The goal of boxrdrive is to make it easier to access Box from your local computer, using Box Drive. This may be useful in institutional settings, where you may not have access to a Box App, a requirement to use boxr.
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Access all your Medicine Box files from the comfort of your desktop without the need to use much of your actual hard drive space. Work with these files in the cloud just as if they were on your desktop through Mac Finder or Windows Explorer. Whether you create a new Microsoft Word document or edit a PDF in Adobe, the changes you make will automatically save back to Medicine Box. You can also right click any file or folder to leverage collaborative Box features such as sharing, locking and creating Box Notes.
He can be on the phone, saying he's dropping a folder on his LucidLinke drive. In a few seconds, the folder appears on my machine. A few seconds after that, I'll see the subfolders appear ... and in a few more seconds, filenames.
I've got several current projects where the media actually lives on those S3 servers, but shows as on a unique local drive via LL's "virtual drive" setup. Premiere thinks the media is on a drive on my machine, and it works beautifully.
If you later change your mind and do not want a copy of that folder stored on your hard drive any more, right click on the folder and select Make Available Online Only. Note that on Windows 11, you will also have two steps for this. You will right click on the folder, select Show more options, and then Make Available Online Only.
This documents illustrates moving files from your personal U: drive to OneDrive. This process also applies to migrating data from one shared drive to another, such as Google Drive to Box or Box to OneDrive.
If you are working from a PC or laptop, then you can use the Upload and Download links to move files to and from your computer. The Upload link appears at the top of the OneDrive webpage that displays your cloud file directory. In order to download a file that is on the shared drive, click once on the file name, Then right click to bring up a secondary menu. For macOS clients, this may require you to hold down the Command key first if you only have one button on your mouse. Select the Download option that should appear.
The easiest way to move files between the cloud services is to use a PC or laptop that has both the Box Sync and OneDrive for Business applications installed. Open both from the system tray to create windows for both. From the windows you can move files using cut/copy and paste. If you are on a system where both utilities are not available, you will have to open up the web interfaces for both OneDrive and Box and use the upload/download functions using the PC's drive as an intermediary.
I found this post after doing a Google search regarding this issue. It is extremely frustrating. I use the search function on Mac to find files using Spotlight and within the Finder. It makes finding a file so difficult that I am now contemplating switching back to Dropbox, using iCloud drive, or using the 1 TB I get from my Office 365 subscription for my file storage. The only "workaround" is using a web browser and searching your files in Google Drive. That isn't a good workaround.
I actually settled on this helper app: Alfred, with a Google Drive workflow. I don't disagree this shouldn't be necessary, but as a working solution for me as an individual I've been pretty happy with it: -and-tutorials/google-drive-workflow/
That is a great idea but I really don't want to buy another app to make this work. I really think this is a Google issue. I have OneDrive and Dropbox on my computer and, even though I don't use them much, there are no issues with those services and Spotlight search. I am still confused as to why Google implemented their File Stream/Drive Desktop like a mounted external drive. Dropbox has all the same functionality (and more) and is more like the previous Back Up and Sync version.
If you haven't used Alfred, it is pretty awesome. I think it is worth the investment. I was hesitant to upgrade to v4 but I had to due to this recent issue with losing all indexing functionality. Don't love having to enter "gd" before every query, but I guess a minimal inconvenience to be able to search my drive again.
Hello everyone. I found a solution that may not work for everyone. I did this solution on both an Intel Mac Mini and an M1 Mac Mini and it works on both. In your Google Drive Desktop settings if you select "Mirror" instead of "Stream Files" (see photo) it will keep a full copy of all all your Google Drive documents on your hard drive and Spotlight will then index your entire Google Drive folder. This workaround solution works for me on these 2 Mac Mini's because I have plenty of hard drive space and prefer to have everything stored locally on these 2 machines. However, I have a Macbook Pro where this will not be an option using the laptop's internal storage because it only has 256 GB of hard drive space.
You should choose Mirror files and select a new GDrive folder, then the spotlight shall get back normally. In the case you are like me, with more than 1 TB of files, but you don't need all of them offline, here goes the workaround:1- Install GoogleDrive app on another computer (or just log off into your main computer and create a temporary user in your computer). After this, login in GoogleDrive with your account, just like you would be doing on a new computer. Mark as stream files; this is just temporary. You will not sync much here.2- Go to Google Drive preferences, click on the tab "My computer, folders from your computer," and click "Add folder" to sync. At this step, I recommend you be generic, creating folder names like "Archived", "Old Projects" etc. You can add as many folders you want, but you will not be able to change those names later, but you can add and change whatever you want inside.3- Once you have done this, you will see in your drive website drive.google.com that the folders you created will be seen on the left, inside My Computers. You can also rename your computer as you want. For example, here I renamed "DEPOT".4- Quit GoogleDrive app. Delete the GoogleDrive app from that computer or delete the computer login you created.5- Go to google drive website, and drag to the computer "DEPOT" every folder you know you might not need offline files, and you know it is heavy.6- As your main "drive" is now lighter, you will now be able to go to your official computer and mirror files. Click in Google Drive preferences, go to "Google Drive Folders from the Drive". In the syncing options, check "Mirror Files". Then, click to change the folder to a new folder, I renamed mine as /Gdrive/.7- If you want to access the Depot, you will still see volumes in your computer. You can also create shortcuts to those folders in the google drive website and they will work perfectly fine in your Mac. Moreover, for those files inside a shortcut folder, you will still be able to decide individually if you want to keep that file offline or not. The files mirrored will be always offline.
I think Apple needs to put a bit more of a delay in that (e.g. maybe two acceptance boxes). When I clicked on the yes box, I completely forgot that I had several gigs of files in both my corporate and personal Dropbox folders as well as my Onedrive folder. It was the Ondrive yakking at me saying the "default folder has moved" that tipped me off to what was going on. Moving those folders created a bit of a "***" moment. It's all good and the experiece I hope will help others as well as Apple really understand the complexity of moving the contents of the Documents folder to the cloud.
It's a bit disappointing reading this every year with every beta. People... if you read this and have not yet installed beta 1 then don't do it. At least don't install it on your primary machine, on your primary hard drive, with your primary apple id and never do it without making an disk image before. (Like with superduper or similar software).
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