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Ubuntu 20.04 -> TrueNAS (FreeNAS), ZFS Backup

After setting up a FreeNAS instance I was thrilled to learn that Ubuntu 20.04 LTS came with a ZFS installation option. I loved ZFS for my FreeNAS instance so loved the idea of using it on Ubuntu. While there are some issues with it (e.g., if you run

Nextcloud on Truenas via reverse-proxy links

https://www.samueldowling.com/2020/01/18/nginx-reverse-proxy-freenas-ssl-tls/ https://getmethegeek.com/blog/2020-12-17-secure-your-nextcloud-with-https-hosted-on-truenas-12-core-with-nginx-proxy-manager/ https://www.samueldowling.com/2020/01/18/nginx-reverse-proxy-freenas-ssl-tls/

proxmox

Proxmox Mount SMB/CIFS/SAMBA

1) Mount manually in proxmox sudo mount -t cifs -o username=MyUserName -o ro //192.168.1.XX/S [//192.168.1.14/mnt/nas/TimeMachine/smb]hareName /mnt/pve/ShareName 2) Then attach to your VM pct set 103 -mp1 /mnt/pve/ShareName,mp=/mnt/ShareName (note, you may

TrueNAS (FreeNAS) Expanding VM Disk Size

I have an Ubuntu Server VM running on TrueNAS. Well, I started out with a 10GB disk but upon installing python packages and whatnot was quickly running low... Naturally, I tried to find how to increase the space within the TrueNAS GUI until I saw I could increase the Zvol