Just wanted to say thank you for existing!

[omnisophia]

I'm sorry to waste a bug report on this however, your program saved my a$$ last minute. I am very grateful! Just wanted to express that!

I had to make a large amount of files available to a client last minute. So I just happen to find this piece of kit, ran it on tmux, configured a home path for it with the command, mounted a fstab cifs mount to that home path, and wham! We have shared files.

It even worked with a CIFS mount. Nothing short of amazing!

[ediazrod]

Very good idea to share files and solve my issue with the umask files... mount over cifs... clever very clever

[omnisophia]

Very good idea to share files and solve my issue with the umask files... mount over cifs... clever very clever

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/filebrowser/get/master/get.sh | bash
mkdir $MOUNTPOINTNAME
filebrowser -p 8080 -a x.x.x.X -r /home/$USER/$MOUNTPOINTNAME

sudo nano /etc/fstab
//[NAS-IP-ADDR]/$PATH /home/$USER/$MOUNTPOINTNAME cifs vers=2.0,rw,username=[USERNAME],password=[PASSWORD],iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777,noperm 0 0
sudo mount -a 

$HOME ~ ls ./$MOUNTPOINTNAME

Renders NAS files.

Then I just pointed a nginx reverse proxy to it and forwarded 80 to 8080, added lets encrypt on the reverse proxy. Fully hosted files.

Not very fast. However it kept me from getting fired.

[ediazrod]

I tested and works very well on my case.. I need to clear some issues to avoid disconnect but and the ends is one of the best solutions :-D

Thanks again for the idea.

[omnisophia]

I tested and works very well on my case.. I need to clear some issues to avoid disconnect but and the ends is one of the best solutions :-D

Thanks again for the idea.

I would also run the command

``filebrowser -p 8080 -a x.x.x.X -r /home/$USER/$MOUNTPOINTNAME```

Inside of fstab or create a tmux session and run it inside of that.