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Thank you @Zenju, the problem solved with [404, Invalid URL: https://freefilesync.org/FreeFileSync_6.15_bugfix_Source.zip]

On Arch Linux, FreeFileSync version 6.15, I just found that, when syncing and writing the files to EncFS, the timestamp is not preserved. As a result, the modification time of the is based on the time the file is written. This produces the problem to sync the file next time.

If the file is copied ...

Zenju, I don't know how to produce the error, but this is the output from
the commandline:



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Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.22.0/gtk/gtkfilesystemmodel.c:746:gtk_file_system_model_sort: assertion failed: (r == n_visible_rows)
Aborted

Zenju, I am not sure the actual conditions to produce the problem. But the
condition normally I faced was, there were 4 pairs of directories for sync.
And the results are more than one directories contain the files to be move to
trash. Is there anyway to generate log file in Ubuntu?

I have a problem of using FFS when synchronization. But this not happened
always. That is, during the synchronization, the program suddenly exit without
any warning or message (I haven't tried it on console). As a result, the lock
file exists, and the FFS temporary folders aren't moved to trash ...