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What I actually ended up doing is building an ftp server and mounting to it
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What I actually ended up doing is building an ftp server and mounting to it

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Ive been playing around with an idea of making my own storage center, however I need to want to make some files available offline and online, so I want to give direct access to the file as in a drive letter and then serve the data on click.<br />
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To do this I will need to make my own drive obviously, so will need to write my own driver for it and then mount it.<br />
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Does anyone have any pointers in making my own drive driver to be able to control access myself?<br />
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Thank you
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Ive been playing around with an idea of making my own storage center, however I need to want to make some files available offline and online, so I want to give direct access to the file as in a drive letter and then serve the data on click.

To do this I will need to make my own drive obviously, so will need to write my own driver for it and then mount it.

Does anyone have any pointers in making my own drive driver to be able to control access myself?

Thank you

Drive driver

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