desktop c:\vofm-documents
OneDrive, john's shared folder to me, ...cloud...john's onedrive...\vofm-documents
is there a way for me to sync my desktop folder, to the SHARD folder?
i AM able to use the internet OneDrive for my own cloning, but i need to be able to send these desktop folders to the folder that JOHN is sharing with ME
thanks !
onedrive, shared folder, sync from desktop
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Re: onedrive, shared folder, sync from desktop
Hello,
as far as I know this is not possible.
as far as I know this is not possible.
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Re: onedrive, shared folder, sync from desktop
Actually Tobias, it might be. I am testing this out, and on the desktop one drive folder, if I have that shared link visible in there, even if the files are not stored in my C drive, but in the cloud, it seems like syncovery is able to read that folder and sync the missing files. I will continue to test this.
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Re: onedrive, shared folder, sync from desktop
further testing, added local files to my d: drive, and sync'ed them with the shared-folder in the c:\...OneDrive folder.
it synced, and the new files are stored locally on the c:...OneDrive folder, BUT i then later did a FREE SPACE operation , and they appparenetly got removed from the local c: drive, but are still in the directory, as being stored in the cloud.
so, they exist on the d: drive, and synced with onedrive, through teh local folder.
again, seems to be working.
if others can test this, it is appreciated, to confirm that i'm not missing something
it synced, and the new files are stored locally on the c:...OneDrive folder, BUT i then later did a FREE SPACE operation , and they appparenetly got removed from the local c: drive, but are still in the directory, as being stored in the cloud.
so, they exist on the d: drive, and synced with onedrive, through teh local folder.
again, seems to be working.
if others can test this, it is appreciated, to confirm that i'm not missing something