Tom

 

I've got the user shares down and working smoothly with security enabled.  However it does seem a bit slower.  Is this due to the password and user exchange?

 

Now on to the real question:  With Disk Shares is there a way to make it "Export read-only, hidden" and then have exceptions to this rule?  Basically user 'not me' knows about the shares but I don't want them to be able to modify them however user 'me' wants to be able to modify them.

I spoke a little too soon for the users security if you're using windows mce 2005 then cached credentials is not supported and you'll need a work around to get it to work.  What is cached credentials basically it allows you to join a domain and save the password.  Right now everytime my mce machines reboot I have to type in the user name and password to access unraid.

 

I haven't tried it yet but here is a site that walks you through adding cached credentials. http://extended64.com/blogs/rafael/articles/404.aspx

 

 

 

Now on to the real question:  With Disk Shares is there a way to make it "Export read-only, hidden" and then have exceptions to this rule?

 

Not implemented at this point.  May add this though for the disk shares as a group (not individual disk shares), and for the flash share.  What do you think, would this be sufficient?

Yes that would be great.  Ideally I can than manage the disk shares and everyone else can have access under user shares