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When trying to use NextCloud as a dedicated server with storage on another server, it would be useful to be able to mount external storage directly into a user's root directory rather than in a subdirectory.
I have seen workarounds where you mount the SMB storage directly to the machine (which also yields higher performance) but the way everything is set up, I want to sign in to the samba share using NextCloud credentials for the session.
Expected behaviour
Have an option to mount directly into the user's root directory.
Actual behaviour
The external storage is always mounted in a subdirectory of the user's root directory.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like this, right?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
userA external files are in /data/userA, mounted as / available to userA and userAdmin
userB external files are in /data/userB, mounted as / available to userB and userAdmin
When trying to use NextCloud as a dedicated server with storage on another server, it would be useful to be able to mount external storage directly into a user's root directory rather than in a subdirectory.
I have seen workarounds where you mount the SMB storage directly to the machine (which also yields higher performance) but the way everything is set up, I want to sign in to the samba share using NextCloud credentials for the session.
Expected behaviour
Have an option to mount directly into the user's root directory.
Actual behaviour
The external storage is always mounted in a subdirectory of the user's root directory.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like this, right?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: