November 16, 20214 yr For what it does unRaid is awesome, however lately it seems that the devs are working more on the Docker/VM side of things instead of what I think to be the Core of unRaid which is Data management and sharing. The shares configuration haven't got a substantial upgrade since I don't know when, but feature parity is way behind other options. For being a NAS it feels incomplete not to have shares quota, home directory for every user mapped to $home, a way to create groups with shares permissions and add users to said groups just to make it easier, the ability disable users and to give them permissions based on schedules, You know, the stardard NAS stuff.
November 30, 20214 yr I'm new in unraid and NAS. I'm building my first NAS and this thing about user permission is what keep me away to buy the unraid licence. I'm in doubt if use TrueNAS or unRaid...
November 30, 20214 yr To each their own. Yes, certain things as mentioned in the post prior to yours are missing on an automatic basis, but are easily handled via the GUI manually. Each NAS solution has its pros and cons. IMO the pros of this OS far outweigh its cons. (But that's probably an obvious comment since I've been a user of it since 2012)
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