Filesystem layout

kcallis wrote:
The first question is, is there a way to clean up the / filesystem to be more in-line with a the FSSTND?

Don't try to "clean" things up as it will likely just cause problems.

kcallis wrote:
Secondly, am I doing something wrong (or maybe the samba install is a subset of the normal samba), or is there no way to first place all of the added users the /c/home/username and furthermore create a share to /c/home/username.

By default private home shares should automatically be created for new users.

If you have the NV+ v1 (silver chassis), open Frontview, go to Security > User & Group Accounts and select Preferences from the drop down box. You should see the option to enable/disable private home shares. Private home shares can only be accessed by the user they are created for and by the "admin" user.

kcallis wrote:

Also, another issue that I am having is that I can't put in line the UID/GID that I use for the other machines in my network. When I create a user, is do expect is to have a UID of 1000 and move up from there as I add user. So how badly would I screw things up is change the UID for media and backup and then move change the UID/GID for my users in the layout that I would normally have in place... Specifically have 1000 be used for my first user, 1001 for the next user, etc. Media and backup could be placed at some higher numbers.

Not sure about this. You would have to correct permissions using the advanced options tab under Shares > Share Listing > Sharename and probably run the Fix Home Share Ownership add-on. If some scripts set ownership of the media, backup shares etc. using the default UID then there could be issues, otherwise not. This obviously wouldn't be supported. I'd suggest you have an up to date backup before trying this.