Hey, remember that "mklink" post? Turns out it works on a LOT of cloud providers.
Remember my post about how to use "mklink" to create hard folder links to "consolidate" disparate folders into a bundle that can be easily backed up to the cloud? Well, this week, I quickly learned this technique works for a LOT of other cloud storage providers' schemes
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A snippet of python would do the job easier ,unless you have other requirements you didn't mention.
-- example from your terminal , sudo if you dont have enough permissions
python
from os import*
link('','')
--end example
Note the use of single quotes in the paths, the first directory is where your data is, the second one where you want the link to go.
Make sure you dont create a endless recursion.
It works in Sierra so far and it's easy to maintain.
:)
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