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Howdy! I just wanted to report that the current press release on the website is for FreeFileSync 7.5. It may have been overlooked when prepping the release of version 9.0. =)

@Zenju, thank you for all of your hard work to support FTP!!

@Zenju, I see that FFS 8.10 has been released and the changelog indicates this issue has been fixed.

Thank you for your work!

@Zenju, I see that FFS 8.10 has been released and the changelog indicates this issue has been fixed.

Thank you for your work!

I'm sorry for the delay, somehow I missed your reply!

I've tested the beta release you linked and the issue is resolved! Thank you so much for your support! =)

@Zenju, I've created a new thread regarding the case normalization issue I encountered.

Hi! First, thank you for your work on FreeFileSync!

While testing the FFS 8.10 beta I discovered a possible issue when mirroring from my local PC to a Linux host. The behavior I observed occurred when a subdirectory on my local PC had different capitalization than an existing remote directory. Here ...

Zenju, thank you for posting this beta!

The 8.10 beta resolves the problems I experienced!

- FFS can now connect when a single network adapter has multiple static IP addresses.
- FFS can now connect with multiple network adapters enabled. (In my use case, this means a wireless adapter with DHCP ...

Hi! I'm working to standardize on FreeFileSync for my company's sync needs and I'm encountering this issue while running FreeFileSync 8.6.

This is the error I receive:

Cannot find the following folders:

sftp://192.168.0.1/mnt/user/ce

If this error is ignored the folders will be considered empty ...

I've tried using a mounted FTP folder by means of curlftpfs but have found that it doesn't work due to FreeFileSync being unable to create lock files in the mounted folder.

You can disable the lock files by modifying C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\GlobalSettings.xml. Look for this line ...

I'm currently evaluating FTP design alternatives: What are your requirements?

plain FTP (unencrypted)? FTPS (explicit or implicit)? Passive mode? Server text encodings?

At my company we're using FreeFileSync to synchronize files from a central server's Windows share to a number of clients ...