Thank you Benjamin.
After more carefully examining the NAS i found that it also provides NFS
access, so my question is now obsolete.
But anyway - if the filesystem in NAS doesn't put too much limits (like
path length, filenames etc.) I can expect that I can use CIFS to mount NAS
filesystem into my
On 11.05.2014 00:21, Kamil Tunkiewicz wrote:
> [...] This is a simple, cheap NAS for smal office usage and it provides SMB
> connectin so i was
> going to mount it to my filesystem and use it as data storage for backups.
> Is it possible?
There are more traps than links: filenames (character set,
Hi
As version 4 doesn't user hardlinks, can I use any filesystem to store data?
I would like to use remote hardware NAS to store data. This is a simple,
cheap NAS for smal office usage and it provides SMB connectin so i was
going to mount it to my filesystem and use it as data storage for backups
