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... I even excluded the FreeFileSync configuration files that it would have sent over.tellfile, 07 Feb 2018, 13:04

Are you sure?
I thought FFS will exclude at least its own *.ffs_db-files by definition. Plerry, 07 Feb 2018, 15:03

Didn't happen on my machine. Those little greenies were found in my back up folder.

Also, if the INCLUDE box is set to get everything (just by having a * in it), you can wild card file extensions and other stuff in the EXCLUDE box. In other words if you don't want to fill up your back up folder with tons of stuff that FreeFileSync will include like certain file types, just type the ...

It's pretty easy to do, just click what looks like a red filter funnel at the top. You'll see an asterisk * in the top include box by itself, which means wild card to get everything during a compare. Just type your three files in that box instead of the * , and when you hit the compare button ...

Yes I tried the 32 bit Debian download which after extraction, I opened the FreeFileSync file as administrator, (has the gears on the icon) and it didn't shown any content in any of the tabbed windows, it just has a grayed out install package button at the bottom. Out of curiosity I downloaded the ...

Using terminal :

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:freefilesync/ffs

Results:

'This PPA does not support xenial'
Cannot add PPA: ''This PPA does not support xenial''.