Romm install failing

I was trying to install the Romm app from the library. I am getting a “up” error, when I looked at the logs it was during the postgres install, I think.

I have deleted it so I cannot post the error, I can try again if I have to.

But I was wondering if anyone has a guide to follow for TrueNAS? I found some for unraid and others but not specific to TrueNAS to make sure I was doing it right, there is lots to configure.

Thanks!

I decided to just try the install again to get the errors. The error during install is

[EFAULT] Failed ‘up’ action for ‘romm’ app, please check /var/log/app_lifecycle.log for more details

In the log, several times, is

[2025/01/20 18:10:32] (ERROR) app_lifecycle.compose_action():56 - Failed ‘up’ action for ‘romm’ app: Network ix-romm_default Creating
Network ix-romm_default Created
Container ix-romm-postgres_upgrade-1 Creating
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Creating
time=“2025-01-20T18:09:50-06:00” level=warning msg=“config uid, gid and mode are not supported, they will be ignored”
time=“2025-01-20T18:09:50-06:00” level=warning msg=“config uid, gid and mode are not supported, they will be ignored”
time=“2025-01-20T18:09:50-06:00” level=warning msg=“config uid, gid and mode are not supported, they will be ignored”
Container ix-romm-postgres_upgrade-1 Created
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Created
Container ix-romm-postgres-1 Creating
Container ix-romm-redis-1 Creating
Container ix-romm-redis-1 Created
Container ix-romm-postgres-1 Created
Container ix-romm-romm-1 Creating
Container ix-romm-romm-1 Created
Container ix-romm-postgres_upgrade-1 Starting
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Starting
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Started
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Waiting
Container ix-romm-postgres_upgrade-1 Started
Container ix-romm-postgres_upgrade-1 Waiting
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Waiting
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Exited
Container ix-romm-redis-1 Starting
Container ix-romm-permissions-1 Exited
Container ix-romm-redis-1 Started
Container ix-romm-postgres_upgrade-1 service “postgres_upgrade” didn’t complete successfully: exit 1
service “postgres_upgrade” didn’t complete successfully: exit 1

A postgres container failing to start is almost always a permissions issue. PG in Docker wants a dataset with unix permissions owned by 999:999.

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Sorry, I never got an email you responded. I will look into this when I am home later. Thanks!

thanks :slight_smile: I know this is an old post, but it’s still helping 4 years on!

Why 4 years? this post is from january 2025 :sweat_smile:

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Hehe

“Jan 21”

My bad, read it as Jan 2021 :man_facepalming: