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• Copy: This attribute defines how FSLogix handles the files and folders during the redirection. The attribute can be omitted from the element that is the same as using a value of 0. ◦ 0: Creates an empty folder in the
local_%username%
directory. No files are copied during the operation. Copy 0 is the most common value used to decrease contents of a user's profile. Any data that is already in the container at the location isn't removed. Only future data is created in the
local_%username%
folder during the user’s session and removed at sign out. ◦ 1: Creates the folder in the
local_%username%
directory AND copies the files FROM the specified location. Data in the container is copied to the
local_%username%
folder and any new data is also written to that path. At user sign out the
local_%username%
is removed and any new data is lost. Nth sign ins always copies data from the container to the
local_%username%
folder. ◦ 2: Creates the folder in the
local_%username%
directory AND copies the files TO the specified location. A new (empty) folder is created in
local_%username%
. During the user's session, data is written to that path. At sign out, the data is copied into the container. Don't use this value unless directed by a Microsoft support engineer. ◦ 3: Creates the folder in the
local_%username%
directory AND copies the files FROM and TO the specified location. This value combines the effects from 1 and 2. Existing data is copied out of the container and into the
local_%username%
folder. New data is written to the
local_%username%
path and at sign out, all data is copied back into the container.
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c
i read that and it confused me 😂
lets say i have exclude copy =0 appdata\local\test and i want to include appdata\local\test\test1 i just do include copy appdata\local\test\test1 or i got to do include copy =3 appdata\local\test\test1
j
I never use anything except 0 to exclude. I can't see the point of the others.
c
what about to include use 0 as well?
j
Unless you wanted to process something on the local disk and then save it
I never use Includes, again, seems illogical
But if you wanted to include a subfolder of an excluded one, yeah, 3 seems to be the setting
c
yeah i norm dont use includes but this redirections.xml has a folder excluded and need to include a sub folder of it
cool will give 3 a bash