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+1 for Paperless-ngx ! I would love to see that.

+1 for Paperless NGX for document management.

im no expert on permissions (and i don't even use HA) but, when you remade the data sets did you select the apps preset?

Hey, Not sure if your 170Z is a typo and should be an AMD 1700 CPU. If it is, there is a bug concerning AMD Ryzen 1000-3000 CPUs which is causing exactly those random freezes. You have to disable all the C-states in the BIOS to stop this from happening. You could use something like uptime kuma to easily see if the server is still running or not, but you would need to install it on another server/pc and have it running there to get proper tracking.

Looks like I have the same issue. Spent an hour last night setting up Home Assistant for the first time and connecting all my devices. Opened it again today to view some stats only to see a message that I have no devices set up... Logs:

So, I have a few questions. 1. My server, an old 170z system 32 gig ram 1070 gpu, likes to randomly "freeze". It wont show up on the network, I cant ssh into it, and, as far as i can tell, the keyboard becomes unresponsive. The only thing i can do is a hard shutdown, which i do not like doing because its running off 4 nas HDD's and I know a hard shut down is not a fun thing for them. I'm sure its a hardware issue since my mobo is an old msi gaming z, that has the problem that it will thermal throttle the cpu even if its below 70C. I had to disable the temp monitoring in bios and it works good as "new". I'm wondering if this is an issue that is common or just something my system is doing. 2. Is there a way to get the system to show a display after the monitor turns off. My system shows a display when it first turns on, but as soon as i shut off the monitor and turn it back on; it will not display a picture until it is rebooted. I did a test today and shut off the monitor and turned it right back on and no signal. 3. If i buy a remote management pcie card can i hook it up to a laptop to monitor the system instead of having to ssh into it using command line? In tech youtuber videos they just walk up to their rack, open a laptop, and off they go doing stuff in their server. I only ask because of issue #1. with the system in headless mode; I cannot see what it is trying to do when it "freezes". I would like a way to be able to give it a command to restart.

We now have one: Custom Install Scripts - HexOS Hub

Not a recommendation, there probably is or will be a better place to follow it at some point. But, if you want all the docs development notifications, it's open source! So you can follow the progress here

Any update on the migration guide? Anywhere for us to watch for a notification that it's been posted?

at this time it will have to be done via the underlying truenas interface

I just tried replacing a drive with a larger capacity drive and hexos says it wont allow me and i need a "suitable candidate". is there something special I have to add a 16tb drive to the pool of 12tb drives?

I wanted to name Network 1 and Network 2 with Display Names like 1G or 10G. Thought maybe those were reserved names so I tried to name it Slippy. Nope. Same error 500. Full page error. Very limited information. Hope this helps. 500 this._def.values is not iterable

Would love this as well.

The restart fixed the issue 🙄

the main focus of hexos would be a more user friendly experience. (it is a work in progress) there is a decent amount of overlap with the other features that TN connect has though.

this is the reason why, I have many apps and can't remember all of the links

Welcome Capox! HexOS license are easily transferred, so you need not worry! Many of us do have multiple licenses however, as we have multiple machines we are running at once. A local backup server, and a physically remote one for off site backups, for example.

In terms of being "correct" even. I use domain names on my network, so the IP address doesn't have the cached credentials. But to PsychoWards point,I think it makes sense to use from a discoverability point of view. You can't google your local network if you don't remember the exact address.

Hey, thanks for your answer! So as long as my boot drive stays the same i can change every other component right? So even when i do a complete new build in the future as long as the boot drive stays the same i should be Fine? I mean when i install it on a M.2 I should be safe since these things pretty much never die… I Hope 😅

Hi! Having this same issue since just today, as far as I can tell. Been using HexOS pretty much since a few days after it launched. Just like others, I can interact with the NAS just fine in any other way, like accessing the TrueNAS Scale interface directly, or accessing an SMB Share, it's just deck.hexos.com seemingly not connecting to it. Please advise on how to fix it, if a solution has been identified by now. Thanks in advance.

What would be your intended use case for this? Opening the deck website, going to the apps section and clicking the launch button is not a way I imagine you would want to visit immich. 🙂 Sth like Heimdall would offer you this flexibility (and more) already.

Just saw this on their blog: https://connect.truenas.com/ Does this compliment HexOS or is a similar alternative?

I use a reverse proxy, it would be great if I can for example modify the address the "launch" button takes me to. So if I want to open immich instead of the local ui it takes me to immich.reverseproxy.com

domain/SSL certificate are a pain in the ass to get for non-techies. Synology made it very easy for me to get a sub-domain linked to my nas. (a my domain. Synology. Me sudomain ) After buying my own domain. I was able to get a ssl certificate from within my synogely nas web interface linked to by c-naming my domain to synology.me (by generating a letsencrypt cert) Now I am able to assign a ssl certificate to a docker container and have it be adresable by sudomaining my baught domain. As wel as configure basic access rules for those containers. This process is buggy as hell. And fails utterly on complex compose projects. And getting a wildcard ssl certificate is completely out. So you have to pick all the subdomains names you want when generating the ssl certificate. However it complete allows me to let portfowarding be handled by my nass. And have 1 set of user accounts be the truth for access control. I hope hexos can be as powerful as this in the future. For example taking over portfowarding would already be a great start. Because then there would be just 1 ui. And may be mange ssl certifates in 1 spot

Shott answer yes. Long answer is when you swap hardware you'll need to make sure that when you do swap you'll need to make sure that you reconfigure the new bios to point to your boot drive and turn off secure boot. I have done alot with swapping hardware in testing since the first drop of hexOs and it is still running with out any issues