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Yes, I had the same problem as you, --root-node-id didn't do anything, it still loads the root directory
Sorry I am very late. If you don't want to have your whole root directory indexed, there is a way. If they are in an organization, they can create Shared Drives (Team Drives). You can then mount them using the following mount command: --drive-id string | The ID of the shared drive to mount (including team drives)
When you do that, the entire shared drive folder is scanned, but only this one.
But that only works if they are in an organization.
I use "--root-node-id=" to determine which content is only displayed.
Well, if I use Plexdrive, all files in my Google Drive are loaded into the Cache.bolt file.
I find that a bit unnecessary, especially because I have so many files next to my videos.
Is there a way that only files that I want to play are loaded into the cache.bolt file?
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