=Changing the location of your shares in PydioChange Shares Location=By default, the Amahi Pydio app sets up "workspaces" (that is, file repositories" which link to the default share location at <code>/var/hda/files/[share]</code>. You might have moved your shares from this location, if for example you use [[Greyhole]] and access your files through local shares at <code>/mnt/samba/[share]</code> (see [[Mount_Shares_Locally]]). Follow these steps to direct Pydio to the right location. If your shares are in a different location you will need to change the <code>/mnt/samba</code> locations below to suit your setup. Note that there is no way to navigate to the shares from the pydio UI, so you will need to make a note somewhere of the exact share locations.

==1You might have moved your shares from this location, if for example you use [[Greyhole]] and access your files through local shares at <code>/mnt/samba/[share]</code> (see [[Mount_Shares_Locally|Mount Shares Locally]]). Find  Follow these steps to direct Pydio to the right settingslocation. If your shares are in a different location you will need to change the <code>/mnt/samba</code> locations below to suit your setup.  :'''NOTE:''' There is no way to navigate to the shares from the Pydio UI, so you will need to make a note somewhere of the exact share locations. == Determine Settings==

You need to access the "Workspaces" settings, which should be the first on the list. In the Workspaces settings you will see a list of various shares and other "workspaces" set up for the Pydio user. Right click on one of the shares - in this example I will select "Docs". Choose the "Edit" option to go to the settings page for this workspace.

==2. Change the settingsSettings==

Make the same change to all the other shares. You should now be able to access your files through the pydio Pydio interface.

=Changing the default location of Pydio user data=The default location of user files is hard-coded into the Pydio appHowever I also use [[Greyhole]], and cannot be changed through the web interface. You can change the location of your shares, but if you so want to use Pydio to manage user data then you might want to move mount the default directories to a different new share locally and manipulate files from that location on your drive. For this example I will move the default file locations to a new Amahi share.

==Create a new share==Using the Amahi web interface (http://hda), navigate to the "shares" settings, and create a new share called "Pydio". By default this is located in <code>/var/hda/files/pydio</code>. I moved mine to a second hard drive (see [[Adding_a_second_hard_drive_to_your_HDA]] if you need to install a new hard drive), so changed the file location to <code>/var/hda/files/drives/drive1/pydio</code> (click on the new share from the Amahi web interface, and enter the new directory name). However I also use [[Greyhole]], so want to mount the new share locally and manipulate files from that location. See [[Mount_Shares_Locally]] if you need to set this up. To mount the new share locally, restart the mount_shares_locally service (Amahi 7 / Fedora 19 commands shown):

{{Code|Code = bash$ sudo systemctl restart mount_shares_locally.service}}

You can check that the share is correctly mounted using <code>ls -l /mnt/samba</code>.

==Changing the default location for files in PydioChange Files Location==

{{Code| Code= sudo vi /var/hda/web-apps/pydio/html/:find the following line in the file (line 36):

:edit it to:

:find the following line in the file (line 75):

:edit to suit your file location:

:save and close}}