I am trying to install Vaultwarden from the app center, I am getting
dependency failed to start: container ix-vaultwarden-postgres-1 is unhealthy
I THINK the permissions are right. I gave 568 and 999 permissions to the dataset.
Thanks for any help! New to TrueNAS
Must be permissions. I created it but did not move the data or postgres locations and it works. Iâll continue to play but any help from someone who has deployed this would be apricated.
postgress needs permissions for unix user 999
Yup, I mentioned in the original post, 999 has permissions already. Here is the permissions for the dataset
I think itâs probably objecting to the NFSv4 permissions instead of unix. What happens if you set the Automatic Permissions checkbox when you mount the host path in the installer?
I get the same error
Try creating a new dataset with the generic preset, donât set up an acl, and then check Automatic Permissions
That might be it, I see this. How did I do that? How do I change it to unix?
Creating a new dataset worked. Did setting an ACL change that from Unix?
Potentially or you used a preset that defaults to NFSv4 (the apps preset would, for example)
So now I am trying to add my user to the permissions and it appears to change it from unix. How can I add a user for permissions without changing it?
What user are you trying to add?
Myself, so I can browse to the files if need. Backups or something.
Ok actually I just did a few test installs and it looks like it wasnât the ACL type but I think the fact that your initial dataset contained an ACL already may have been preventing the Automatic Permissions chown from working.
Both of these are working installs, with permissions set automatically, so I think as long as you keep the Owner and group as 999:999 (netdata:docker) you should be good to add your user.
Also, the container is starting but Vaultwarden is not. Looks like permissions again.
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050448+00:00[2025-01-22 15:11:14.050][vaultwarden][ERROR] Error creating private key âdata/rsa_key.pemâ
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050463+00:00Io.
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050471+00:00[CAUSE] Os {
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050477+00:00code: 2,
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050490+00:00kind: NotFound,
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050496+00:00message: âNo such file or directoryâ,
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050502+00:00}
2025-01-22 21:11:14.050508+00:00Exiting Vaultwarden!
I was going to browse to that folder to look and could not with my user
Checking these now. Have an meeting soon, might not get back for a while.
My guess on this one would be that 568 doesnât have full permissions for the config Data Storage database. Are you using one dataset for both Data Storage and Postgres Data Storage? It should be two.
Just got home, going to take this back up. I am using 3 datasets, the root (for the app), one for data, and one for the DB.
I added myself, once I did when âpostgres_upgradeâ starts itâs reported as âcreashedâ with
cat: /var/lib/postgresql/data/PG_VERSION: Permission denied
One would assume, since this is an app, that this should be all worked out. If itâs just permissions it should be easier ha.
Looks like at this point postgres permissions are fine, now itâs the vaultwarden container that has some.
[vaultwarden][ERROR] Error creating private key âdata/rsa_key.pemâ
Think I got it. I had to change the UID\GID in the app settings for Vaultwarden as well. Just dawned on me, if I am not setting the ACL, that container will need it.
However, I do run backups of the apps folder that contains the configs for all the apps. I need to figure out how to add permissions to me for that dataset. Pretty sure it stops working if I add me.
