Hello there,
what im trying to find out:
is there a way to make rclone providing a web ui on a TrueNas Scale server which is reachable with my Windows PC for setting it up without using the TureNas shell?
I would appreciate any kind of help...
Thank you!
so that means that rclone tells me an ip address with port which is then reachable?
just to make it clear: i know that i have to install and tell rclone to provide an web ui in the shell of truenas.
that is correct.
that is correct
and there is https://rclone.github.io/rclone-webui-react/#/login
and there is rclone browser, which will run on windows
https://kapitainsky.github.io/RcloneBrowser/
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So i got it to run on my server but i cannot reach it.
I don’t know why rclone is using an ip outside my ip range… is that something I’m not getting right? How is it possible to change that?
What username and what password do i need to use for the .io?
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Hi Marvin,
I assume you are on a LAN where you can ping your TRUENAS, so lets see if we can get it running in a few quick posts.
Please run this command on your NAS and then post the command and output:
rclone rcd --rc-web-gui --rc-web-gui-no-open-browser -vv
also please show that you have connection from your PC to the NAS by executing and posting the output from executing this on your PC:
ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx # The IP or hostname of your NAS
Advanced tip: The trick is to replace the local host 127.0.0.1 with the IP of your NAS when connecting from your PC, and make sure that the port used is open in the firewall of your NAS, or change to an unused open port by using something like --rc-addr :443
for the forth edit,
127.0.0.1
Thanks, seems like you have read my mind, feel free to take over - time to get some sleep here 
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