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rootdir_config [2022/02/11 16:58] – [Adding mounting points] yvesrootdir_config [2022/02/11 17:16] (current) – [Adding mounting points] yves
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 ==== Adding mounting points ==== ==== Adding mounting points ====
  
-PMA.core supports +PMA.core [[storage_management|supports different types of storage]] (see also [[https://www.prweb.com/releases/pathomation_announces_support_for_cloud_storage_and_file_transfer_protocol_ftp_servers/prweb18296771.htm|our press release]]): 
 ^ storage type ^ information needed ^ ^ storage type ^ information needed ^
 | local hard disk | a path reference like ''c:\my_slides'' or ''e:\department\pathology\staff\dr_seuss''. Note that you cannot map network drives (drive letters like Y: or Z: are usually network drives) as root directories this way. | | local hard disk | a path reference like ''c:\my_slides'' or ''e:\department\pathology\staff\dr_seuss''. Note that you cannot map network drives (drive letters like Y: or Z: are usually network drives) as root directories this way. |
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 For some of these storage types, you'll also see a field "Chunk size". This has to do with [[caching]] and can almost always be left to its default setting. For some of these storage types, you'll also see a field "Chunk size". This has to do with [[caching]] and can almost always be left to its default setting.
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 +In our [[rootdir_security|section on security]], [[rootdir_security#accessing_secured_content|we elaborate more]] on each storage type.
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 ==== Nested references ==== ==== Nested references ====
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