Where I live (home #1), I have a central library managed by MySQL. My family members have tablets that access the library thanks to an advancedsettings.xml file in the userdata folder on each tablet. I manage the library from a workstation. I want only the media of the home library available/visible when the tablets are at home. Hence there will be a home profile.
I want to setup a fileserver at the cabin (home #2) using a Seagate Satellite. I won't have a MySQL server at the cabin, but all of the content will be served by the Satellite (which is a combination hard drive, fileserver and WiFi access point). I want only the Satellite's content available when the tablets are at the cabin. Hence there will be a cabin profile.
Question: Do you do all this with just two profiles (where one of them is the Master profile) or do you do this with three profiles (Master to manage everything, home to use at home and cabin to use at the cabin)?
I want to setup a fileserver at the cabin (home #2) using a Seagate Satellite. I won't have a MySQL server at the cabin, but all of the content will be served by the Satellite (which is a combination hard drive, fileserver and WiFi access point). I want only the Satellite's content available when the tablets are at the cabin. Hence there will be a cabin profile.
Question: Do you do all this with just two profiles (where one of them is the Master profile) or do you do this with three profiles (Master to manage everything, home to use at home and cabin to use at the cabin)?