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Just wondering how this works with Clouddrive.
 
Any point enabling it at all? Given that the data is already encrypted.

Just wondering how this works with Clouddrive.
 
Any point enabling it at all? Given that the data is already encrypted.

I thought I'd stick my robocopy job up that I've been using for testing - succesfully so far - on the chance it might help someone else achieve what I've been trying to achieve .
@echo @echo Begin Monitoring @echo robocopy P:\ E:\ /E /Z /XA:H /W:10 /MT:2 /MON:1 This runs on drive P:\ to drive E:\ and the switches do the following:
/E - copy subdirectories, including Empty ones. /Z - copy files in restartable mode. /XA:H - excludes hidden files. /W:10 - waits 10 seconds between retries /MT:2 - uses two threads for copying /MON:1 - monitor the source (P:\) and run every 1 minute Because I'm not using the /MIR (mirror) switch, when files are deleted from my Drivepool drive (P:\), the Robocopy job picks this up, but does nothing. This is exactly what I want as I can look back through the job and see if files have been deleted, and if accidental, I can then copy them back down from my cloud storage.
 
Here's a picture for verification of that - I've run a test by deleting (all duplicated test data of course!) a folder to simulate an accidental delete. The job runs every minute and detects the change, that the cloud drive now has all these extra files:

 
So I can work out from here what I need to restore.
 
I'll be working on the batch file so that I can output a proper log file of all folder differences to detect accidental deletes to make things easier, but the jist of this is it works!

Thanks, all very helpful answers and certainly enough for me to start trialling the software .

For anyone else who hits this problem...yes it really was this simple.
 
Removed the new drivepool letter, change the old one, reboot. Et voila.
 
However...if anyone has any ideas it would be really good to know if this might have any repercussions, I really can't think why it would...