fullofentropy

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  1. @Alex. I think the correct location is "%APPDATA%\Resilio Sync" %APPDATA% includes the "Roaming" directory in my instances. What I am looking for is not a path to the APPDATA location, but an environmental variable I can reference to find configuration files after the sync occurs. ========================================== UseCase: As a user I want to run a script that can quickly find a folder that is being synced. (1)Sync to computer of interest (2)Execute a generic script that can quickly find a Synced file for processing. --- How it works with Microsoft Once Drive--- (1)Loginto OneDrive (2)Script references %OneDrive%\..\SyncFolder\mySyncedBinary.exe" OR %OneDriveCommercial%\..\SyncFolder\mySyncedBinary.exe" Note: could also use %USERPROFILE%\<OneDrive Directory>\ --- How it works with Resilio Sync ---- (1) Sync Folder (2a) Script must be updated to point to the exact location of mySyncedBinary.exe as the synced folder maybe in a different location and this Script is unique to the computer it is being run and and thus can not be commonly synced across Sync'ed folders. HomePC Location: d:\someLocationA\SyncFolderA\mySyncedBinary.exe Laptop Location: c:\someLocationB\SyncFolderB\mySyncedBinary.exe ServerPC: f:\someLocationC\SyncFolderA\mySyncedBinary.exe g:\someLocationD\SyncFolderB\mySyncedBinary.exe (2b) Need to create an environmental variable for "each" shared folder used. Example: HomePC: set SyncFolderA='d:\someLocationA\SyncFolderA\' Laptop: set SyncFolderB='d:\someLocationB\SyncFolderB\' ServerPC: set SyncFolderA='f:\someLocationC\SyncFolderA\' ServerPC: set SyncFolderB='g:\someLocationD\SyncFolderB\' ----- It would be EXTREMELY helpful if an environmental variable for each Sync'ed folder was automatically created with a consistent name. ---- Note: This would be helpful if it also did this for linux environments. @BogBeast, Is this similar to what you were requesting as well?
  2. Really could use this feature. Its the main thing keeping me with onedrive's build in profile desktop/documents/images integration.