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Maybe we can get closer if someone tries to reproduce that. I tried it with verion 10.0 and then with 10.1.

10.1 marks the folder as hidden, but the source is not hidden. I can simply make them un-hidden again. But my intention here was to report this behavior. I stay at 10.0.....I did not test 10 ...

OK, Im a little bit closer now.
My backup-batch creates one root-folder, that is called "Datensicherung" on an external HDD. This Folder is shown normally. Then I have subfolders for every partition. The subfolder "System (C)" is somehow marked as hidden from freefilesync. Maybe it has something to ...

Because we tried it on many different machines/configurations. It is a reproducable bug. If I switch to version 10.0 there is no problem, data is in the right place. Then I switch back to version 10.1 to destination HDD shows that drive-usage had gone up, but if you navigate to the backup-folder it ...

Hello,

I think nobody reported this yet. But the Version 10.1 has an critical error. After a scnc-job the HDD, where the Backup has to be, appears to be empty (no FIles shown), but the capacity of the HDD shows that data has to be on it. Looks like some checkdisk-error. @this time it is potentially ...

And, I suppose you have to agree, the use of local filters is much more elegant ...


Yes it is...

But full path files with driveletters in addition were also be a nice feature.

Also one thing (if not yet implemented) would be a good thing:

You know the folders in Windows %appdata%, %userdata ...

Ok, maybe it is not 100% clear what I mean.

I've a sync-job there I mirror my whole computer on my external Harddrive. Ive a partition C: and D: - mirroring this both on two folders on external HDD, with one batch file/in one job.
In exclude-list I can set global exlusions (for example: exlude the ...

I know that site from manual. But let me show you a case, and maybe Im wrong but....

For example, I have a Sync-Job that syncs my C: and my D: drive in one job. And I have two folders:

C:\temp\testfolder
and
D:\temp\testfolder

If I now want to exclude the "testfolder" only from D: but not from C ...

Ahh, ok. I did not know these commands, they are not listed in the manual the way you wrote them.

Cant I simply write the exclusion path D:\NEUES\FREMDEDATEN\ ?

So for example it would be not possible to exclude D:/temp and keep C:/temp

Ok, I tried it with Freefilesync 8.8 and it has the same bug. I dont know why, but this four folder-filters here work without problems:
\System Volume Information\
\$Recycle.Bin\
\RECYCLER\
\RECYCLED\

Maybe because my folder has a deeper path?

Hello,

I wanted to report a bug. And also this is a feature-request, because it has to do something with the bug Im reporting.

I have a folder called "FREMDEDATEN". Its path is:

D:\NEUES\FREMDEDATEN

I excluded this folder bye writing \FREMDEDATEN\ in exclusionlist. But then it syncs, the folder ...