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* '''Metastore''': can be serial or xattr (default is serial): control the way metedata are stored. With serial, metadata are stored in PHP serialized files in /var/lib/pydio/plugins/metastore.serial/. It'll always work, but the problem is that if you move or rename a file through samba, the metadata will be lost (because Pydio can't notice this). This won't happen if you set this to xattr, because metadata will be stored on the filesystem, using extended user xattr. For this to work, you have to mount your filesystem where shared folders are stored with the user_xattr option
* '''Metastore''': can be serial or xattr (default is serial): control the way metedata are stored. With serial, metadata are stored in PHP serialized files in /var/lib/pydio/plugins/metastore.serial/. It'll always work, but the problem is that if you move or rename a file through samba, the metadata will be lost (because Pydio can't notice this). This won't happen if you set this to xattr, because metadata will be stored on the filesystem, using extended user xattr. For this to work, you have to mount your filesystem where shared folders are stored with the user_xattr option
* '''Indexer''': can be enabled or disabled (default is enabled): control the indexer process globally. If disabled, no share will be indexed. This can also be set on a per share basis
* '''Indexer''': can be enabled or disabled (default is enabled): control the indexer process globally. If disabled, no share will be indexed. This can also be set on a per share basis
* user's home access
If you want your users can access to their home with Pydio (only in read only mode)
db configuration setprop pydio HomeDir enabled
signal-event webapps-update
example:
example: