@Craft Computing Jeff, There are two things that should be put into your movie. 1. In TrueNAS 12, before setting-up a replication task you need to ensure that you turn on SSH. By default it is turned off. So, if they just try to set-up a replication and miss this step then they will not have a successful task creation. 2. When you run a one time replication task you can turn-off Read Only Access. If you set-up a scheduled task, it will copy the data, but it will be in read only access. Once they have the replication complete, and fully replicated to their other server, they need to go to the server where the replication was done, they need to go to Pools>edit options> Advanced Options>and select Read Only Off. It took me a few days to figure it out on my own. I searched the TrueNAS Community forum, everything was referencing 11.0 and older and did not really help me in this situation.
Thank you! you make everything seem easier. I had few weeks without clear understanding of ACL option. With your practical examples I came out of the stone age
Nice video! 9:06 CraftComputing: "I don't need those [snapshots] quite as solid as my CraftComputing backups..." Also CraftComputing 20 sec later: "But remember, just like RAID, snapshots are not a backup..." XD
My FreeNAS box (hostnamed Nassie) is one of the best tech investments I've made in the recent years. These tutorials will probably help some people make the decision to build their own. Have a nice day, Jeff!
Make a video on how to grow FreeNAS server if someone is on a budget and cannot afford to have 5-6 HDD at once. Nice video btw. And those beer reviews are cherry on top 👌
@@juanpablo-vn1xo yes I saw all those videos , I am not talking about cheap pc parts I am talking about the storage specifically. Growing your storage pool overtime on FreeNAS can be tricky when you only have 1 or maybe 2 HDD at the moment and wants to add 1 or 2 HDD at a time.
@@unknown_channel_name This is the one scenario that ZFS is really not made for right now. As much as I like FreeNAS (happy user for more than 10 years) you might want to look at alternatives, if that is your use-case.
Could you explain the pros and cons of setting the edit dataset group to editors rather than keeping it wheel and adding editors as en explicit group in the ACL? Similarly, why not change the dataset owner from root to say craft?
This video helps me solve an issue I was having with radarr, solarr, and QBittorrent thank you! i knew it had to do with permissions but was not how ACL worked.
Edit: fixed it by switching to TrueNAS SCALE (which is currently in alpha). In that, everything just worked :) Despite being in alpha. I hate FreeBSD's complicated ACL setup. Original msg: no matter what I do, my user login is not accepted via SMB even though I created the user with the SAMBA permissions (which is default anyway) and I did the ACLs the same way. For you and Tom it just works, for me it just won't accept my username no matter what. TrueNAS is so stressful. I recreated the user. I recreated the SMB share. I've created a new dataset to test it. I've restarted the SMB service. I've restarted the VM itself. It just won't let me log in with my user at all. I can log in with the user with SSH and I know the password is correct. I can access the dataset with that user from SSH. I can even use SSHFS in Linux as a client.
Would you please elaborate on your choice of pools and how you plan to use them? The data pool is self explanatory, but I am more interested in learning about your backup pool. Is that a pool to back up your servers or TrueNAS data?
strange. these instructions don't work for me as long as i keep root in the User field. No one from the Group is able to Write. However, if i change User to any one member from from within the group, then it resumes working for everyone else in that Group.
This is an amazing series, thank you so much for sharing this. I'd love to know if it's possible to install Nextcloud & Collabora (or onlyoffice) in the same server of Truenas. (because I don't have any other box). And I was thinking to add an optane device for cache. Do you have any hardware recommendation for cache? and what about using Ryzen for Truenas? there are some compatibility or drivers issues? thanks you.
So I have write permisions in my storage pool, but I don't have write permission in the data set I created. It lets me create a folder but when I try to give it a name or rename something or delete something it says "You require permission from TRUENAS\user to make changes to this folder" even though I did log in with that user. My user is in the wheel group and I set the ACL in my dataset to have read and write permission on the group@. Am I missing something here? I honestly have no clue why this won't work.
Any chance you’ll be giving Proxmox + TrueNas Scale a test? Trying to determine if Scale with its Linux kernel is going to yield anything positive over Core.
“Editor, in case I....” ...please tell me this is foreshadowing at its finest; I’ve been hoping you’d get to the point where it made sense to do so, in order for you to just focus on the creation side as I love the vids. Not sucking up, at least not intentionally - your original videos from the days of ~500 subs are the reason there’s a 720xd running this house finally (among other things!)
why is used for the backup device just using 16TB but the data device using the 44TB? i mean what backup using that 16TB while the data device is 44TB? is it enough for backup?
How do I get my SAS disks to spin down? I read somewhere to use sdparm but can’t find any info/tutorial anywhere on how to use this tool on TrueNAS, or whether there’s a different solution/setting/feature I could try..
Why I am not able to access files from Windows explorer via Samba Shares? I create new user and group just like your examples but when I mapped network drive to the dataset, I get network error. What did I missed? It works fine before I upgrade from FreeNAS. Now my new Plex Server also not able to get any metadata files. Any ideas?
I followed the tutorial but am stuck as only member of wheel can access any of the shares in windows as it claims access isnt granted even if they are listed in the acl with full access
So in Windows, connecting to an smb share as a different user tests share permissions, not actual file system ACLs. These are distinct things in Microsoft parlance
Hi, your tutorial was very clear. Thanks very much for the content. However, I have added a test user from the group test on the ACL and gave him "full control" he can't access the share, and I get a permission denied message from windows. I am currently on the latest release of truenas. Therefore, I don't know if this is a bug or a mistake.
How was this tutorial clear? Why are we selecting MS accounts? Why are some users members of the wheel group and some aren’t? Why set default ownership to root if other users are able to upload data?
Wait, what? if you restore a file by copying from it's "shadow copy", you would duplicate the storage requirements wouldn't you? The snapshot version plus the identical manual copy. Not to mention any access rights, file change timestamp etc would have been changed to inherited defaults. Isn't there a better way to restore?
for those who cant access their share on windows, i got mine to work by creating a user and password on the windows machine, and using that to log in. not sure why windows is being that way. I also have issues with my unRaid machine accessing with this same pc. unRaid works just fine on my phone.
Thank you for this channel. Bringing a bit of server tech an PC tech together. Love it!!! Is it possibly to create a home server/ NAS on my main PC to lets say to enable a third party PC to use my PC processing power as their own. I have more the idea of while I'm usining my pc to enable a third party to use my PC as a Virtual desktop in a sense... Got my hands on a ryzen 9 3900 PRO.. Running windows 10 pro? Any suggestions?? I don't like the cloud storage and processing idea
i setup truenas yesterday on a vm to test and i found out i could not delete files once i created them. i then found out that root cannot be the owner of a samba dataset. i noticed you did not delete files in your tutorial
Hi mate, I love these videos. Right now I'm building a TrueNas Core NAS and I have some questions Im using a Ryzen 1600AF Asus Prime B450 Plus board 2x8gb Vengeance LPX Ram 2x 240gb SSD's for the TrueNas install mirrored 2x Seagate 12tb drives Mirrored with a 480gb SSD Cache RX550 2gb GPU all in a Silverstone Grandia GD07. This is mainly data backup and multimedia use, I currently use a Synology DS218+ with 2x 8tb drives raid 1. I can access it from my Samsung Smart TV for Movies etc, can I access my TrueNAS NAS from my TV? Its important for me to be able to access it from my TV, thanks mate.
Snapshots technically are a backup, hence why they let you do things like revert an accidental deletion or restore a corrupted file. That's a backup; opposed to RAID which can tolerate hardware failure but cannot do rollbacks as RAID is redundancy rather than backup. Snapshots just aren't very _good_ backups by themselves as you have your "backup" sitting in the same failure domain as your data.
The real reason you had to show us that snapshot recovery video is to show us Proof of Life for Jeff. I see what you are doing, Heff. You won't get away with this! #FreeJeff LOL
I does not matter how many users I have created and with a combination of any setting possible, still my Windows 10 cannot successfully create a "Map Network Drive"... It doesn't pass the credential window... Is it an SMB issue?... If anyone knows, please share. Thanks!!
@craft computing I am trying to replicate your shares on my fresh install of truenas core and and my backups haven't been visable in windows. I have restarted both smb and the entire truenas as well. I then went into windows and made sure that vss was running in services and i am still getting nowhere. I went and checked \\server\share\.zfs\snapshots but it was empty... any idea's?
Ok, my lack of understanding is showing; I am setting up a new TrueNAS Core box along with these tutorials. I like the snapshots idea, but when I try to Google my way through how storage intensive they are... I'm not really getting anywhere. I assume its 1:1 for the initial snapshot (1 TB of data = 1 TB snapshot) - but are incremental changes full 1 TB, or are they just the changes between the snapshots?
If I were to guess it probably just backs up the files with deltas are going to really matter. If a file never changes, such as a large 4K quality MKV or MPG of Harmy's Despecialized Star Wars Trilogy for example, then there is no need to create a snapshot. If it's a file with a lot of changes such as a TH-cam video edit project then it probably figures out what has hanged and saves the data. Although you could be right and each snapshot could be an entirely new copy of the entire file. Although I have no data to really answer definitively.
They are differential copies, so it only stores extra copies of the bytes that change. It will also hold onto that data after deletion, until the last snapshot with that data is removed.
I can't seem to find the server I was looking at a long time ago on ebay for freenas/truenas I was looking at a 4U super micro all ready to go besides hard drives
I'm now to TrueNAs coming from Xpenology and I think I've screwed up my setup something bad. Basically all client machines will be Windows based. 2 Windows 10 physical machiens and the rest Windows VMs with Server 2016 and 2019- I'm the only user accessing all this from the LAN, all the servers have one username/pass that I manage/access them from and teh Win 10 machines share a different comboi of username/password. Both those usernames have been set up in TrueNAS and are members of the same newly created group (also made root a member). When I set up all my datasets I didn't set set type to SMB, missed that so they are all set to generic and for all shares I missed setting the default share type so they are all whatever "no option set" might be. For ACLs I set restricted and full permissions for owner@ and group@, is that correct? (looking now at the ACL list for each share there's a bunch of entries I never set). Is there any way to fix this and optimize things for better working and proper setting of permissions all over?
Is there a way to use those snapshots with a Mac? I really like that with a simple right click you were able to restore a file in the OS, but I guess that's more a Windows feature than a True/FreeNAS feature.
Quite aggressive snap shots on that freenas as its doing it every hour, I norm just set it to 12am and 12pm for snapshots and 2am for daily backup snapshots to a dedicated drive The isolated backup server that pulls the data from the main server so main server can't tell backup server to delete anything (in the event the main server it self is compromised not just cryptolocker stuff they won't be able to command the backup server to delete the backups) this is why I find it amusing when large companies get cryptolockered and they don't have at least one or more system images to restore the system of there servers and data backups (Garmin been recant one) it's not a backup if the main server can access the backup server (backup server should always be pulling the data from the target and the backup server should be isolated) to many people use raid as a backup and snapshots/backups that can be just deleted by the host server
Love your videos but IPAs are over rated I'd rather have a good thick Wheat. The hops kills the sweat fruity flavors. Circus Boy The Hefeweizen, Hocus Pocus good ABV and smooth fruit taste. Or a maybe a good Leinenkugel they have some strong Weiss, Bock, Helles and Lagers that are need to try.
No compatible streams are currently available. Please try again later or contact your system administrator for details. ok how do you fix this in freenas with emby this has been going on for years after searching the internet linux freenas are all utter rubbish you just cant click and install you got to fuck around for hrs to try and make it work utter shit ill stay with windows
You are quickly becoming one of my favorite TH-camrs
@Craft Computing
Jeff,
There are two things that should be put into your movie.
1. In TrueNAS 12, before setting-up a replication task you need to ensure that you turn on SSH. By default it is turned off. So, if they just try to set-up a replication and miss this step then they will not have a successful task creation.
2. When you run a one time replication task you can turn-off Read Only Access. If you set-up a scheduled task, it will copy the data, but it will be in read only access. Once they have the replication complete, and fully replicated to their other server, they need to go to the server where the replication was done, they need to go to Pools>edit options> Advanced Options>and select Read Only Off.
It took me a few days to figure it out on my own. I searched the TrueNAS Community forum, everything was referencing 11.0 and older and did not really help me in this situation.
Thank you! you make everything seem easier. I had few weeks without clear understanding of ACL option. With your practical examples I came out of the stone age
Nice video!
9:06 CraftComputing: "I don't need those [snapshots] quite as solid as my CraftComputing backups..."
Also CraftComputing 20 sec later: "But remember, just like RAID, snapshots are not a backup..."
XD
My FreeNAS box (hostnamed Nassie) is one of the best tech investments I've made in the recent years. These tutorials will probably help some people make the decision to build their own. Have a nice day, Jeff!
Make a video on how to grow FreeNAS server if someone is on a budget and cannot afford to have 5-6 HDD at once.
Nice video btw. And those beer reviews are cherry on top 👌
craft has already done plenty for cheap pc freenas...take a look...
@@juanpablo-vn1xo yes I saw all those videos , I am not talking about cheap pc parts I am talking about the storage specifically. Growing your storage pool overtime on FreeNAS can be tricky when you only have 1 or maybe 2 HDD at the moment and wants to add 1 or 2 HDD at a time.
@@unknown_channel_name This is the one scenario that ZFS is really not made for right now. As much as I like FreeNAS (happy user for more than 10 years) you might want to look at alternatives, if that is your use-case.
I'd love to see this done with Active Directory integration for ACL.
Could you explain the pros and cons of setting the edit dataset group to editors rather than keeping it wheel and adding editors as en explicit group in the ACL? Similarly, why not change the dataset owner from root to say craft?
This video helps me solve an issue I was having with radarr, solarr, and QBittorrent thank you! i knew it had to do with permissions but was not how ACL worked.
Hallo Jeff! Thank you very much for your explanations and tutorials! With your help i was able to setup my own TrueNas Server!
Nice work!
😃 Jeff, been a subscribed fan for a while - great content - Bought some Merch to support Craft.
Thank you..I setup my first TrueNas server this weekend and this video help me setup datasets and the proper permissions.
Edit: fixed it by switching to TrueNAS SCALE (which is currently in alpha). In that, everything just worked :) Despite being in alpha. I hate FreeBSD's complicated ACL setup.
Original msg: no matter what I do, my user login is not accepted via SMB even though I created the user with the SAMBA permissions (which is default anyway) and I did the ACLs the same way. For you and Tom it just works, for me it just won't accept my username no matter what. TrueNAS is so stressful. I recreated the user. I recreated the SMB share. I've created a new dataset to test it. I've restarted the SMB service. I've restarted the VM itself. It just won't let me log in with my user at all. I can log in with the user with SSH and I know the password is correct. I can access the dataset with that user from SSH. I can even use SSHFS in Linux as a client.
Thanks for creating this video. It made configuring my TrueNAS server infinitely easier. Big thumbs up and a subscription from me.
So many questions but I have some reading to do first. Great video, I'll be back with questions. 🤓
I wish I would have found this video a week ago...i've been trying to figure out why I could add files, but not delete them. Thanks!!
Would you please elaborate on your choice of pools and how you plan to use them? The data pool is self explanatory, but I am more interested in learning about your backup pool. Is that a pool to back up your servers or TrueNAS data?
Thinking of Beer cooled computer. awesome!
I like this kind of videos. Very concise guide :D
strange. these instructions don't work for me as long as i keep root in the User field.
No one from the Group is able to Write.
However, if i change User to any one member from from within the group, then it resumes working for everyone else in that Group.
This is an amazing series, thank you so much for sharing this. I'd love to know if it's possible to install Nextcloud & Collabora (or onlyoffice) in the same server of Truenas. (because I don't have any other box). And I was thinking to add an optane device for cache. Do you have any hardware recommendation for cache? and what about using Ryzen for Truenas? there are some compatibility or drivers issues? thanks you.
So I have write permisions in my storage pool, but I don't have write permission in the data set I created. It lets me create a folder but when I try to give it a name or rename something or delete something it says "You require permission from TRUENAS\user to make changes to this folder" even though I did log in with that user. My user is in the wheel group and I set the ACL in my dataset to have read and write permission on the group@. Am I missing something here? I honestly have no clue why this won't work.
I would like to do that configuration in case some day I have to recover a vm?
Please make tutorial about cron jobs…. as automatic delete old files from pool where id ftp storage.
Excellent guide. I'm going to migrate from VMware to Proxmox and I'm going to also clean up users, groups, and permissions in FreeNAS/TrueNAS
Any chance you’ll be giving Proxmox + TrueNas Scale a test? Trying to determine if Scale with its Linux kernel is going to yield anything positive over Core.
Love the videos as always
Here I am, watching your videos at x0.5 speed. To fast for new TN users.
Sorry.... I only have one speed 😔
is it me or are the ACL permissions completely different than in this video. I'm seeing something about home, open, and restricted.
So DataSets are basically folders? Thanks for the video!
They look like folders, but are more. Check the documentation, if you are interested
Thanks for your Video, That's Great, Can you please add video for configuration with AD 2012 users using SMB Shares
Could you do a video for TrueNAS Scale? I'm trying to add ACL's using this video as a guide, but the menus and options are too different.
This is an excellent tutorial!!!! Thanks so much Jeff!!
“Editor, in case I....” ...please tell me this is foreshadowing at its finest; I’ve been hoping you’d get to the point where it made sense to do so, in order for you to just focus on the creation side as I love the vids. Not sucking up, at least not intentionally - your original videos from the days of ~500 subs are the reason there’s a 720xd running this house finally (among other things!)
Also the reason my wife has a bone to pick with you 😅🤣
YASSS YASSS YASSS KEEP MORE OF THESE TYPES OF VIDEOS COMING!!!
if you like this stuff you shoudl join his discord via patreon we are chatting about this kinda stuff and a whole bunch more
@@drake53545 i might have to do just that!
thanks, I was able to follow this easily. very detailed.
This was fantastic. Great tutorial.
what about archiving from other machines... similar to DSM-archive?
why is used for the backup device just using 16TB but the data device using the 44TB? i mean what backup using that 16TB while the data device is 44TB? is it enough for backup?
Thanks Jeff, awesome and easy to follow!
How do I get my SAS disks to spin down? I read somewhere to use sdparm but can’t find any info/tutorial anywhere on how to use this tool on TrueNAS, or whether there’s a different solution/setting/feature I could try..
Great job Jeff 👍👍👍
how does windows previous versions know to look in truenas snapshots? how to view the snapshots from a different computer?
Great. This got me past a sticking point I had reached.
Why I am not able to access files from Windows explorer via Samba Shares? I create new user and group just like your examples but when I mapped network drive to the dataset, I get network error. What did I missed? It works fine before I upgrade from FreeNAS. Now my new Plex Server also not able to get any metadata files. Any ideas?
So does Snapshots create a backup of all the files on the drive? If so how does it not take up as much space as the entire drive?
I would like to clarify a doubt and could I configure instant TrueNAS for my vm's?
I followed the tutorial but am stuck as only member of wheel can access any of the shares in windows as it claims access isnt granted even if they are listed in the acl with full access
Thanks. This helped tremendously
So in Windows, connecting to an smb share as a different user tests share permissions, not actual file system ACLs. These are distinct things in Microsoft parlance
Hi, your tutorial was very clear. Thanks very much for the content. However, I have added a test user from the group test on the ACL and gave him "full control" he can't access the share, and I get a permission denied message from windows. I am currently on the latest release of truenas. Therefore, I don't know if this is a bug or a mistake.
How was this tutorial clear? Why are we selecting MS accounts? Why are some users members of the wheel group and some aren’t? Why set default ownership to root if other users are able to upload data?
Wait, what? if you restore a file by copying from it's "shadow copy", you would duplicate the storage requirements wouldn't you? The snapshot version plus the identical manual copy. Not to mention any access rights, file change timestamp etc would have been changed to inherited defaults. Isn't there a better way to restore?
for those who cant access their share on windows, i got mine to work by creating a user and password on the windows machine, and using that to log in. not sure why windows is being that way. I also have issues with my unRaid machine accessing with this same pc. unRaid works just fine on my phone.
You make me want to enjoy beer, and I f*ing hate the taste of beer. Have you ever done a whisky month before?
Should I use POSIX or NFSv4 for ACL type?
Awesome! You mean I don't have to clone my snapshot to a new dataset and create a new share just to recover a file? Thank you!
Thank You
Thank you for this channel.
Bringing a bit of server tech an PC tech together.
Love it!!!
Is it possibly to create a home server/ NAS on my main PC to lets say to enable a third party PC to use my PC processing power as their own.
I have more the idea of while I'm usining my pc to enable a third party to use my PC as a Virtual desktop in a sense...
Got my hands on a ryzen 9 3900 PRO..
Running windows 10 pro?
Any suggestions?? I don't like the cloud storage and processing idea
i setup truenas yesterday on a vm to test and i found out i could not delete files once i created them. i then found out that root cannot be the owner of a samba dataset. i noticed you did not delete files in your tutorial
when I copy files to my smb share it says that there is not enough space but in the pool I have more than 7 TB free
Love your videos. Thank you.
Hi mate, I love these videos. Right now I'm building a TrueNas Core NAS and I have some questions Im using a Ryzen 1600AF Asus Prime B450 Plus board 2x8gb Vengeance LPX Ram 2x 240gb SSD's for the TrueNas install mirrored 2x Seagate 12tb drives Mirrored with a 480gb SSD Cache RX550 2gb GPU all in a Silverstone Grandia GD07. This is mainly data backup and multimedia use, I currently use a Synology DS218+ with 2x 8tb drives raid 1. I can access it from my Samsung Smart TV for Movies etc, can I access my TrueNAS NAS from my TV? Its important for me to be able to access it from my TV, thanks mate.
Snapshots technically are a backup, hence why they let you do things like revert an accidental deletion or restore a corrupted file. That's a backup; opposed to RAID which can tolerate hardware failure but cannot do rollbacks as RAID is redundancy rather than backup. Snapshots just aren't very _good_ backups by themselves as you have your "backup" sitting in the same failure domain as your data.
The real reason you had to show us that snapshot recovery video is to show us Proof of Life for Jeff. I see what you are doing, Heff. You won't get away with this! #FreeJeff LOL
He's alive.... for now...
@@CraftComputing You Monster!! LMAO
I does not matter how many users I have created and with a combination of any setting possible, still my Windows 10 cannot successfully create a "Map Network Drive"... It doesn't pass the credential window... Is it an SMB issue?... If anyone knows, please share. Thanks!!
yeah, im having the same issues
I'm sad there's no update to TrueNAS for me yet... Great vid though.
@craft computing I am trying to replicate your shares on my fresh install of truenas core and and my backups haven't been visable in windows. I have restarted both smb and the entire truenas as well.
I then went into windows and made sure that vss was running in services and i am still getting nowhere. I went and checked \\server\share\.zfs\snapshots but it was empty... any idea's?
Hello, could you please make a video for NSF,Samba and AFP at the same time for one pool?
Hello, please record a video of transmission installation in truenas 12.0 !!!
Great video!
I wounder if truenas creats a group for each user u add?
Keep up the great work!
TrueNAS does create a group for each user. You can also define custom groups, or assign ACLs per user as well instead of per group.
Great video
Hey first video with chapters, nice
Time stamps
@@bestbattle TH-cam derives chapters from timestamps. In the UI they clearly are chapters, not just timestamps.
Ok, my lack of understanding is showing; I am setting up a new TrueNAS Core box along with these tutorials. I like the snapshots idea, but when I try to Google my way through how storage intensive they are... I'm not really getting anywhere. I assume its 1:1 for the initial snapshot (1 TB of data = 1 TB snapshot) - but are incremental changes full 1 TB, or are they just the changes between the snapshots?
If I were to guess it probably just backs up the files with deltas are going to really matter. If a file never changes, such as a large 4K quality MKV or MPG of Harmy's Despecialized Star Wars Trilogy for example, then there is no need to create a snapshot. If it's a file with a lot of changes such as a TH-cam video edit project then it probably figures out what has hanged and saves the data. Although you could be right and each snapshot could be an entirely new copy of the entire file. Although I have no data to really answer definitively.
They are differential copies, so it only stores extra copies of the bytes that change. It will also hold onto that data after deletion, until the last snapshot with that data is removed.
Can I connect my phone to truenas?
How do the snapshots work for macOS clients???
I can't seem to find the server I was looking at a long time ago on ebay for freenas/truenas I was looking at a 4U super micro all ready to go besides hard drives
It was around $500
Where the snapshot are stored? How to recover a file form Mac OS?
Is there anyway to link this with NCS ? Im having major issues with it :(
I hope that you continu that série :)
What is the group Wheel for?
Edit ACL option not appearing.
if you click on edit permisions, you can access edit acl from there, they must have moved it since the video
I'm now to TrueNAs coming from Xpenology and I think I've screwed up my setup something bad. Basically all client machines will be Windows based. 2 Windows 10 physical machiens and the rest Windows VMs with Server 2016 and 2019- I'm the only user accessing all this from the LAN, all the servers have one username/pass that I manage/access them from and teh Win 10 machines share a different comboi of username/password. Both those usernames have been set up in TrueNAS and are members of the same newly created group (also made root a member).
When I set up all my datasets I didn't set set type to SMB, missed that so they are all set to generic and for all shares I missed setting the default share type so they are all whatever "no option set" might be.
For ACLs I set restricted and full permissions for owner@ and group@, is that correct? (looking now at the ACL list for each share there's a bunch of entries I never set).
Is there any way to fix this and optimize things for better working and proper setting of permissions all over?
Does gpu passthrough on TrueNas Core work yet?
Unfortunately, no.
@@CraftComputing Thanks man.
I like JUST setup freenas. What is truenas?
Is there a way to use those snapshots with a Mac? I really like that with a simple right click you were able to restore a file in the OS, but I guess that's more a Windows feature than a True/FreeNAS feature.
That sounds like Windows managing "Previous Versions" rather than snapshots at the NAS level.
Windows is reading the Snapshots from ZFS. I'm not aware of a native way to do this from OS X.
@@CraftComputing Possibly setting a storage pool for a MacOS Time Machine target?
Shane Singleton Time Machine is only for backing up your Mac to storage. It won’t help with recovering files deleted from that storage location.
@@vrijegeest512 That's weird I thought it handled incremental backups similar to previous versions in Windows. Guess I was mistaken. Well. that sucks.
"OH MY!" more like *"ARA ARA!"*
oh no cursed xD
@@Felix-ve9hs Yes. Cursed...
Quite aggressive snap shots on that freenas as its doing it every hour, I norm just set it to 12am and 12pm for snapshots and 2am for daily backup snapshots to a dedicated drive
The isolated backup server that pulls the data from the main server so main server can't tell backup server to delete anything (in the event the main server it self is compromised not just cryptolocker stuff they won't be able to command the backup server to delete the backups)
this is why I find it amusing when large companies get cryptolockered and they don't have at least one or more system images to restore the system of there servers and data backups (Garmin been recant one) it's not a backup if the main server can access the backup server (backup server should always be pulling the data from the target and the backup server should be isolated) to many people use raid as a backup and snapshots/backups that can be just deleted by the host server
were you a storage administrator at an I.T. company?
I was an IT Director and Manager. So, yes :-)
How to hire you for consultation?
full read/write for wheel.... not how I would have done it.
Video Please for Rolling Back an entire Snapshot in case of CryptoLocker Ransomware. Roll Back the entire Directory. Thanks!
I'll be looking at doing that video shortly.
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This man speaks so fast i had to slow down the playback speed :-)
You should give Garmin a call ...
HAHAHA.
Love your videos but IPAs are over rated I'd rather have a good thick Wheat. The hops kills the sweat fruity flavors. Circus Boy The Hefeweizen, Hocus Pocus good ABV and smooth fruit taste. Or a maybe a good Leinenkugel they have some strong Weiss, Bock, Helles and Lagers that are need to try.
No compatible streams are currently available. Please try again later or contact your system administrator for details. ok how do you fix this in freenas with emby this has been going on for years after searching the internet linux freenas are all utter rubbish you just cant click and install you got to fuck around for hrs to try and make it work utter shit ill stay with windows
8 hours later, I can see a share... whyyyyyy no permission tho!!! ahhhhhhhh
I think I'm having the same issue. Post on here if you work though it please! thanks
first?
The efforts one goes through to protect their porn files...