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Here is how it looks out of the box: You need to delete the "%f" and at that exact location insert the location of the "ffs_batch" file:
That's it and works.

I have aurora Linux (Atomic, KDE) and set up the batch file to sunc folder. I also set up realsync to start the batchfile. But when i boot up the system, I have to manually hit " Start". Once i do it, it works fine and automatically syncs during that session. But at next boot, i have to hot " start ...

Problem seems to be related to MTP issues in Linux.

But I found another solution. On the phone you can install an ftp program like “Cx File Explorer” and create an ftp share. In FFS, you can access that then if you are int he same network (which would normally be the case).

Thanks for the response.
i tried to use the repo version in Kubuntu 26.04. But that is only 13.6(?) and for some reason can't " see" my phone or any other mounted drives like the flatpak version can.

I then installed in Kubuntu the tar-version from the website. But for some reason that also ...

I use FFS on W11 and it can access the folders on my Pixel 10 Pro perfectly fine.

But on aurora Linux (immutable) I use the flatpak of FFS and when I point the path selector to the phone folder, FFS crashes.

I checked what I thought relevant permissions in Flatseal and also un-checked " Failsafe ...

Thanks for the response. i think the Samba situation should be fine since Dolphin shows the shared folder under the "SMB" folders (before it crashes, that is). But I didn't see mounted folders in the "Samba Status - info Center".

i found a few articles and posts about mounting, but all in terminal ...

Hello,
On W10/W11 i sued Free File Sync (FFS) to access "shared" folders from another PC in my home network. and the i "mirror" from my main PC as a backup. In windows I only need to open the network folder, enter (and save my credentials. and then I can access that folder from FFS (or drag/drop it ...