it be changed to 64MB, but but there is no option to modify the chunk size for Storj like you can with B2. Does anyone know anything about that?
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Not a problem I noticed.
I assume you are using the GUI / Cloud Sync Tasks. I had to stop that due as I said above to the number of objects stored reaching silly numbers and costing a lot (if I wasn't testing on the free tier) and it was a ache to remove that many objects.
I moved to duplicati - which worked, but suffered from the usual duplicati issues
I assume you are using the GUI / Cloud Sync Tasks. I had to stop that due as I said above to the number of objects stored reaching silly numbers and costing a lot (if I wasn't testing on the free tier) and it was a ache to remove that many objects.
I moved to duplicati - which worked, but suffered from the usual duplicati issues
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Thanks. Yes, using a Cloud Sync Task. Most of my files are large, so I'm thinking I shouldn't need to use something like Duplicati to keep the number of objects down.
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Does anyone know if using Storj for data is HIPPA compliant or the like? I wouldn't mind using it for family photo backups, but what about sensitive data or patient protected data, etc.? I understand the technology is encrypted and decentralized; I guess I'm asking about information of general liability and whatnot and standards met.
The data is fully encrypted by TrueNAS. Storj doesn't impact HIPPA compliance.
HIPPA requires you to operate your TrueNAS very carefully..... if you stored other people's info.
What Are The Three Rules of HIPAA? - WheelHouse IT
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) lays out three rules for protecting patient health information.
www.wheelhouseit.com
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Dominick with Storj here. Make sure you sign up through the partner link and do not use an existing Storj account. If you are using an existing Storj account from storj.io you will need to put in a ticket with Storj at Storj DCS Support and ask us to put the (ix-storj-1) attribution on whatever buckets you would like to be visible to your NAS.
If you are a new Storj user we advise you just make a new account via the partner link above.
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IX is specifying 64mb in rclone (via cloud sync tasks) so you should not have 5mb multipart uploads. If this is still and issue please advise the version you are on and I'll investigate.
If you are manually running rclone see the following example command. Scale concurrency to control throughput.
Code:
rclone copy --progress --s3-upload-concurrency 8 --s3-upload-cutoff 64M --s3-chunk-size 64M data.zip rclonename:path
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