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  1. Just got TailScale up and running and I am really impressed! None of the concepts were tough to figure out but I'm interested in hearing your use-cases and experiences. Where does it really shine? What sucked about that time you tried to do "x" and it failed miserably? I'm already thinking about using this at work...I see so much potential.
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  2. No, VPNs are generally considered one of the, if not the safest option to connect to your self hosted stuff. The Deck website will stay available in the future, the local deck will be added as an alternative and not as a replacement to the existing website.
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  3. It's just a matter of perspective. Without going into truenas there is only Plex and immich at this time.
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  4. heck yeah looking good, it is builds like this that prove you dont need fancy hardware
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  5. I had to do it through TrueNAS and it was pretty easy. https://www.truenas.com/docs/core/13.0/coretutorials/systemconfiguration/mirroringthebootpool/
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  6. There was a fair bit of pushback early on but a lot of us have decided to just bite the bullet. one thing to note is that there is a 30 day refund policy if you don't like it. If you wanna take advantage of that i would suggest waiting for at least beta 2 since there isn't much we can do with beta 1
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  7. I know this is a request for a more 'One click' Hex TM integration, but incase people wanted to test this now, you can do this in Hex + TN today. (already had mine running a week without issue. TIME MACHINE INSTALL GUIDE Create a Folder & name it time machine (or a custom name) Set the Folder permissions (I left mine open, add user permissions here to restricted access) Navigate to the TrueNas UI (Server IP > Username: truenas_admin Pasword: server password from install) Navigate to the Shares tab, you should see your newly created share. Click on edit (pencil) On the Purpose drop down change to > Basic or multi user time machine. Press save/apply, and it'll prompt a restart of the SMB process. Go to your mac settings > general > Time machine. Click the + icon and locate your time machine share, then click setup disk. FYI if you aren't already connected to your Hex server, you'd need to do so now. Either search for the server in the network tab of finder OR connect to the server with finder > go > connect to server > SMB://[THE IP OF YOUR HEX SERVER] You can now choose to encrypt your backup with a password + if you choose, restrict the total disk usage the backup will have. You should now see your time machine backup setup. This will start automatically, but you can create a back up straight away if you choose. AUTO CONNECT SHARED DRIVE SETUP Now that could be it, but to ensure your Time machine backup will always occur, you need to ensure your Mac is always connected to your Hex server. to do this, we need to add the share to the login items Open Settings > general > Login items > click the + icon Locate your connected time machine share, then click open. You should now see the drive in the login items. That's it, you should be all setup and running.
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  9. Resilio is so useful, I really hope it is included in a easy workable form.
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  10. Resilio Sync I am aware there is an "app" for it for TrueNAS. However trying to get it setup is ridiculous. I have tried every permutation of settings to get it working. Failed every time. The only reference that I could find to get Resilio Sync to work on TrueNAS is in Japanese and there's NO sub titles for it.
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