1.Yes, it is generally recommended to use the shared folder (/Volume1/dave) on the NAS for storing backups instead of the home directory. Shared folders are designed specifically for multi-user access and data sharing, making them more suitable for storing data that needs to be shared or backed up.
2.Which protocol are you using to mount the shared folder on the NAS to the Linux system? SMB or NFS?
If you are using the SMB protocol, please ensure that the user and the user group used for mounting have read and write permissions for the shared folder. Additionally, on the Linux system, the mount point (/mnt/NAS/Office) should be configured to allow read and write access for the users who need to access it.
If you are using the NFS protocol, please go to the TOS system control panel, edit the shared folder, create an NFS rule, set the client permissions to "read and write," and select the option to "Map all users to superuser." Meanwhile, on the Linux system, the mount point (/mnt/NAS/Office) should also be configured to allow read and write access for the users who need to access it.
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