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A blacklist for Synology folders and files.
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[Version] | |
major = 1 | |
minor = 1 | |
[Common] | |
black_prefix = "." | |
black_dir_prefix = "/Backup", "/Moments" | |
max_length = 0 | |
max_path = 0 | |
[File] | |
black_suffix = ".lnk", ".pst", ".swp", ".temp", ".tmp" | |
max_size = 0 | |
[Directory] | |
black_name = ".cache", ".node-gyp", "bower_components", "node_modules" | |
[EA] |
It's now in ~/Library/Application support/SynologyDrive/SynologyDrive.app/Contents/Resources/conf
it seems
Excellent, thanks for the update! So the new Mac script looks like this:
for f in ~/Library/Application\ Support/SynologyDrive/SynologyDrive.app/Contents/Resources/conf/blacklist.filter; do ln -sf ~/.drive_global_blacklist.filter $f; done
Hmm, that space in "Application Support" might be a problem?
Good point, edited the original.
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Why can't I find .Synology folder in my mac.. I found it on my Linux & Windows desktop except on my mac
Just found a solution a few months ago:
Window :
C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\SynologyDrive\data\session\1\conf
Linux :
~/.SynologyDrive/data/session/4/conf
MacOS :
Users/[username]/Library/Application Support/SynologyDrive/data/session/[number]/conf/blacklist.filter
Hope it helps!