I'm trying to take advantage of the fact that OneDrive now offers unlimited space, and allows these files to not take up space locally. I already have a backup system in place, but I would like to add this as an additional offsite backup option.
My photo folder is 200GB+, and I want it to stay on my data drive, and be available offline. I imagine this is a common scenario.
Goals:
- Keep my OneDrive on my SSD
- Keep an offline copy of my files on my data drive
- Keep an "online-only" copy of my photos in my OneDrive
My first instinct was junction points, but it sounds like they're not supported. Next, I tried Robocopy, but it doesn't like overwriting online-only files.
Is there a way to compare offline files and online-only OneDrive files, and overwrite those files if the source is newer?
Goodsync
its not free though. You can also do this by turning your OneDrive storage into share drive. You should be able to use any tool by doing that.