Basically I want my movies folder to be viewed as 1 folder, even though it is spread over multiple drives.  For my NAS to function correctly, everything needs to be in the same folder.  Is there a way so that when I go from the Network, I can view the movies folder and both disks contents will be displayed in there?

You can use the user shares functionality to accomplish this. It's in the standard unRaid documentation - http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Building_an_unRAID_Server .

You can use the user shares functionality to accomplish this. It's in the standard unRaid documentation - http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=Building_an_unRAID_Server .

 

So for Included disk(s): I just put disk1,disk2

 

And that's it?

if you leave included disks empty, unraid will use every available disk for the user share. if you want the files of that share only on disk 1 and disk 2, you put in "disk1,disk2".

check the wiki for allocation methode and split level, since these are important to (i would leave allocation methode on high water and split level depends on your needs).

The list of disks only applies to where unRaid can write new files. All disks that contain files in a root level share directory will be included in the share.

So what do I do?  Just make the same root folder on each disk and it will automatically combine them?

So what do I do?  Just make the same root folder on each disk and it will automatically combine them?

yes.

And turn on user shares.

And turn on user shares.

 

 

I did.  For the Users tab, it just asks me to enter a password.  How do I make access right for different users?  I've read the wiki/fag but all it shows is

 

User name: root

Password:

Retype password:

 

Nothing more.  When I type a password in, will it then allow me to add users?  And if I do so, will I need to enter the password everytime I access the shares?

First enable user-shares under "share-settings" on the "settings" tab/link, then it will let you add users.

 

Joe L.

First enable user-shares under "share-settings" on the "settings" tab/link, then it will let you add users.

 

Joe L.

 

is that under share security?  because that is all I see(unraid is currently running)

First enable user-shares under "share-settings" on the "settings" tab/link, then it will let you add users.

 

Joe L.

 

is that under share security?  because that is all I see(unraid is currently running)

What version of unRAID are you running?

First enable user-shares under "share-settings" on the "settings" tab/link, then it will let you add users.

 

Joe L.

 

is that under share security?  because that is all I see(unraid is currently running)

What version of unRAID are you running?

 

4.7 Plus.

First enable user-shares under "share-settings" on the "settings" tab/link, then it will let you add users.

 

Joe L.

 

is that under share security?  because that is all I see(unraid is currently running)

What version of unRAID are you running?

On the "Settings" page, set "Share Security" to "User Level"

(You must stop the array to change the setting)

Then, when you start the array you'll be able to add "users" on the "Users" page.

 

Joe L.

4.7 Plus.

First enable user-shares under "share-settings" on the "settings" tab/link, then it will let you add users.

 

Joe L.

 

is that under share security?  because that is all I see(unraid is currently running)

What version of unRAID are you running?

On the "Settings" page, set "Share Security" to "User Level"

(You must stop the array to change the setting)

Then, when you start the array you'll be able to add "users" on the "Users" page.

 

Joe L.

4.7 Plus.

 

Thanks!