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Connection to Dropbox

2024-04-25T09:17:24Z

Ondrej.pokorny: Created page with "All Fine applications can connect to your personal Dropbox storage. Unlike the restricted Google Drive connection, Fine has access to all files in your Dropbox storage."

All Fine applications can connect to your personal Dropbox storage.

Unlike the restricted Google Drive connection, Fine has access to all files in your Dropbox storage.

Connection to Microsoft OneDrive

2024-04-25T09:16:40Z

Ondrej.pokorny: Created page with "All Fine applications can connect to your personal OneDrive storage. Unlike the restricted Google Drive connection, Fine has access to all files in your OneDrive storage, including files shared with you by other users."

All Fine applications can connect to your personal OneDrive storage.

Unlike the restricted Google Drive connection, Fine has access to all files in your OneDrive storage, including files shared with you by other users.

Connection to Google Drive

2024-04-25T09:14:53Z

Ondrej.pokorny: Created page with "All Fine applications can connect to your personal Google Drive account. However, the connection is restricted to files uploaded only through Fine applications. Fine applications are not allowed to access your complete Drive. If you need to open file uploaded outside Fine applications you have to use another storage service (e.g. Microsoft OneDrive)."

All Fine applications can connect to your personal Google Drive account.

However, the connection is restricted to files uploaded only through Fine applications. Fine applications are not allowed to access your complete Drive. If you need to open file uploaded outside Fine applications you have to use another storage service (e.g. Microsoft OneDrive).

Cloud Connection

2024-04-25T09:11:17Z

Ondrej.pokorny:

* [[Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS]]
* [[Set Up an Azure File Share]]
* [[Connection to Google Drive]]
* [[Connection to Microsoft OneDrive]]
* [[Connection to Dropbox]]

Set Up an Azure File Share

2024-04-24T15:16:11Z

Ondrej.pokorny:

Follow these steps in order to use the Azure File Share in Fine applications:

==== Make sure you have a Microsoft Azure account and login into the [https://portal.azure.com Azure portal] ====

==== Create a new "Storage account" resource ====
Select "Create a resource": 
[[File:Azure-create-resource.png|frameless|Select "Create a resource".]]

Select "Create a new Storage account": 
[[File:Azure-create-resource-2.png|frameless|Create a new Storage account]]

On the "Advanced" tab make sure the option "Enable storage account key access" is checked: 
[[File:Azure-enable-SAS.png|frameless|Enable storage account key access]]

Setup other properties to match your needs.

==== Create a file share in the storage account ====
On the Storage account page, select "File shares" and "+ File share": 
[[File:Azure-add-file-share.png|frameless|Add a new file share]]

Setup the properties of the file share to match your needs.

==== Create a "Shared access signature" ====
Fine applications use the "Shared access signature" (SAS) to login into the Azure file share. Still on the Storage account page, select "Shared access signature": 
[[File:Azure-create-SAS.png|frameless|Create a SAS connection string to for Fine applications]]

Check "File" within allowed services and all Allowed resource types. Make sure you setup a reasonable expiration date/time.

Click on "Generate SAS and connection string" to generate the "Connection string".

Copy "Connection string", paste it into the "New Azure File Share account" dialog and select the share you want to use with the drop-down button: 
[[File:Azure-Fine-new-account.png|frameless|Connect to the Azure file share in a Fine application]]

Now, you can use the Azure file share to save, load and transfer your Fine documents.

==== How to remove access to the file share? ====
If you need to remove access to the file share (e.g. because a co-worker left your company), you have to invalidate the access key you used when generating the SAS.

Go to the "Access keys" tab and click on "Rotate key" at either key1 or key2 depending what key you used to generate the SAS: 
[[File:Azure-rotate-access-keys.png|frameless|Rotate keys to invalidate SAS]]

Now all the SASs will be invalidated and the users won't be able to access the file share anymore. You will have to create a new SAS to access the share.

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2024-04-24T15:13:14Z

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2024-04-24T15:01:09Z

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2024-04-24T09:43:04Z

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2024-04-24T09:39:41Z

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2024-04-24T09:31:45Z

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2024-04-24T09:27:18Z

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Cloud Connection

2024-04-02T12:47:59Z

Ondrej.pokorny:

* [[Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS]]
* [[Set Up an Azure File Share]]

Set Up an Azure File Share

2024-04-02T12:47:35Z

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ToDo

Cloud Connection

2024-04-02T12:45:51Z

Ondrej.pokorny: Replaced content with "== Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS == Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS"

== Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS ==

[[Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS]]

Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS

2024-04-02T12:44:39Z

Ondrej.pokorny:

== Installing '''Container Manager''' and MinIO Server ==

* See list of [https://www.synology.com/en-uk/dsm/packages/ContainerManager Synology Applied Models] for '''Container Manager (Docker)'''. If your model is supported navigate to the Package Center and install '''Container Manager (Docker)''' app.
[[File:Container_manager.png|frameless|915x915px]]
*Open the '''Container Manager''' app and navigate to '''Registry'''. Search for <code>minio</code> and select '''minio/minio'''. Double click '''minio/minio''' and choose the '''latest''' build and download container image.
[[File:Docker_Repository.png|frameless|903x903px]]
* Deploy the image by giving it a '''name''' and selecting '''auto-restart''' and click '''Next'''.
[[File:Container_name.png|frameless|896x896px]]
*The container will use both ports 9000 and 9090 (TCP). Define that under '''Port Settings'''.
[[File:Container-ports.png|frameless|706x706px]]
* Create a '''folder''' with some name in the <code>/docker</code> shared folder, or your own <code>/minio</code> root shared folder and mount that under '''Volume Settings''' as <code>/data</code>
[[File:Container-volume.png|frameless|683x683px]]
*Add two new '''Environment''' variables '''MINIO_ROOT_USER''' and '''MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD''' to set the <code>root</code> user credentials. NOTE: The password and username will be logged, you should generate a long random string for this ([https://min.io/docs/minio/linux/administration/identity-access-management/minio-user-management.html#minio-root-user further reading])
[[File:Container-env.png|frameless|569x569px]]
*You ''have'' to have the '''Execution Command''' configured to actually get it to run the Minio server. Otherwise the container just exists. Set the execution command to: <code>minio server /data --console-address ":9090"</code>
[[File:Container-exec.png|frameless|636x636px]]
*That was all of the required settings. Your '''Summary''' page should look like this.
[[File:Container-summary.png|frameless|906x906px]]
*You now have a MinIO S3 server. Verify it is running by selecting '''Container''' and checking the status.

== Creating a Bucket ==

* Open a Browser and type in your '''NAS IP''' along with '''9090''' as the port (e.g. <code>192.168.0.30:9090</code>) to access the Minio Object Store web page.
[[File:Minio-server.png|frameless|870x870px]]
* Enter the configured '''username''' and '''password''' to access the Object Store web page.
[[File:Minio-overview.png|frameless|879x879px]]
* Choose '''Create a Bucket''' and enter the desired bucket name and click '''Create Bucket'''.
[[File:Minio-bucket.png|frameless|888x888px]]

Cloud Connection/Synology S3

2024-04-02T12:44:26Z

Ondrej.pokorny: Ondrej.pokorny moved page Cloud Connection/Synology S3 to Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS

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Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS

2024-04-02T12:44:26Z

Ondrej.pokorny: Ondrej.pokorny moved page Cloud Connection/Synology S3 to Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS

= Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS =

== Installing '''Container Manager''' and MinIO Server ==

* See list of [https://www.synology.com/en-uk/dsm/packages/ContainerManager Synology Applied Models] for '''Container Manager (Docker)'''. If your model is supported navigate to the Package Center and install '''Container Manager (Docker)''' app.
[[File:Container_manager.png|frameless|915x915px]]
*Open the '''Container Manager''' app and navigate to '''Registry'''. Search for <code>minio</code> and select '''minio/minio'''. Double click '''minio/minio''' and choose the '''latest''' build and download container image.
[[File:Docker_Repository.png|frameless|903x903px]]
* Deploy the image by giving it a '''name''' and selecting '''auto-restart''' and click '''Next'''.
[[File:Container_name.png|frameless|896x896px]]
*The container will use both ports 9000 and 9090 (TCP). Define that under '''Port Settings'''.
[[File:Container-ports.png|frameless|706x706px]]
* Create a '''folder''' with some name in the <code>/docker</code> shared folder, or your own <code>/minio</code> root shared folder and mount that under '''Volume Settings''' as <code>/data</code>
[[File:Container-volume.png|frameless|683x683px]]
*Add two new '''Environment''' variables '''MINIO_ROOT_USER''' and '''MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD''' to set the <code>root</code> user credentials. NOTE: The password and username will be logged, you should generate a long random string for this ([https://min.io/docs/minio/linux/administration/identity-access-management/minio-user-management.html#minio-root-user further reading])
[[File:Container-env.png|frameless|569x569px]]
*You ''have'' to have the '''Execution Command''' configured to actually get it to run the Minio server. Otherwise the container just exists. Set the execution command to: <code>minio server /data --console-address ":9090"</code>
[[File:Container-exec.png|frameless|636x636px]]
*That was all of the required settings. Your '''Summary''' page should look like this.
[[File:Container-summary.png|frameless|906x906px]]
*You now have a MinIO S3 server. Verify it is running by selecting '''Container''' and checking the status.

== Creating a Bucket ==

* Open a Browser and type in your '''NAS IP''' along with '''9090''' as the port (e.g. <code>192.168.0.30:9090</code>) to access the Minio Object Store web page.
[[File:Minio-server.png|frameless|870x870px]]
* Enter the configured '''username''' and '''password''' to access the Object Store web page.
[[File:Minio-overview.png|frameless|879x879px]]
* Choose '''Create a Bucket''' and enter the desired bucket name and click '''Create Bucket'''.
[[File:Minio-bucket.png|frameless|888x888px]]

Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS

2024-04-02T12:41:57Z

Ondrej.pokorny: Created page with "= Set Up an S3 Server on Synology NAS = == Installing '''Container Manager''' and MinIO Server == * See list of [https://www.synology.com/en-uk/dsm/packages/ContainerManager Synology Applied Models] for '''Container Manager (Docker)'''. If your model is supported navigate to the Package Center and install '''Container Manager (Docker)''' app. 915x915px *Open the '''Container Manager''' app and navigate to '''Registry'''. Search..."