2024-08-28, 06:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 2024-08-28, 07:00 AM by confusedcatgirl. Edited 1 time in total.)
Well, I am now asking this question because I haven't found any proper solution for my specific case.
How do I block Jellyfin from exposing certain Drives on Windows 10?
Here's the thing. I have multiple drives in the computer hosting Jellyfin.
The following drives are in my system:
C:, my Windows Drive, NTFS
D:, my CD-ROM Drive
E:, my external Data Storage, exFAT
Z:, a drive specifically for server hosting, NTFS.
Jellyfin runs through windows directly, running on Z: via the installer.
I want to specifically ONLY expose Z: to Jellyfin, and only a specific set of folders too.
It sounds strange, but I want to only expose this set of folders to the server, the rest should be hidden.
I already attempted to create a Jellyfin user and set safety through security, however, that did not work out.
The reason is, that exFAT does not support Security, thus exposing plenty of data.
How do I resolve this issue?
How do I block Jellyfin from exposing certain Drives on Windows 10?
Here's the thing. I have multiple drives in the computer hosting Jellyfin.
The following drives are in my system:
C:, my Windows Drive, NTFS
D:, my CD-ROM Drive
E:, my external Data Storage, exFAT
Z:, a drive specifically for server hosting, NTFS.
Jellyfin runs through windows directly, running on Z: via the installer.
I want to specifically ONLY expose Z: to Jellyfin, and only a specific set of folders too.
It sounds strange, but I want to only expose this set of folders to the server, the rest should be hidden.
I already attempted to create a Jellyfin user and set safety through security, however, that did not work out.
The reason is, that exFAT does not support Security, thus exposing plenty of data.
How do I resolve this issue?