while you’re at it. Create another one - unmount_home: #!/bin/bash umount /home Set that one to run on array stop. This is to enable array shutdown without “device busy” errors. Profit! Now unRAID has a persistent home.Create a home directory for any user that would log in remotely: root@unraid# mkdir /home/norseghost chown norseghost:norseghost /home/norseghost. And now you can add passwordless ssh login， shell profile customizations。

a step zero to perform before this can work. The problem When unRAID boots， though. The solution Create a home directory somewhere on the array. My location is /mnt/user/system/home. I’ve set the share system to be cache-prefer. Install the User Scripts plugin. Create a new script - let’s call it mount_home: #!/bin/bash mount -o bind /mnt/user/system/home /home This bind-mounts the newly created home dir on to system /home.Set it to run on array start. And run it now， or whatever. ， simply doing mkdir /home/norseghost for user settings wont work. Persistent home is still possible， most of the filesystem is copied from the boot USB into RAM.This means that any changes will be lost upon a reboot.Thus，。

In the unRAID subreddit I came across someone needing to set up a ssh key for accessing files remotely. There is， however。

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