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  1. Thanks, but I've been to that page. What I can't find is the page described here: http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID_Manual#Export_settings . For instance, where is "Export read only", "Export read/write", etc.? Maybe this manual is for a previous version of the management utility? Anyway, my problem ended up not being samba related anyway. The file system permission were actually set to root:root and r--r----- on all of my files on the share I needed write access to, so a chmod and chown fixed that.
  2. OK, I see 'User Shares' in the Shares tab, but where is the 'Export settings' referenced in the unRAID user manual? http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID_Manual I really just need to set up the access to the *pre-defined* disk shares, and I can't seem to find this basic functionality.
  3. OK, maybe it seems I need to start the array with User Shares enabled in order to see these fields in the Server management utility, per the instructions below. I can't check at the moment, since I'm in the middle of a huge transfer and can't bring down the array, but I'm going to assume this is the solution to my problem for now. Enable User Shares Step 1 On another computer (not your UnRAID system) open a web browser and navigate to the Server Management Utility. Then click on Main and stop the array if it is already started. Step 2 Click Shares, set User Shares to enabled, then click apply. Step 3 Click Main, then click Start to start the array. Step 4 Click Shares to edit the shares properties.
  4. Please note the pasted blurb from the UnRAID manual. I cannot for the life of me find this 'Shares' page in the unRAID web config. At least, nothing like what is described. Where is this Shares page, or where can I configure access to pre-defined disk shares? <begin blurb> Shares The Shares page is used to configure shares and share access. Export settings This section lets you configure how the pre-defined flash and disk shares are exported, and whether User shares are enabled or not. The basic external access mode for a share is defined by it's Export mode: Export read/write The share will be exported and visible under My Network Places. If User level security is not enabled, then anyone on the network can read/write data in the share. If User level security is enabled, then anyone who can log into the server can read/write data in the share. Export read-only The share will be exported and visible under My Network Places. The share may not be written, but if User level security is not enabled, then anyone on the network can read data in the share. If User level security is enabled, then anyone who can log into the server can read data in the share. Export read/write, hidden The share will be exported, but will not show up in browse lists (i.e., under My Network Places). If User level security is not enabled, then anyone on the network who knows about the share can read/write data in the share. If User level security is enabled, then anyone who can log into the server and knows about the share can read/write data in the share. Export read-only, hidden The share will be exported, but will not show up in browse lists (i.e., under My Network Places). If User level security is not enabled, then anyone on the network who knows about the share can read data in the share. If User level security is enabled, then anyone who can log into the server and knows about the share can read data in the share. Don't export
  5. " cd /boot/packages && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort" yields the following output: ./apcupsd-3.14.3-i486-1kjz.tgz.auto_install ./md5deep-3.6.orig.tar.gz.auto_install ./openssh-5.1p1-i486-1.tgz.auto_install ./openssl-0.9.8n-i486-1.txz.auto_install ./powerdown-1.02-noarch-unRAID.tgz.auto_install ./screen-4.0.3-i486-1.tgz.auto_install ./ssmtp_2.64.orig.tar.bz2.auto_install ./unraid-status-email.auto_install How do I control the plugin re-install order to make openssh install after openssl? I have searched for a solution but could not find one.
  6. I just got done preclearing my drives for my new array. I want to copy files over directly to the drives before assigning the parity drive, so the transfers go faster. Will formatting the drives and copying files to them mess up the preclear in any way? I'm pretty sure the answer is no, but I'm a little paranoid not to mess anything up because the preclear took 49 hours (4TB), and I don't really fancy redoing that step.
  7. If I want to add a drive to my array, will parity have to be regenerated?
  8. And to follow up on my own question in this thread - I researched it a bit and it seems as though any current motherboard should have no problem natively supporting Large hard disks, such as 3 or 4 TB ones.
  9. OK, I get it now, thanks. It's also crystal clear now why you can't have more than one drive fail at the same time.
  10. Why with unRAID is it that the number of parity drives required to secure the data on the data storage drives doesn't scale with the number of data drives? Why, if say 1 parity drive is needed to support 2 drives, is only 1 drive necessary still to support even 10 data storage drives? I'm sorry but I don't understand the basics I guess.
  11. I'd also like to know this. Specifically, which motherboards are guaranteed to work, AND guaranteed to work properly with 3 or 4 TB hard discs, i.e. allow full use of the space.