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| | Feature request. For the new version, is it possible ask password open foldershare interface? Just like the no-ip client, if anyone want to change the setting, need put the password first. At least password for the "My foldershare" website I have 4 offices using folder share to share many different folders, I really feel insecure since everyone on those computers can just click my foldershare and start mess up the libraries. |
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| | RE: Feature request. Hello Daniel, If I understand you correctly, then I have what I believe is a helpful answer. In theory, you would first of all use your original account details. ie. Login - DanielWang@xxxxxx, password : your password. You can then keep that password secret and treat the main computer like an admin server side equivalent. Then, you create a single email address(foldershare login)to use for each of the other computers. This way, your own sync folders will be untouchable, as long as your workstation is always secured under your personal protocols. Unfortunately, the other computers will still be under threat for 'dissed' employees, so its not a perfect solution and I am now wondering why I bothered lol. Still, it is better than before, I hope. "Daniel Wang" wrote: Quote: > For the new version, is it possible ask password open foldershare interface? > Just like the no-ip client, if anyone want to change the setting, need put > the password first. At least password for the "My foldershare" website > > I have 4 offices using folder share to share many different folders, I > really feel insecure since everyone on those computers can just click my > foldershare and start mess up the libraries. > > |
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| | RE: Feature request. I tried that, but if you lost the benefit of the easy control. if I want to change some library, I have to login into 5 different computers, instead of one. So the best way is, have an option to ask password to change library. "andy1234567890" wrote: Quote: > Hello Daniel, > > If I understand you correctly, then I have what I believe is a helpful answer. > > In theory, you would first of all use your original account details. ie. > Login - DanielWang@xxxxxx, password : your password. > > You can then keep that password secret and treat the main computer like an > admin server side equivalent. > > Then, you create a single email address(foldershare login)to use for each of > the other computers. > This way, your own sync folders will be untouchable, as long as your > workstation is always secured under your personal protocols. > Unfortunately, the other computers will still be under threat for 'dissed' > employees, so its not a perfect solution and I am now wondering why I > bothered lol. Still, it is better than before, I hope. > > > "Daniel Wang" wrote: > Quote: > > For the new version, is it possible ask password open foldershare interface? > > Just like the no-ip client, if anyone want to change the setting, need put > > the password first. At least password for the "My foldershare" website > > > > I have 4 offices using folder share to share many different folders, I > > really feel insecure since everyone on those computers can just click my > > foldershare and start mess up the libraries. > > > > |
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| | RE: Feature request. my bad! any other suggestions from casual readers??? "Daniel Wang" wrote: Quote: > I tried that, but if you lost the benefit of the easy control. if I want to > change some library, I have to login into 5 different computers, instead of > one. > > So the best way is, have an option to ask password to change library. > > "andy1234567890" wrote: > Quote: > > Hello Daniel, > > > > If I understand you correctly, then I have what I believe is a helpful answer. > > > > In theory, you would first of all use your original account details. ie. > > Login - DanielWang@xxxxxx, password : your password. > > > > You can then keep that password secret and treat the main computer like an > > admin server side equivalent. > > > > Then, you create a single email address(foldershare login)to use for each of > > the other computers. > > This way, your own sync folders will be untouchable, as long as your > > workstation is always secured under your personal protocols. > > Unfortunately, the other computers will still be under threat for 'dissed' > > employees, so its not a perfect solution and I am now wondering why I > > bothered lol. Still, it is better than before, I hope. > > > > > > "Daniel Wang" wrote: > > Quote: > > > For the new version, is it possible ask password open foldershare interface? > > > Just like the no-ip client, if anyone want to change the setting, need put > > > the password first. At least password for the "My foldershare" website > > > > > > I have 4 offices using folder share to share many different folders, I > > > really feel insecure since everyone on those computers can just click my > > > foldershare and start mess up the libraries. > > > > > > |
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| | Re: Feature request. > For the new version, is it possible ask password open foldershare Quote: > interface? > Just like the no-ip client, if anyone want to change the setting, need put > the password first. At least password for the "My foldershare" website settings.... |
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