AdamB.

Thanks, this is helpful, but I am used to nested shares allowing me to map one share to a drive and allowing me to control the permissions in the GUI like I see you suggested. This solves it if I map multiple shares to multiple drives on my computer.

Hello, I have moved over from a FreeNas Server to Unraid recently and have felt like I cannot do a few things I know I can/should be able to set up. I have my main share called Main-Share inside this share I have a few directories (Documents, Photos, Videos, etc) it is setup as shown below: > Main-Share - > Documents -- > MyDocument.txt - > Photos -- > MyPhoto.jpg -- > SummerPhotos -- > BeachPhoto.jpg - > Videos -- > MyVideo.mov I aim to lock down Documents, Photos, and Videos from being able to get deleted (by anyone but root) but give all users the ability to read/write/execute the files in what would be sub-folders of the Main-Share. I have been looking to add setting returning the top-level folders to sticky but this results in the folder being deleted but always returns empty as it deletes the users' files inside. I have made the folders using my root account using mkdir Photos so it is not owned by my user account. What permissions am I missing on either Unraid or Chmod to make this a reality?