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Hi @LouisGuo,
Currently, these parameters cannot be customized through the StorageClass. Their default values are:
"enable_recycle_bin": true -- This can be disabled in DSM > Control Panel > Shared Folder.
"enable_share_cow": false -- This can only be enabled during the shared folder creation process and cannot be modified once the shared folder has been created.
If you want to set "enable_share_cow" (Enable data checksum), you can build your own synology-csi, or manually create a new shared folder in DSM and mount it as a PV in your Kubernetes environment.
Hi @LouisGuo, Currently, these parameters cannot be customized through the StorageClass. Their default values are:
"enable_recycle_bin": true -- This can be disabled in DSM > Control Panel > Shared Folder.
"enable_share_cow": false -- This can only be enabled during the shared folder creation process and cannot be modified once the shared folder has been created.
If you want to set "enable_share_cow" (Enable data checksum), you can build your own synology-csi, or manually create a new shared folder in DSM and mount it as a PV in your Kubernetes environment.
"enable_recycle_bin":false,
"enable_share_cow":true,
without the file checksum feature, my database deployment report CorruptIndexException[checksum failed (hardware problem?) : expected=7a1cdc6d actual=fb7d4e0f
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