Option 1, Works but Tidal is not playing, although it is connected. Instead of messing around myself I prefer to use option 2.
Option 2
Request to add a template is denied. Because the container would not be up to date.
See: Add Roon Core Server · Issue #1573 · truecharts/charts · GitHub
As far as I am concerned this does not do justice to all the good work of Steef !!!
@Steef_de_Bruijn
Would you take a look. Expect your response to be enough to get the team to make the template.
thx…
gr. Koen
ps. fixed the Tidal Issue by setting the DNS Preference to
“Ignore DNS settings from the Kubernetes cluster”
I’ll not speak for Steef, but it’s clear from the response that Truenas don’t see this as their problem. There is a pretty big gap between their goals and the Roon Docker offering.
TrueCharts is a catalog of highly optimised TrueNAS SCALE Apps. Made for the community, By the community!
Our primary goals are: Micro-Service Centered, Native Kubernetes, Stability, Consistency
They’re after full Helm charts to run in a K8s environment. If Steef isn’t a K8s/Helm user this is a big ask with a pretty steep learning curve. Getting a suitable helm chart through Truenas QA isn’t likely to happen quickly.
Given the Tidal thing is a local issue of some kind I think your best option is to get messing. Good luck.
I also upgraded to truenas scale and ditched my proxmox hypervisor.
Before, Roon was running on an proxmox LXC container and it was perfect.
It’s a shame that the Truecharts team doesn’t want to add Roon to their catalog.
As a result, all that remains is to create a VM to host ROON.
I’m not sure that’s the case, there’s just a large gap between the Dockerfile and the Helm charts that. Truecharts want. They’ll expect enthusiastic contributors to submit charts for packages rather than doing it themselves is all.
Hello,
would it be possible to make me/us a guide/tutorial for creating a ROON docker in truenas scale please?
I do not know at all the docker and the subtility during their creation
