Merge pull request #691 from owncloud/chore/drop-attrib

fix: drop explanation to use attrib.exe ot manage VFS states from com…

Author: mmattel

modules/ROOT/pages/vfs.adoc

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-== Using attrib.exe to Manage States
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-Experienced users can also manage xref:vfs-states[VFS states] from the Windows command line using `attrib`. This is especially useful if you want to change the state of an entire folder/subfolder. Open a `PowerShell` command line window as from the start menu and change to the directory of the {ini_name} sync folder/subfolder that contains the data you want to change in bulk.
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-From the syncnchronization folder, run the following commands to make bulk changes to synchronization settings:
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-* Use the following command for help and to customize the switches.
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-[source,powershell]
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-attrib /?
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-* Keep a set of files or folders, including subfolders, always available:
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-[source,powershell]
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-attrib -U +P .\* /D /S
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-* Make a set of files or folders available online only, including subfolders:
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-[source,powershell]
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-attrib +U -P .\* /D /S
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 == Manage Drive Space With Storage Sense
 
 Microsoft provides a mechanism called {storage-sense-url}[Storage Sense, window=_blank] that can automatically free up disk space for applications that use VFS. This is done by converting files that were set to be xref:vfs-states[locally available] back to cloud-based content that is xref:vfs-states[placeholder files] on the local drive, which takes up no space.