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1. #QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER HOW TO#
2. #QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER INSTALL#
3. #QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER FULL#
4. #QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER SOFTWARE#
5. #QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER WINDOWS 7#

You can click on the little question mark to bring up the help file if you don't understand something in the interface, but explanations for advanced features are not deep enough.

However, there are a lot of features packed in to this NAS device and it can be a little intimidating. We're used to setting up and using QNAP NAS devices, but we're sure that new users will find it just as hassle-free to set up as we did. The performance of the NAS was solid during our tests (using Gigabit Ethernet), and it performed all of its intended functions without a hassle. We recommend connecting the TS-219+ to your network using a Gigabit Ethernet connection, as this will provide the best performance when moving data to and from the NAS, but there is an option for a wireless dongle if you want to store the NAS in a location where only wireless access will be feasible. If you have a media streamer, such as the Netgear NeoTV NTV550, attached to your network, then you can easily browse all of the media files that are located in the NAS' shared folders. Like we experienced with the TS-412, the iTunes server won't work unless you store all your files in the 'multimedia' folder, which may mean having to keep a duplicate of files on the NAS.

#QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER WINDOWS 7#

Shared folders will show up in Windows 7 when you browse the network, making it easy to plonk files into them. You can create new shared folders, add users and even implement quotas for users. Once configured, you can enter the drive's Web administration page to check out all of its features. Drives installed in the NAS will be formatted using the EXT4 file system, but drives attached to the NAS' USB or eSATA ports can also use NTFS, FAT32 or HFS+.

#QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER INSTALL#

The drive bays are hot-swappable, which means you can remove a faulty drive and install a new one without powering down the NAS. We recommend RAID 1, which mirrors data on both hard drives, as this can protect your data in the event of a single hard drive failure. The TS-219+ supports either RAID 0 or RAID 1 modes, but you can also elect to have drives set up as one large volume instead. The wizard takes you through all the services that can be set up, such as the Web server, iTunes server and Multimedia Station, before allowing you to select the configuration of your drives.

#QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER SOFTWARE#

After you insert two hard drives (preferably of the same capacity and performance specifications), you can use the supplied QNAP Finder software to find the NAS on your network and connect to it, and then use the supplied wizard to complete the NAS' configuration. Setting up the TurboNAS TS-219+ isn't difficult.

#QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER HOW TO#

Possible explanation: Adobe Indesign does not try to create the folders as "User A" but maybe as "System Account XYZ" which does not have write permission on the SMB share (but on the local filesystem - that is why it works locally, but not on a NAS)īut HOW to configure the NAS correctly, if it is not possible to find out if this is the actual problem. when creating a PDF), no other program has that problem! So - WHY is that? Creating a folder via Finder works, Microsoft Word can create folders (as it does e.g.

The package folder should also be created on the same SMB share, but can not because Indesign can not finish with the error message saying "Folders could not be created because of privileges". "User A" wants to send that file together with all linked images and fonts to someone else and chooses "File - package." from the Indesign menu.

#QNAP NAS DUPLICATE FILE FINDER FULL#

"User A" is using the iMac and is connected to a SMB share on the NAS with his account "Networkuser A" that has full read/write permissions to this share. Resulting in insufficiant write privileges on the NAS.Įg. indd-file to the NAS (was never a problem with Indesign CC 2017 or older versions).īut the problem here is, that Indesign (no matter what version), does not allow to package files to the NAS because it does not have the necessary privileges to create the folders für the package (at least, that's what I suspect).Īccording to Qnap support Adobe probably uses some strange mechanisms that result in performing the packagin process as a different user then the one running the program and being connected to the NAS. Exactly - but only for the problem that Indesign CC 2018 crashed while trying to save a.