So I have Drivepool and CloudDrive set up with my local pool and CloudDrive pool under a "master" pool so that a have one copy on the cloud and certain copies on my local storage. On the master pool, I have the local pool checked for only duplicated data, and the CloudDrive pool checked for only unduplicated data. Before I set up Drivepool's duplication, I was using GoodSync to sync any data I wanted to be saved locally. Drivepool apparently has to make its own "duplicate" as it cannot tell one already exists, which is fine, as it just overwrites my old file.
When looking at the master pools duplication settings, it says something like 2TB duplicated data on the CloudDrive pool and 500GB duplicated data on the local pool. Does that mean if I disable duplication on the files contained in that 500GB, it will delete the "duplicate" from my CloudDrive instead of local? This is definitely not wanted as I would have to re-upload any deleted data. Maybe I overlooked a setting?
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So I have Drivepool and CloudDrive set up with my local pool and CloudDrive pool under a "master" pool so that a have one copy on the cloud and certain copies on my local storage. On the master pool, I have the local pool checked for only duplicated data, and the CloudDrive pool checked for only unduplicated data. Before I set up Drivepool's duplication, I was using GoodSync to sync any data I wanted to be saved locally. Drivepool apparently has to make its own "duplicate" as it cannot tell one already exists, which is fine, as it just overwrites my old file.
When looking at the master pools duplication settings, it says something like 2TB duplicated data on the CloudDrive pool and 500GB duplicated data on the local pool. Does that mean if I disable duplication on the files contained in that 500GB, it will delete the "duplicate" from my CloudDrive instead of local? This is definitely not wanted as I would have to re-upload any deleted data. Maybe I overlooked a setting?
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