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Mount a shared NFS from TrueNAS on CentOS

Mount a shared NFS from TrueNAS on CentOS

On the setup of my house, I've decided that configuration files should be stored on the NAS. For this, the idea is that the NAS would have a share (say "config")which would be mounted on the other machines. Each application would then have its own

Copy Large Amounts of Data

Copy Large Amounts of Data

Last week I managed to configure Plex on my server, as a FreeNAS jail. Now I want to copy the data from my Synology box. cp I mounted my synology share containing multimedia files onto the FreeNAS, because I figured it's easier using a cp and SMB mount

Create a jail with DHCP on ESXi

Create a jail with DHCP on ESXi

I am in process of moving some functions from my old and trusted Synology box on the freenas. I want to also automatise most of things in case I need to recreate them again. The first step in my process is to create jails, with DHCP. Process is straight-forward via

Improve Nextcloud

Improve Nextcloud

Yesterday, I've set up Nextcloud on my server, so I can back up files. That was nice, until I started backing them up... Some files like .htaccess could not be backed up... Prerequisistes 1. FreeNas install (11.3 at the time of writing this) 2. NextCloud plugin installed

Add a Trusted Domain to Nextcloud

Add a Trusted Domain to Nextcloud

I've installed NextCloud on my FreeNas server and I got an error that my domain is not trusted. After looking online, it looks like I need to add the hosts capable of connecting to my instance explicitly. This is actually nice, because I don't want everybody