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Ok, got it!

That's because of my Unix background, I often use "/" instead of "\".

It's easy to correct on my side of course, so I'm happy, but it's still a (little) bug. FFS should handle / like it does \, since both are allowed on Windows.

Anyway, thank!

I get:

Cannot write file "d:\m1\FreeFileSync\Log\D:/m1/FreeFileSync/Test 2014-10-31 13571.log"

Error Code 123: The filename .... is incorrect.

What happens is that the full path is attached to the log directory, rather than just the name of the log file.

It should be just:

"d:\m1\FreeFileSync ...

Hi,

I have a batch job where "Save Log" in set to on.

If I use:

"C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\FreeFileSync.exe" "Test.ffs_batch"

that works, assuming Test.ffs_batch is in the current directory.

If I use an absolute pathname:

"C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\FreeFileSync.exe" "D:/FreeFileSync ...