FreeFileSync Forum

Your Google browser session and FreeFileSync are completely unrelated. Logging out of one does not affect the other.

That said, Google has some page where you can can see a list of active device sessions and optionally log out. That would affect FreeFileSync, of course.

saying it isn't supported is much quicker and easier than explaining the intricacies, although not completely accurate. Unfortunately that makes it sound as if the issue were with FreeFileSync, when it really is with Google. And in fact syncing with Android does work correctly in some cases (or ...

Because MTP doesn't support it MTP is not the issue, BUT: Google doesn't implement it properly. On some Android phones it works, on others it doesn't, but it isn't a problem with the MTP specification. FreeFileSync correctly sets the WPD_OBJECT_DATE_MODIFIED attribute, which isn't of much benefit ...

Deletions before updates/creations Files before folders A to Z (Alphabetical) Not quite true, let me clarify: Deletions before updates/creations "Everything that reduces disk space" before "everything that increases disk space". I.e. deletions, and "overwrites of a big file by a smaller one" happen ...

FreeFileSync/RealTimeSync on XP is beyond dead at this point.

That said, your dmp file shows that RTS is crashing due to a failed memory allocation of 64 kB. So apparently your system ran out of memory.

Regardless, the OP is trying to discover data usage in a location that wasn't directly involved in the FFS synchronization in the first place. Yes, this is one of the few non-sync scenarios that FreeFileSync supports: Just select the whole drive on only one side and press "compare". No need to ...

If that fails, I recommend SpaceSniffer to check disk usage. There is a faster alternative, WinDirStat, but I think the interface of SpaceSniffer is friendlier, and it's pretty fast anyway Or just use FreeFileSync's tree view on lower left. That already covers the good parts of all these space ...

The versioning cleanup doesn't construct paths, but scans all existing files in the given directory, i.e. "\\jarvis\gdrive_backup\_VERSIONS_". This means the to be deleted file in the error message did exist during scanning this folder, but not during the deletion attempt. Most likely two FFS ...

You could excluded files with size 0, which includes the Google doc file types (and hopefully only those).

If you exceed a quota, you'll receive a 403 Both "Queries per minute" and "Queries per minute per user" are quotas. And so is the 750 GB per day limit. So the "403: User rate limit exceeded" alone isn't enough to distinguish these cases, unless the error json structure contains additional details.

When you try to backup your FireFox profile, but didn't close it, you'll see the following error message during synchronization, which is also the reminder you asked for: Cannot read file "[...]Firefox\Profiles\1234a12b.default\parent.lock". The file is locked by another process: Firefox [C:\Program ...

You can mouse-hover over the middle grid to see the details.

What is the modification time of the source file as shown in FreeFileSync GUI?

Everything credit card-related is handled by Stripe:

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I haven't tested, but if "User Rate Limit Exceeded" is returned by Google not only when hitting requests per second, but also for the 750GB per day limit, then both reactions, retry or abort, would be inappropriate in some cases.

There is no malware scanning in FreeFileSync.

"User Rate Limit Exceeded" is not related to storage limits: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68483840/how-to-resolve-a-403-error-user-rate-limit-exceeded-in-google-drive-api

Maybe enabling "retry" and setting a delay would be a better solution?

The "User rate limit" error may also be an indication that you're using too many parallel threads.

@B4STI1: With the screenshot posted above it looks like there shouldn't be a warning about a multiple folder pair conflict. If there is however, it likely points to a legitimate problem with your setup. But this is all guesswork as you didn't post the warning.

Perhaps these files have NTFS alternate data streams, which triggers your anti virus software that is ultimatively responsible for the failed modification time.
See: https://freefilesync.org/faq.php#different-after-sync

Is "cartella" the proper translation for "directory"? It seems Microsoft doesn't translate the term: https://msit.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiODJmYjU4Y2YtM2M0ZC00YzYxLWE1YTktNzFjYmYxNTAxNjQ0IiwidCI6IjcyZjk4OGJmLTg2ZjEtNDFhZi05MWFiLTJkN2NkMDExZGI0NyIsImMiOjV9

Yep, essentially there doesn't exist a syntax to run multiple ffs_batch syncs from a single command line. I'm wondering if there should be, e.g.: 1. multpile *.ffs_gui files passed => merge and start in GUI mode 2. multiple *.ffs_batch files passed => merge and start in batch mode 3. Combination of ...

Use the button "Add notes":

https://freefilesync.org/manual.php?topic=command-line When more than one configuration file is provided, FreeFileSync will merge everything into a single configuration with multiple folder pairs and start in GUI mode: That's basically for consistency with GUI mode when you select multiple ...

The uninstaller script, uninstall.sh, is located in the installation directory.

Are you on the wrong website? You are new and two of your three posts contain completely inaccurate info/guidance, saying to try things that aren't even available to try. xCSxXenon, 07 Aug 2024, 14:13

Looks like some spammer using AI!?

The latest screenshot shows "3 dialogs hidden". One of them is likely the results dialog.

It's optional, but the syntax shouldn't be generated manually in any case.

You're right, "backup" is the username, "HERE-IP" the domain name, which isn't found.

But I also found
sftp://backup1@1.1.1.1:/home/backup2/
Note the extra colon. Plerry, 05 Aug 2024, 12:05

What is the finding?