Is there anybody who tried to get anytype (https://anytype.io) running self hosted on an Truenas?
Guess ist only possible in a VM?
From what I see on their site, there isn’t any kind of “hosting” involved in this software–it’s an app that runs on your computer and/or mobile devices and syncs data among them, apparently somewhat like Syncthing. So what would you run on your NAS?
You can run it selfhosted under docker:
Then you can run it under TrueNAS.
1 to 4 worked fine but number 5
make start
gives the following message:
zsh: command not found: make
You can use the compose file there to install a custom app via YAML in the TrueNAS UI.
Via YAML is not working, because a .env.override file is created during configuration.
Unless I’m missing something, that looks doable using a dockerfile: https://www.truenas.com/docs/truenasapps/usingcustomapp/#installing-a-multi-container-app-with-a-dockerfile.
Is it no problem to get the make package via apt-get?
I haven’t tested that directly. The example compose files using dockerfile_inline in that article do use apt upgrade and apt install and I know I was able to deploy those without issue 6 months or so ago.
No, apt -get is not working:
Package management tools are disabled on TrueNAS appliances.
Guess I will try it in a VM.
Set up a VM with debian and installed anytype using the following installation-guide:
It’s working now on my Truenas selfhosted.