Hi,
I'm syncing windows symlinks (mklink), which are pointing to an UNC path, and it turns out the synced links don't work.
From windows GUI its actually impossible to debug because the destination path seems to be correct, windows just says the destination doesn't exist.
But if I launch a CMD and do a DIR, I can see the difference :
The original symlink target is [\\server\share\path\file]
While the synced symlink is : [UNC\server\share\path\file]
Any ideas why the symlink is altered during the syncing ?
Sync of windows symbolic links pointing to UNC path
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The issue has been fixed. Thanks for the report!
http://www.mediafire.com/file/d5y9vkwp9dd98ds/FreeFileSync_9.1_beta_Windows_Setup.exe
PS: The symlink target is not really altered, but Windows stores symlink content using the NT namespace format, not Win32. FFS generally handles this, but missed this case.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/d5y9vkwp9dd98ds/FreeFileSync_9.1_beta_Windows_Setup.exe
PS: The symlink target is not really altered, but Windows stores symlink content using the NT namespace format, not Win32. FFS generally handles this, but missed this case.
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Awesome, I'll try this version now
Thank you Zenju
Thank you Zenju
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It's working for me now, thanks again