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NFS is a great service for sharing folders across your LAN. Although NFS isn’t quite as flexible as Samba (it doesn’t share printers or work with Active Directory), it’s considerably faster, which is great for working with larger files.

Besides being a bit easier to use than Samba, NFS is also a great option for networks that house various operating systems. The one caveat to NFS is that it’s not as secure as Samba. This is fine if you’re working on your home LAN, which no one else can access but you (and/or your family).

Also: 7 things I never do after I install Linux (and why you shouldn’t either)

Unlike connecting to NFS shares from a Linux client, connecting from MacOS requires an extra configuration, and the connection is best managed from Finder.

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As we hope you already know, we are committed to making sure that our servers run as smoothly as possible and that every website on our hosting platform is as secure as we can make it. That’s why we continually review and optimise our server settings.

An upcoming change will affect the handling of files in the Trash folder within your home directory. This folder stores files that you have deleted using the File Manager feature in cPanel. Until now, deleted files have remained in the Trash indefinitely, or until you manually emptied the trash. This means that there are a lot of unwanted files taking up unnecessary storage space on our hosting servers.

To optimise server resources, and for efficient storage management, we are going to begin automatically deleting files from the…

As we hope you already know, we are committed to making sure that our servers run as smoothly as possible and that every website on our hosting platform is as secure as we can make it. That’s why we continually review and optimise our server settings.

An upcoming change will affect the handling of files in the Trash folder within your home directory. This folder stores files that you have deleted using the File Manager feature in cPanel. Until now, deleted files have remained in the Trash indefinitely, or until you manually emptied the trash. This means that there are a lot of unwanted files taking up unnecessary storage space on our hosting servers.

To optimise server resources, and for efficient storage management, we are going to begin automatically deleting files from the…