Mailing List Archive: How to delete directories in a Storage Group?

How to delete directories in a Storage Group?

Oct 10, 2021, 3:52 PM

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I want to experiment with recordings going to a local disk rather than a
NAS. I have two NAS folders set in 'Default' Storage Group Directories and
I want to add a new local folder. I can add the new folder but I can't work
out how to remove the existing folders from the storage group.

I could delete the 'Default' Storage Group and re-create it, but would that
also delete the recordings in there?

Regards,
Phill

Re: How to delete directories in a Storage Group? [ In reply to ]

keemllib at gmail

Oct 10, 2021, 4:00 PM

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On 10/10/21 5:52 PM, Phill Edwards wrote:
> I want to experiment with recordings going to a local disk rather than a NAS. I have two NAS folders set in 'Default' Storage Group Directories
> and I want to add a new local folder. I can add the new folder but I can't work out how to remove the existing folders from the storage group.
>
> I could delete the 'Default' Storage Group and re-create it, but would that also delete the recordings in there?

Try positioning over the directories of interest and pressing d

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Re: How to delete directories in a Storage Group? [ In reply to ]

philledwards at gmail

Oct 11, 2021, 4:24 AM

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>
>
> > I want to experiment with recordings going to a local disk rather than a
> NAS. I have two NAS folders set in 'Default' Storage Group Directories
> > and I want to add a new local folder. I can add the new folder but I
> can't work out how to remove the existing folders from the storage group.
>
>
> Try positioning over the directories of interest and pressing d
>

Thanks, that worked. Don't know why I couldn't figure that out before - so
simple.

Thanks,
Phill