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This is why I always use an encrypted file system, where the encryption keys are only known to the client (and not the NAS or other storage provider).
by srgseg 2y ago
This is why I always use an encrypted file system, where the encryption keys are only known to the client (and not the NAS or other storage provider).
- prmoustache 2y agoI just use an old computer full of drives on which I ssh mount. I don't even care setting up samba these days. Even NAS distros/OSes are usually overkill for home and less than 5 different users. In a typical family context you usually only need one filesystem for each user + 1 shared fs with same RW for everyone.
- srgseg 2y agoExactly - just a Linux box, mounted with SSHFS. To be fair, I have spent some time over the years writing my own scripts for SMART alerts, but the end result is better monitoring and alerting than a NAS would provide.