I tried dropbox great except when I copied files which are under deep level directories it cannot support it.
So any alternatives ?
|
|
|
Actually, it isn't a Dropbox issue, it is a Windows issue. Windows max length for file names is 260 characters (including C:). One thing you can do is to reorganize your directory structure. Another thing is to shorten folder names to save characters. |
|||
|
|
|
Dmailer Backup, Syncplicity, Wuala, SparkleShare, Live Mesh, SugarSync, LiveDrive, Tonido, SpiderOak, and Box.net are listed as the "Top Ten Dropbox Alternatives" by this site. The comments prove that a lot of them are really good resources. -Hope this helps! |
|||
|
|
|
Long paths and long filenames are not really the same thing, although the issues faced with the old MS-DOS 8.3 filenames are now history. You can try Windows Live Mesh, which is available for Windows Vista onwards and MacOSX. |
|||
|
|