Tag: TrueNAS
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Smooth upgrade.


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Today is the release date of the anticipated TrueNAS 25.10!! This commits ends the mystery of the release date that I was looking for many weeks. Apparently every release happens on Tuesdays…


https://github.com/truenas/documentation/pull/4250/commits/13a500c7b85e5300a27f23f074856bcd1b501b61
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TrueNAS Connect Overview
TrueNAS Connect is a new secure, browser-based control panel for managing and monitoring TrueNAS systems. It complements — not replaces — the existing TrueNAS web UI, offering centralized visibility and simplified workflows.
Key Highlights
- Availability: Launching with TrueNAS 25.10 (test rollout Oct 2025; public release Dec 2025).
- Access: Free for Community Edition; hosted by TrueNAS in redundant datacenters.
- Access URL: https://connect.truenas.com
Core Features
- Centralized Management: Monitor multiple systems from one interface.
- Streamlined Workflows:
- Automatic SSL certificate registration
- Unified system alerts and health checks
- Simplicity & Flexibility: Consistent workflows and visibility across systems.
- Optional Integration: Classic TrueNAS UI remains fully functional.
Security & Privacy
- Private Control Channels: Uses secure WebSockets over private networks.
- Data Control: No user data leaves your network; only statistics are shared.
- OAuth Login: Supports Google and GitHub (more coming); credentials never stored.
- Local Keyring: TrueNAS credentials stored securely in the user’s browser.
Main Capabilities
1. Real-Time Health Monitoring
- Tracks CPU, disk I/O, memory, temperature, and storage metrics.
- Alerts when systems are offline or unresponsive.
2. Customizable Alerts
- Notifications via email, SMS, Slack, or PagerDuty.
- Configurable thresholds, schedules, and extended data retention for Plus tier.
3. Inventory Management
- Centralized asset tracking and compliance reporting.
- Export data in CSV or JSON formats.
4. Web Installation
- Browser-based setup (no console required), ideal for headless systems.
5. Enclosure Mapping
- Visual layout of system hardware and disk health.
- Supports custom enclosure designs.
Tiers
Foundation (Free)
- Includes:
- Email alerts & reports
- SSL/WebUI certificate automation
- Web-driven installation
- Secure login via OAuth
- Supports one system, free perpetual license.
Plus (Subscription)
- Adds multi-system management and fleet-wide monitoring.
- Up to 4 systems / 1 PB total capacity.
- $50 per NAS per year (monthly/annual billing).
- Launching December 2025.




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Notable Changes
- Fixes an issue where the ACL editor ignored unchecked “Apply Owner” and “Apply Group” checkboxes and always applied owner/group changes recursively, potentially causing unintended ownership changes (NAS-137378).
- Fixes an issue where SMB threads could become stuck at 100% CPU usage on Windows clients, causing Windows Explorer to become unresponsive until the thread was manually killed (NAS-137095).
See the 25.04.2.4 Release Notes for more details.


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After deleting an rsync backup task in order to change user permissions and then creating a task with the same destination path I get the above error.
Solution:
- delete the synobkpinfo.db file
- rename the backup folder e.g. backup to backup_old
- create a new task with the same destination backup
- copy new synobkpinfo.db into backup_old
- delete backup
- rename backup_old to backup
I also investigated the .db file using SQLite Browser:

#synology_to_truenas_backup














