| Re: How to set FoxTrot Pro to deal with Synology NAS? [message #756 is a reply to message #744] |
Tue, 29 May 2018 14:49   |
Zig Zag
Messages: 3
Registered: May 2018
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Dear Jérôme,
Thank you very much for your assistance. It works beautifully.
Best wishes,
Zagon
On Friday, May 25, 2018 at 9:18:30 AM UTC+2, FoxTrot Engineering wrote:
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> Zig Zag wrote:
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>> I came across a few topics here about Synology NAS but I still do not
> know
>> the details how to put up FoxTrot Pro to do index from
> files/e-mails/e-mail
>> archives stored in NAS.
>>
>> Could you please help me in this matter. I would prefer a step by step
>> description or offer me please some "literature for dummies".
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> If you have a single-user license and want to use search your NAS from a
> single Mac, then you just need to add your NAS to the "custom folders", in
> the "indexed data" tab of the "manage indices" window. Either drag and drop
> your NAS (or some specific subfolders) from the Finder, or click the "+"
> icon and select it.
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> If you want to search your NAS from multiple Macs, then you need a 5-user
> license or more; create an index dedicated to your NAS (in addition to
> local indices you don't want to share), then share it from the "sharing"
> tab. Make sure that "file sharing integration" is correctly configured, so
> when you connect to the index from another Mac, the files will actually be
> found on the NAS drive.
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> Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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> "To find such ‘needles’ in your ‘haystack’ you really need a
> professional-grade search tool and so far FoxTrot is my favorite
> choice."
> FoxTrot Professional Search user comment
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> Download a demo version from www.foxtrot.ch
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