FreeFileSync Forum

Ok, thank you very much.

Thnk you very much. I have found them, but, shouldn't them been deleted after each sync? They are kept in the folders.

Thanks you.

All sync software use a temporary file in drive or memory with the metadata of scanned files to make comparisons. In Dropbox or Resilio this file is in a hidden folder under user profile. I need to know where is located in FFS to change it to another drive.

What is the maximum number of files a synchronization can handle?

During synchronization, if the "moved moved files" is not marked, where is the source information stored to compare it with the destination? Is it a temporary database in memory? is it in a temporary file? where is that file in ...

Ok, I'm sorry. I thought it may be related.

Should I start a new topic to try to solve my problem?

Ok, I only need a solution for the problem in that topic, and there are no responses. I thought SMB sessions might be related. I don't know what to do to solve it.

Hello Zenju. Is this related to this?: https://freefilesync.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2300#p10121

I only open connection before using FreeFileSync, by running a bat file with "net use x: ....."

Then I close them. But with teh last version FFS doesn't "see" the network drives, and I have not ...

I have the same problem. FFS doens't "see" the network drives. I haven't changed anything. Batch files that have always run for years now can't sync. If I try to create a new job, I can't select network drives.

I'm using the last version in Windows 10 pro 64.