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# Caveats and assumptions
* the method documented here has only been given cursory testing, so there may be compatibility problems
* this method assumes that stash will be run within a previously created iocage jail - the process to create and configure the jail is not included here
* if the jail is in NAT mode, ensure that port 9999 is forwarded to your TrueNAS host
* the alternative to this method is to compile from source, which is a more involved process and not documented here
# Linux compatibility
In order for the `stash-linux` binary to work in a FreeBSD system, Linux compatibility must be enabled both in the system and the jail. To enable Linux compatibility:
1. navigate to `System -> Tunables` in the TrueNAS Web UI
2. click `Add` and enter the following:
* Variable: `linux_enable`
* Value: `YES`
* Type: `rc.conf`
3. Click submit.
4. In a shell in your iocage jail, edit `/etc/rc.conf` to add:
```
enable_linux="YES"
```
5. Reboot the system.
# ffmpeg/ffprobe
`ffmpeg` can be downloaded using `pkg install ffmpeg`. For some reason, stash is unable to find the `ffmpeg` and `ffprobe` binaries even after installing them. To work around this, create symbolic links to the binaries in `$HOME/.stash`:
```
ln -s /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg ~/.stash/ffmpeg
ln -s /usr/local/bin/ffprobe ~/.stash/ffprobe
```
# Downloading and running
Download `stash-linux` for your chosen release. Make sure to enable execution with: `chmod +x stash-linux`
Run with: `./stash-linux` (assuming the binary is in the current directory)