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Ello mates,

I've had unraid for about a year now, I feel like I got the basics down, I've been using it for SMB storage and got a app call droppy to access it externally with web UI. I'm in the need of a application that allows me to access it internally with Windows but able to access it externally on phones, tablets, ECT. But has customized directories for individual users. And would like a recycle bin too. Any suggestions or beginger tips welcome 😊

~Pax

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-> Moved to Servers and NAS

 

+1 for nextcloud.

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Yeah, Nextcloud is an option.

 

Tho the app isn't the most user friendly in the world if you want to use automatic photo upload from phone.

 

And if you have folders with lots of photos it can be little bit slow with loading previews, at least on weaker hardware, don't know about better hardware, tho if that isn't super important then it's probably good enough.

 

Other things with it is great.

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