I have a 4NT script which maps some Truecrypt containers as drive letters and creates necessary junction points (with mklnk M:\ D:\MyDocs; 4NT calls it as "soft links" aka "directory junctions" or "reparse points" though Microsoft's terminology may differ), so that I can use e.g. D:\MyDocs as before the migration, though the real contents are on [i]M:[/i].
This works perfectly, but DOpus unfortunately does not refresh the contents automatically nor it calculates the dir-size if hovered with mouse. I've activated File Operations -> Options -> Detect external file changes on network drives, to no avail.
Is this a bug or is there a setting for this that I don't know of?
If I create junctions, linked to folders on the same drive notification does work.
Notifications in junctions pointing to external USB harddisks do work too.
Notifications in junctions linked to USB sticks do not work; I've tried it with both FAT and FAT32-formatted sticks. So it's not Truecrypt only.
FWIW, all USB HDD and sticks are "optimized for quick removal".
Removable and NTFS, no readonly. I think the evil keyword here might be removable.
Nice FAQ, but it didn't help me much. Debug window shows nothing, no matter what I do. Maybe it's something to do with me having no admin rights^WCorrection: debug_notify doesn't work with admin rights neither.
I'm having similar problems with a TrueCrypt volume: When dragging and dropping between windows, I have to refresh both windows for the changes to be registered. The volume is mounted on my HDD in the conventional way. Files on the parent (C:) drive volume refresh automatically.
