Is there a way to change where the cache
content is located? 

I would like to have my cache folder in my main 
syncthing folder so that I can share it between 
all my machine, so that offpunk sync my content once
and then anything on my lan can have access to it. 

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I had exactly this use case, and all you need is some Unix magic:

- move your existing content into /path/to/syncthing
- create symbolic links from the existing folders to the one you just 
moved to

Syncthing sees actual files and syncs them, offpunk follows symlinks and 
works with them
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On 23/01/25 05:31, gef - gef at sdf.org wrote:
>Is there a way to change where the cache
>content is located?
>
>I would like to have my cache folder in my main
>syncthing folder so that I can share it between
>all my machine, so that offpunk sync my content once
>and then anything on my lan can have access to it.
>
>--
>gef@sdf.org
>https://gef.ink


I added the "set cache" command as an experiment to allows using a
custom cache folder.

This implementations as several problems.

1. As _CACHE_PATH was a global constant, I transformed it to a global
variable. I feel it is not good.

2. There’s no way to revert to the default cache (a restart is needed
for that).  So consider this as a developer experiment.

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