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I've been trying to get this work but no matter what I do, every time I ssh it keeps asking for a password. Here is what I do, perhaps I'm missing something. I have an Unraid server (192.168.1.159) and a Synology DS411j (192.168.1.9). On the Unraid server, I run ssh-keygen -t rsa and give it the name "unraidkey". When it asks for a passphrase I just hit enter. It generates a private and public key file. They are in the following location on the Unraid server. ~/root/.ssh. On the Synology I created the user "fsync", made it a member of the administrators group. I also enabled the Homes service. SSH was already enabled. And I uncommented the required lines from the SSHD config file and restarted SSH. Now I copy the public key from the Unraid server to the Synology with the command: ssh-copy-id -i unraidkey [email protected] Back to the Synology. I made sure the chmod permissions are set as described: chmod 700 on .ssh/ and 644 on .ssh/authorized_keys. According to the description I should be able to connect to the Synology from the Unraid without password. But when I SSH from the Unraid terminal to [email protected] it keeps asking for a password. What could I be doing wrong?

The easy of use combined with the many options and detailed system information make you feel like the master of your domain that you are. As for improving things I would like to see even more options for showing and hiding information on every section of the Unraid pages.

Haha wow, I was so mixed up in my head with all the access rights and settings that this never occurred to me... Yeah that makes total sense. But now I at least know how to take care of this. Thanks for making sense

I'm trying to configure a combination of shares and users that I think may not be possible, but I would like to double-check it here anyway. This is how I would like it to be: Share 1-5: Guests have Read-Only access; User1 account has Read/Write access; User2 account has No access. Share 6: Guests have No access; User1 account has No access; User2 account has Read/Write access. I can set it up almost 100% like above, except... I can't set the access rights for User2 on Share 1-5 to "No access". The option is simply not there, it has Read-Only access by default. I guess that is because I set up the shares with the options Export: Yes and Security: Secure? If I set the security to Private then I can set User2 to "No access", but then Guest users also have no access. Is there any workaround for this? Basically all I want to accomplish is to have 1 specific share that is only accessible for 1 specific user, but to also lock that user to that share. So it should not be able to even see the other shares.