It would be nice if Copernic were able to recognize and skip automatically files ando folders which are targets os junctions and/or symbolic links.
Fo example, I moved my Dropbox folder to a big HD to save space in the system SSD (C:) and added a junction in C:\users\me\documents to this new location (say, D:\Dropbox).
What Copernic does today is to index Dropbox twice, doubling index size and showing the same file twice in results.
I could, of course, exclude one of the paths from indexing (this is actually what I am doing now), but I have dozens of this kind of links and always adding more to "offload" things from C:
It would be nice if Copernic were able to recognize and skip automatically files ando folders which are targets os junctions and/or symbolic links.
Fo example, I moved my Dropbox folder to a big HD to save space in the system SSD (C:) and added a junction in C:\users\me\documents to this new location (say, D:\Dropbox).
What Copernic does today is to index Dropbox twice, doubling index size and showing the same file twice in results.
I could, of course, exclude one of the paths from indexing (this is actually what I am doing now), but I have dozens of this kind of links and always adding more to "offload" things from C:
1 Votes
0 Commentaires
Connexion ou S'inscrire pour poster un commentaire