Exclude directories from a shared folder
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I have an Ubuntu 17 VM on Virtual Box, and my host OS is windows 8.1. I created a shared folder between host and guest OS.
Now, can I execlude a sub-directory from being shared to windows ?
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Ahmed Hussein
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I have an Ubuntu 17 VM on Virtual Box, and my host OS is windows 8.1. I created a shared folder between host and guest OS.
Now, can I execlude a sub-directory from being shared to windows ?
virtualbox xubuntu windows-8 debian shared-folders
asked Apr 26 at 20:54
Ahmed Hussein
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You mean 17.10, right? Also what does this have to do with Debian (in the tags)?
– wjandrea
Apr 26 at 20:58
You mean a subdirectory of that folder, right? And the virtualised Linux side should decide that you no longer have access to that folder on the host's side. Please ease the wording of your question a bit more.
– smoe
Apr 27 at 9:51
Yes, you're understood me right. It may look strange that I need to execlude a sub-directory, but you can find the reason here stackoverflow.com/questions/50036128/…
– Ahmed Hussein
Apr 27 at 16:26
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I have an Ubuntu 17 VM on Virtual Box, and my host OS is windows 8.1. I created a shared folder between host and guest OS.
Now, can I execlude a sub-directory from being shared to windows ?
virtualbox xubuntu windows-8 debian shared-folders
asked Apr 26 at 20:54
Ahmed Hussein
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I have an Ubuntu 17 VM on Virtual Box, and my host OS is windows 8.1. I created a shared folder between host and guest OS.
Now, can I execlude a sub-directory from being shared to windows ?
virtualbox xubuntu windows-8 debian shared-folders
asked Apr 26 at 20:54
Ahmed Hussein
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edited Apr 27 at 16:22
asked Apr 26 at 20:54
Ahmed Hussein
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asked Apr 26 at 20:54
Ahmed Hussein
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asked Apr 26 at 20:54
Ahmed Hussein
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You mean 17.10, right? Also what does this have to do with Debian (in the tags)?
– wjandrea
Apr 26 at 20:58
You mean a subdirectory of that folder, right? And the virtualised Linux side should decide that you no longer have access to that folder on the host's side. Please ease the wording of your question a bit more.
– smoe
Apr 27 at 9:51
Yes, you're understood me right. It may look strange that I need to execlude a sub-directory, but you can find the reason here stackoverflow.com/questions/50036128/…
– Ahmed Hussein
Apr 27 at 16:26
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You mean 17.10, right? Also what does this have to do with Debian (in the tags)?
– wjandrea
Apr 26 at 20:58
You mean a subdirectory of that folder, right? And the virtualised Linux side should decide that you no longer have access to that folder on the host's side. Please ease the wording of your question a bit more.
– smoe
Apr 27 at 9:51
Yes, you're understood me right. It may look strange that I need to execlude a sub-directory, but you can find the reason here stackoverflow.com/questions/50036128/…
– Ahmed Hussein
Apr 27 at 16:26
You mean 17.10, right? Also what does this have to do with Debian (in the tags)?
– wjandrea
Apr 26 at 20:58
You mean 17.10, right? Also what does this have to do with Debian (in the tags)?
– wjandrea
Apr 26 at 20:58
You mean a subdirectory of that folder, right? And the virtualised Linux side should decide that you no longer have access to that folder on the host's side. Please ease the wording of your question a bit more.
– smoe
Apr 27 at 9:51
You mean a subdirectory of that folder, right? And the virtualised Linux side should decide that you no longer have access to that folder on the host's side. Please ease the wording of your question a bit more.
– smoe
Apr 27 at 9:51
Yes, you're understood me right. It may look strange that I need to execlude a sub-directory, but you can find the reason here stackoverflow.com/questions/50036128/…
– Ahmed Hussein
Apr 27 at 16:26
Yes, you're understood me right. It may look strange that I need to execlude a sub-directory, but you can find the reason here stackoverflow.com/questions/50036128/…
– Ahmed Hussein
Apr 27 at 16:26
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You mean 17.10, right? Also what does this have to do with Debian (in the tags)?
– wjandrea
Apr 26 at 20:58
You mean a subdirectory of that folder, right? And the virtualised Linux side should decide that you no longer have access to that folder on the host's side. Please ease the wording of your question a bit more.
– smoe
Apr 27 at 9:51
Yes, you're understood me right. It may look strange that I need to execlude a sub-directory, but you can find the reason here stackoverflow.com/questions/50036128/…
– Ahmed Hussein
Apr 27 at 16:26