My photos are stored in a subfolder of the root folder on the C: drive. In order to have the photos backed up in the cloud on OneDrive I would like to create a link from the OneDrive folder to the photos folder. However, I find the explanations of the various kinds of links (hard links, symbolic links and junctions) confusing. Can anyone advise which I should use, please?
These two web pages seem relevant:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... -junctions
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... olic-links
Symbolic link, hard link or junction? (Windows and OneDrive)
Re: Symbolic link, hard link or junction? (Windows and OneDrive)
In my experience, adding linked folders to OneDrive, DropBox, etc. is not reliable. I would not suggest this strategy for backup.
Re: Symbolic link, hard link or junction? (Windows and OneDrive)
I found it on the internet and I was fond of it.
I've always got along well with it (with OneDrive)
Hardlink: only works if the volume is the same.
Node: any local volume
Symbolic: local volume or UNC path
I've always got along well with it (with OneDrive)
Hardlink: only works if the volume is the same.
Node: any local volume
Symbolic: local volume or UNC path
Ralf
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Hobby photographer with many pictures (> 100000) of the family over generations.
(Excuse my english)
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Hobby photographer with many pictures (> 100000) of the family over generations.
(Excuse my english)