I had a whole setup with Arr’s and all that stuff, after the update I upgraded my pools and went to the apps section of my truenas install and low and behold everything was stuck on deploying. Since I set up everything quite recently and still have a back up of the configs I deleted IX-application pool and restarted setting up everything again.
Now when I install jellyfin it just get stuck in deploying, waited the night out and woke up to see it was still deploying.
I couldn’t fetch logs using the logs button and activity shows this as an error:
any Idea what’s happening here? I went through all the things ipv4 has been set up properly and is pointing to the right gateway. I unset the pools and set it again after a reboot. I rebooted multiple times. Tried other apps as well that did not work either. (minecraftserver, flared, Kali)
I can also provide other logs if you tell me where to find them.
2024-06-08 13:58:00 0/1 nodes are available: pod has unbound immediate PersistentVolumeClaims. preemption: 0/1 nodes are available: 1 No preemption victims found for incoming pod…
2024-06-08 13:58:00 Created pod: jellyfin-5799d59888-lmsd7
I gave up and switched to UNRAID, moved my data to an older ZFS pool and imported it from there.
I really liked the way how truenas handled the storage part but the k3s part just doesn’t make any sense to me. Options and customization seems to be very limited around that part.
I recommend just setting up a hypervisor and pass through the controller to a VM with TrueNas installed or set up a VM in TrueNas that does the k3s part.
If you’re using truecharts you have to Install the openebs App and follow to PVC Migration Guide. Truecharts had to switch to another storage provider for their Apps because dragonfish removed the build in openebs Driver.
I even created a brand new dataset from scratch to match this guys naming system and it just sits on deploying forever. Let it run for 3 days and still nothing.
It gives me this error. Tried opening ports on router to see if this was the problem.
“[http://172.16.0.52:20800/”](javascript:void(0);): dial tcp [172.16.0.52:20800](javascript:void(0);): connect: connection refused
Truenas Plex is no problem but I migrated from Cobia. I assume it will hang too if I try a fresh install.