FreeFileSync Forum

OK, Thanks again,
So how to set FFS so that it cannot detect timestamp changes and so it wouldn't sync corrupted file to destination. What settings should i do?
And thanks for BadPeggy. But it is only for JPEG extension.

Thanks for the long explanation.
It added to my knowledge.

What I understand is:
Suppose I took back up of a txt file (source to target) and I don't edit or change the txt file in Source.
Now if the file in source is corrupted and i take backup second time, the corrupted file will not back up. So ...

Thanks for quick reply,
Yes I got the logic.
With versioning there is always problem of Volume used. And one will have to preserve all the versions because one cant be sure in which version you don't have Corrupted file.

Corrupted files have some characteristic of corruption. So isn't it possible ...

Hi,
I want to know : what happens when file in Source get corrupted? (Mirror Protocol; from Source to Target)
Please help me

Zeno