@Miguel-Palacios
I think fog 1.2 is not totally compatible with synology nas because synology use two different path to access data over NFS & FTP (/volume1/images & /images)
and on fog storage node interface you can only set one path.
(Fog does the rename job with the ftp account.)
you need to go with a newer fog version to have the “ftp path” option.

fixparts /dev/sda worked for me.
thanks

@george1421
for those struggling with permissions with dev folder.
nfs creates a root:root with 775 permissions and fog ftpuser isn’t part of that group

Just use setgid feature on filesystem . it will enable inheritance
first change the owner of the folders and make “users” the group , lets say fog is your ftp user

chown -R fog:users /volume1/images/

#set inheritance to the dev folder

chmod g+s /volume1/images/dev/

now every new file under dev will have the directory group owner

Regards

fixparts /dev/sda worked for me.
thanks

@Miguel-Palacios
I think fog 1.2 is not totally compatible with synology nas because synology use two different path to access data over NFS & FTP (/volume1/images & /images)
and on fog storage node interface you can only set one path.
(Fog does the rename job with the ftp account.)
you need to go with a newer fog version to have the “ftp path” option.