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Can Linux file browsers be made aware of the offline attribute?...
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Can Linux file browsers be made aware of the offline attribute?
Can Linux file browsers be made aware of the offline attribute?
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Since the file browser is browsing your files, how would that be offline at any time? I'm assuming tht you are talking about Nautilus, Dolphin, etc...
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Comvault has an archiving feature. When they archive old files, they set the offline attribute for that file and leave a "stub" or pointer to the file that has been moved to second-tier storage. When most linux-based file browsers list the files in a folder, they typically display an icon for that file. There is a option to "View as List". To do that, they have to open the file and that triggers mass demigrations or recalls of the files. Nautilus has a My question is how can the file system of the file browser be configured to not open files when displaying them in that browser (Nautilus, Dolphin, etc)
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