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I discovered another situation that causes the error code 22 (at least in Ubuntu, I don't know how it works in Windows). When I named files with a colon (:), FFS couldn't make the synchronization. I just renamed the files, supressed the colons and it went ok This might help someone.

I've just discovered what's the matter and perhaps it can help someone else. The name of the folder had a word between quotation marks and that's why FFS wasn't creating it. Coincidently I created that folder exactly before upgrading Ubuntu.

Something new? I have already uninstalled and reinstalled FreeFileSync and even so the problem is still there.

Hello,

I used to have Ubuntu 13.04 and FreeFileSync worked perfectly. But since I have upgraded Ubuntu to the 13.10 version, FreeFileSync can't create anymore directories. When I try to sincronize folders and it should create a new one, it returnes de "error code 22 (mkdir). I've already updated ...

Now I understand better my own problem. I don't know what command to insert there in the "Command" field in the Startup Applications. I'd like it to iniatilize together to my Ubuntu and to run silenciously just as it does in Windows.

Hello, I'm trying to autoinitialize RealTimeSync in my Ubuntu 12.10, as I've done it in Windows, but I can't. I've set my Startup Applicatins Preferences to iniatialize the .ffs_real file that I've created the same way it is with Dropbox, but although this one always initializes, the RealTimeSync ...