Skotticus

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  1. Is this still best practice? I haven't found any explicit documentation about how unRAID uses inodes in the manual. Inodes in general seem to be something that confuses a lot of people; is it dependent on the filesystem you use or are all filesystems in unRAID implemented without persistent inode values? Or is it because of the flexibility of unRAID's array system?
  2. I have not been able to set up the share as secure or private and get the printer to connect to the share using the user I set up for the purpose. I was able to at least get the user experience I was looking for by setting the share to private (hidden) and using "nobody" as the username. If anyone has any ideas on how to get this working using a private or secure share, please share them. I would much prefer better security than "Not many people have access to this part of the network, but even if they did they would have to already know the network path to the share to access it."
  3. Oh yeah, the trailing \ was another desperate iteration, I'm afraid.
  4. Yeah, tried using the IP and using Kerberos. One theory I have is that I need to be including a domain in the username field, but I'm not sure what it would be.
  5. I'm trying to set up a Brother MFC-L3770cdw printer to scan files to an unraid share for Paperless-ngx. I keep getting an access denied error. I can connect to the share in windows using the user credentials I set, and the printer *can* connect to the share if I set the share to public (though it tries to ask for a username because one is not set in the printer's scan profile, which is not acceptable UX for my users), so the network folder path appears to be correct. It seems like something is causing Unraid to reject the credentials. I have tried what seems like every possible permutation for the user credential format and authentication, but I must be missing something. Any help would be appreciated.
  6. The issue with tabs causing the right-hand buttons to disappear appears to simply be the web gui dropping the search box and buttons down to make room for the tabs. Since it isn't either extending the banner or inverting the colors of the buttons, they end up the same color as the background. They're still there, still usable, just invisible. Is there a way to either edit the header or banner to be larger or set the colors of the wrapped buttons? I tried changing the text color, but the tabs are tied to the header custom background color, not the header text colors. Changing header background color so the tabs aren't inverting to be the same color as the main window's background color makes them visible, but it looks terrible. Maybe there's a way to tweak the OS' wrapping behavior?