All you need to do is define backup folders, password-protect them if desired, define the source and destination folders for each backup and schedule daily or weekly backups. Once logged in, I could see folders for each drive, plus a folder for an "info" folder that did not appear in the TeraStation's Shared Folder list. I did find that only folders within each drive's folder (other than the "info" folder) that had FTP access enabled in their Shared Folder settings were visible. But I also found that I had to set User level privileges for folders in order to make the available for FTP - Group level privs appeared to be ignored....

Figure 12: Storage >Folder configuration screen For non-public folders, a click of the ACL button pops up another window (Figure 13) where you can set file access permissions. Figure 13: ACL configuration screen The usbcopy folder is used by the USB copy feature that can be initiated from the 5200's front panel. This feature copies the contents of a USB flash key, drive or digital camera (with a USB port) to a time-stamped folder. Try as I might, I wasn't able to delete the folder or any of the files using the Windows file manager. My adventures with the Target USB feature that employs the usbhdd folder also didn't go smoothly....

Figure 4: The NSLU2's default shares If you poke around the NSL's directory structure using your OS's file explorer, you'll find that Disk 1 really is the "public" folder found in the Admin 1 folder. Actually, all Shares get created as folders / directories under the Admin 1 top-level share. Access to the "Private Folder" that can be created for each user is actually controlled by the creation of a same-named Group. In my test case, I created a sub-folder that had different and more restrictive Group permissions than its parent folder. But once I logged into the parent folder, I was granted complete access to the sub-folder. ...

Client-server Inbox folder synchronization is also part of the IMAP protocol. It is also normal under the IMAP protocol for a copy of a deleted message to be placed in the client’s Trash folder and for client Trash folder contents to be synchronized to the user’s IMAP server-based Trash folder. Some have claimed that setting the time for removal of deleted items from Never on the iPhone to some interval such as the 1 day minimum, causes messages marked for deletion to be purged from client folders and through synchronization from server folders. Some have hypothesized that this parameter might apply to automatically emptying the Trash folder, not to purging messages marked for deletion, though many have reported that this doesn’t work reliably either. Clicking the Edit menu at the top of the Outlook window and selecting "Purge Deleted Messages" removes the messages from the IMAP view of the Inbox, leaving only the copy of the messages in the Deleted Items folder (Outlook’s equivalent of the Trash folder)....

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Pre-installing Updates Create a new folder on your hard disk (something like C:\sp2\winxp will do nicely). Use Windows Explorer to copy the entire contents of your Windows CD into that folder. To make sure that hidden files and system files are also copied, make sure that you've set Folder Options in Explorer to "Show hidden files and folders" and have unchecked the box next to "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)" as described earlier in this article. Create a second folder named C:\sp2\sp2 for the update files as well. If you've got the SP2 CD, copy the file named "xpsp2.exe" into that folder instead....

If you browse a folder and close the "Folders" toolbar, the tree-view of the drives and folders on the computer is replaced with some handy shortcuts. If you select any item(s) in that folder, additional tasks that is likely to be performed on the selection is displayed. Zip files are simply shown as folders with a zipper on, and double clicking them will open them as if they were folders. To compress data you just select the files and folders to zip, right-click, and choose "Send To -> Compressed Folder". ...