Leantime Application

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I am trying to get Leantime running with a YAML and running into issue after issue, I have come across too many to list, been trying for over an hour now.

I am wondering if anyone has this running in TrueNAS? I am using Scale Goldeneye. Not specifically asking to troubleshoot what I have, I am just hoping not to have to reinvent the wheel if someone has it running.

Thanks!

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I think you need to start with the basics of what version of TrueNAS Scale Goldeneye. It may make a difference. I am guessing you are working through the Documentation?

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Thanks! I am using the YAML provided by Leantime and modified it for my volumes and port. I have several app installed by YAML that are not in the catalog and I have been able to work through issues to get them working. This one I cannot.

Again, not looking to troubleshoot what I am doing, looking to see if someone has it working and can provide how they were able to.

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My first guess after looking at the compose file is that there may be 2 main issues:

  1. permissions since truenas has no buildin mysql user and the mysql helper wants to run
    command: chown -R mysql:mysql /var/lib/mysql
  1. did you create or download the .env file and adjusted the path to it?

Edit:
Maybe post your modified compose file so we can check for errors

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So this is the YAML I am now using, after about 45 minutes of me adjusting it, I last resorted to AI to try and help me (Yeah I know). At this point this is about 37 (in a row?) adjustments working with Gemini. It is very possible it’s all jacked more now than when I started.

Currently the app shoes both the db and service containers are running but I cannot access them via browser, returns “Refused to connect”.

services:
leantime_db:
image: mysql:8.4
container_name: mysql_leantime
volumes:
- <PATH>/leantime/db:/var/lib/mysql
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
- MYSQL_DATABASE=leantime
- MYSQL_USER=leantime_user
- MYSQL_PASSWORD=your_secure_password
- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=your_root_password
- MYSQL_AUTHENTICATION_POLICY=mysql_native_password

leantime:
image: leantime/leantime:latest
container_name: leantime_app
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
- LEAN_DB_HOST=leantime_db
- LEAN_DB_USER=leantime_user
- LEAN_DB_PASSWORD=your_secure_password
- LEAN_DB_DATABASE=leantime
- LEAN_DB_PORT=3306
- LEAN_DB_TYPE=mysql
- RUN_AS_USER=568
- RUN_AS_GROUP=568
- LEAN_APP_URL=http://<IP>:30110
- LEAN_INSTALL=true  # <— Ensure this is here
ports:
- “30110:80”
volumes:
- <PATH>/leantime/public_userfiles:/var/www/html/public/userfiles
- <PATH>/leantime/userfiles:/var/www/html/userfiles
- <PATH>/leantime/plugins:/var/www/html/app/Plugins
depends_on:
- leantime_db
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Is the YAML you’re actually inputting all left-justified like that? YAML is whitespace dependent so you need the indents at different levels.

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ok so the ai already removed the .env file and and uses plain environment variables in the yaml. that removes one concern i had.
I’ll propably give it a go with a test install when i’m home from work (don’t judge me for answering forum posts during work hours, i have literally 0 customers right now…)

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@DjP-iX No this is how it pasted. If the indents are not right TrueNAS won’t let you save the YAML

@LarsR Thanks. Yeah AI can work well or blow it up like walking out of a Taco Bell bathroom. I am still working with it, feeding the logs from the container. It just had me switch to Maria and set the user as root (yes I know but I am really testing at this point, no intensions of leaving it like that).

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Got it!

It appears that somewhere along the lines, 8080 was changed to 80 in the YAML and I did not notice. Once corrected, it’s working. It’s always something dumb like that. My bad, thanks!

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