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| - | The input path must be absolute and start with / | + | The input path must be absolute and start with / |
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| Only regular files are considered. Symbolic links are skipped. | Only regular files are considered. Symbolic links are skipped. | ||
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| *local path to a folder that contains hard-links to the data files | *local path to a folder that contains hard-links to the data files | ||
| *URL that points to the online-catalogue where the shared files are exposed | *URL that points to the online-catalogue where the shared files are exposed | ||
| - | *download-URL to a wget-script that can be used to download the entire dataset (note that execution | + | *download-URL to a wget-script that can be used to download the entire dataset (note that execution |
| NOTE: The sharing method uses hard-links. This has the advantages that no additional disk space is used and that the sharing happens instantaneous. A removal of the hard-links will unshare the data, but will not affect the original files. | NOTE: The sharing method uses hard-links. This has the advantages that no additional disk space is used and that the sharing happens instantaneous. A removal of the hard-links will unshare the data, but will not affect the original files. | ||