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skrause 12y ago
Please stop spamming and allow people to delete accounts. I haven't used AeroFS at all since trying it out over a year ago, later sent a support email to have my account removed and never got a reply. The settings page doesn't seem to have an option to turn off marketing emails. I hope clicking the "unsubscribe" link in the mail did the job today. However, I would much rather like to delete my account and never be bothered again.
- yurisagalov 12y ago
  Hey there, shoot me an email at yuri@aerofs.com and I'll make sure we've deleted your account. The unsubscribe link should do the trick for any of our newsletters.
HorizonXP 12y ago
Hey Yuri, 2 questions: 1) For my personal/own company use, can I set up AeroFS on my FreeNAS server? I'd like to have files synced between it and my MBP. Helpful if you could point to any articles. 2) I'm overseeing a large datacentre deployment for a brand new office tower, and I'm thinking it may be worthwhile to offer AeroFS services to tenants in the building. I have a VMWare ESXi server running here. Is it possible to run the AeroFS central server as an appliance? We'd likely need to provision a separate SAN to provide appropriately redundant storage.
- HorizonXP 12y ago
  Looks like I answered my own question: https://www.aerofs.com/product/deployment/private-cloud/ https://www.aerofs.com/product/deployment/private-cloud/ Which means I can run it as a virtual appliance. Might make sense to just spool up an appliance for every tenant/customer, and then provision it that way. I'll take a look into this. Could be the best way to get it running on FreeNAS too.
- yurisagalov 12y ago
  1. I don't think we support running AeroFS _on_ a NAS, but you could have a team server point _to_ a NAS as long as the NAS is exposed as a file system 2. Yes, The AeroFS Private Cloud runs as a virtual appliance (we ship an OVA/OVF), and is compatible with VMWare ESXi. You could offer isolated AeroFS Private Cloud environments for each tenant, and then expose storage however you'd like to them.
  - rdl 12y ago
    It would be awesome if you could target something like a Synology or QNAP -- they're basically Atom or i3 boxes with good ram and cpu, running Linux, and an existing App market. Stuff like crashplan pro/e exists on it already.

Please stop spamming and allow people to delete accounts. I haven't used AeroFS at all since trying it out over a year ago, later sent a support email to have my account removed and never got a reply. The settings page doesn't seem to have an option to turn off marketing emails. I hope clicking the "unsubscribe" link in the mail did the job today. However, I would much rather like to delete my account and never be bothered again.

yurisagalov 12y ago
Hey there, shoot me an email at yuri@aerofs.com and I'll make sure we've deleted your account. The unsubscribe link should do the trick for any of our newsletters.

HorizonXP 12y ago

Hey Yuri, 2 questions: 1) For my personal/own company use, can I set up AeroFS on my FreeNAS server? I'd like to have files synced between it and my MBP. Helpful if you could point to any articles. 2) I'm overseeing a large datacentre deployment for a brand new office tower, and I'm thinking it may be worthwhile to offer AeroFS services to tenants in the building. I have a VMWare ESXi server running here. Is it possible to run the AeroFS central server as an appliance? We'd likely need to provision a separate SAN to provide appropriately redundant storage.

HorizonXP 12y ago
Looks like I answered my own question: https://www.aerofs.com/product/deployment/private-cloud/ https://www.aerofs.com/product/deployment/private-cloud/ Which means I can run it as a virtual appliance. Might make sense to just spool up an appliance for every tenant/customer, and then provision it that way. I'll take a look into this. Could be the best way to get it running on FreeNAS too.
yurisagalov 12y ago
1. I don't think we support running AeroFS _on_ a NAS, but you could have a team server point _to_ a NAS as long as the NAS is exposed as a file system 2. Yes, The AeroFS Private Cloud runs as a virtual appliance (we ship an OVA/OVF), and is compatible with VMWare ESXi. You could offer isolated AeroFS Private Cloud environments for each tenant, and then expose storage however you'd like to them.
- rdl 12y ago
  It would be awesome if you could target something like a Synology or QNAP -- they're basically Atom or i3 boxes with good ram and cpu, running Linux, and an existing App market. Stuff like crashplan pro/e exists on it already.