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Managing iFolders
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Managing iFolders
An iFolder
TM
is a local directory used to selectively share and synchronize files with user-specified
members. The iFolder files are accessible to all members via a host service, such as a Novell
®
iFolder
®
3.6 server. iFolder files can be modified and read by those with privileges to do so.
This section discusses the following tasks for iFolder:
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Section 7.1, “Guidelines for the Location and Use of iFolders,” on page 69
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Section 7.2, “Guidelines for File Types and Sizes to Not Synchronize,” on page 71
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Section 7.3, “Naming Conventions for an iFolder and Its Folders and Files,” on page 71
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Section 7.4, “Understanding iFolder Icons,” on page 72
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Section 7.5, “Creating and Uploading an iFolder,” on page 74
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Section 7.6, “Sharing an iFolder,” on page 79
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Section 7.7, “Viewing and Hiding Available iFolders,” on page 83
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Section 7.8, “Downloading an Available iFolder,” on page 83
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Section 7.9, “Viewing and Configuring Properties of an iFolder,” on page 84
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Section 7.10, “Managing Passphrase for Encrypted iFolders,” on page 85
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Section 7.11, “Setting an iFolder Quota,” on page 87
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Section 7.12, “Synchronizing Files,” on page 87
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Section 7.13, “Resolving File Conflicts,” on page 88
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Section 7.14, “Moving an iFolder,” on page 89
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Section 7.15, “Reverting an iFolder to a Normal Folder,” on page 90
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Section 7.16, “Removing Membership From a Shared iFolder,” on page 91
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Section 7.17, “Deleting an iFolder,” on page 92
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Section 7.18, “What’s Next,” on page 93
7.1 Guidelines for the Location and Use of
iFolders
Generally, you can put iFolders anywhere on your local hard drive when you create an iFolder or set
up an iFolder that is shared with you. However, there are some practical and specific limitations.
Consider the following guidelines for placing and using iFolders on your computer:
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An iFolder’s name must be a unique folder name in the directory where you put the iFolder.
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An iFolder’s name cannot contain the following invalid characters:
\/:*?"<>|;
For other naming conventions, see Section 7.3, “Naming Conventions for an iFolder and Its
Folders and Files,” on page 71 .
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The iFolder must reside on a local hard drive; the location cannot be on a network drive or non-
physical drive.