> If I remove this I lose the copy function in real time is this correct?
If you remove the target directory from RTS, any changes on that target will not trigger FFS anymore. But when FFS is started it will consider changes on both sides, as always.
> so just to understand there is no way just ...
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- 11 Feb 2014, 11:20
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Copy files only
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- 10 Feb 2014, 14:42
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Copy files only
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Re: Copy files only
FFS has to compare both sides in order to determine the delta that needs syncing. However you can remove the target directory from the RTS configuration so that deleting a file there does not trigger the sync anymore.
If you permanently don't want certain files copied to the destination you can use ...
If you permanently don't want certain files copied to the destination you can use ...
- 10 Feb 2014, 11:53
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Copy files only
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Re: Copy files only
> thank for the reply so Mirror and Update then becomes the same
No, not sure what you mean.
> perhaps you might consider one way copy to target at another Version
There are multiple ways to create backup versions. See help file chapter "Versioning" for details.
No, not sure what you mean.
> perhaps you might consider one way copy to target at another Version
There are multiple ways to create backup versions. See help file chapter "Versioning" for details.
- 10 Feb 2014, 11:35
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: Copy files only
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Copy files only
Can FFS setup as to copy files only from the source folder to the destination folder when the Realtimesync gets started without compering the content of the destination folder so if I DEL a file on the destination I don't get updated again from the source
so source to destination are totally ...
so source to destination are totally ...