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Get RocketZero
Two parts, one setup — and you need both: the package for your NAS, then the app on your computer.
Install the package on your NAS
Runs once on the NAS. Choose your system, then the build for its CPU.
Install via Package Center → Manual Install.
Not sure which chip? Control Panel → Info Center → General, check the CPU row: Intel/AMD → Intel build; Realtek/Marvell/ARM → ARM build.
👉 Finish — the step people miss: installing alone doesn’t pick your address. Open RocketZero from the top-left Main Menu, enter your email and pick your address. Then you’re live at <your-id>.roze.to.
Install right from OMV’s web UI. Add the RocketZero source once over SSH, then it shows up under System → Plugins — click Install, and updates appear there too, like any built-in plugin.
curl -fsSL https://pkg.roze.to/omv/add-repo.sh | sudo shThen in OMV: System → Plugins → openmediavault-rocketzero → Install.
Prefer to install by hand? Grab the .deb (Intel/AMD · ARM) and run sudo dpkg -i. Turning on file sharing? See the OMV notes.
👉 Finish — the step people miss: installing alone doesn’t pick your address. In the OMV web UI open Services → RocketZero, enter your RocketZero ID and click Activate. Then you’re live at <your-id>.roze.to.
Install from TrueNAS’s own Apps — no shell. Go to Apps → Discover → Custom App, switch to Install via YAML, paste this (change RZ_ID to the address you want), and Install:
services:
rocketzero:
image: registry.roze.to/rocketzero:latest
network_mode: host
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
- RZ_ID=my-nas
volumes:
- /mnt/tank/rocketzero:/dataTrueNAS pulls the image and runs it — you’re live at <RZ_ID>.roze.to.
Prefer a host install? Grab the tarball (Intel/AMD · ARM) and run install.sh from the Shell. Turning on file sharing? See the TrueNAS notes.
👉 You’re live at <your-id>.roze.to — the RZ_ID you set above is your address. Open it in any browser to reach your TrueNAS.
Install the app on your computer
So your NAS shows up as a drive. Pick your operating system.
When you’re done, name your NAS — that becomes its domain. Pick home-nas and your NAS is at https://home-nas.roze.to: HTTPS built in, no DDNS, no open ports. See how it works.