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I am currently using 3.1.2 (14611) I use your application to do very large file restores from Exchange.
The issue is you write to c:%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp which would normally not be a big deal except for the large files I am working with. You need to add the ability to point to another drive for caching while the application is syncing between source and target. I.E. I have a attached 7TB hard drive I could use. Right now I am testing to see if you are using the Temp variables or just point to the temp path for the current user. Any insight or advice would be helpful as the way things are now your product won't work.
Thank you
Rich
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We should observe the TEMP environment variable. You can also reduce temporary disk usage by disabling Preferences → Connection → Enable Cache. Please write to [mailto:support@mountainduck.io] for more assistance.
Hi,
I am currently using 3.1.2 (14611) I use your application to do very large file restores from Exchange.
The issue is you write to c:%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp which would normally not be a big deal except for the large files I am working with. You need to add the ability to point to another drive for caching while the application is syncing between source and target. I.E. I have a attached 7TB hard drive I could use. Right now I am testing to see if you are using the Temp variables or just point to the temp path for the current user. Any insight or advice would be helpful as the way things are now your product won't work.
Thank you
Rich
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: