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One example is: OD uses stubs to save you local disk space. when you want the copy local you click it and it reaches out to the internet to get it.... If you lo
by senectus1 3y ago
One example is:
OD uses stubs to save you local disk space. when you want the copy local you click it and it reaches out to the internet to get it....
If you lose the internet copy, you DONT HAVE a local copy... you only have a stub.
- velcrovan 3y agoOD does not randomly replace files on your hard drive with stubs. If you add sync to a folder that was originally created under a different account, it will use stubs by default and download on-demand (though you can override this). But the redundant storage of those files is not your problem, that's between OD and the other account.