Ok, I'm using Windows Vista (I know, but it's the company's choice, not mine). Everything has been working perfectly until I made some changes today. We utilize an open-source CMS for one of our projects and I setup symlinks to point our DocRoot to instead of hardcoding the version path. I then took the non-CMS data and made symlinks to it from within the CMS directories. Then, I created a new symlink called 'current' that serves as the DocRoot. It points to the current version of the CMS in use.

The problem is, when using Smart Sync. It wants to download my linux symlinks and gives the following warning:
Smart skip: directory with the same name exists on the destination location

I have (in my workspace) the symlinks setup as 'not published' and it is not attempting to upload, but it looks as if it is still trying to download.

It's not a huge deal but it is extremely annoying. Let me know if you need any more info.