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Hello

I'm trying to use RealTimeSync to perform automatic synchro between a folder (managed by windows 8 ) and a google drive.

Whilst the command "c:\path-to\FreeFileSync.exe c:\path-to\file.ffs_batch" launched automaticaly works fine, the command "c:\path-to\RealTimeSync.exe c:\path-to\file.ffs ...

Hi,

Looking for post with cron, because i would like to run FFS automatically, i find this one.

And first, this question : why using root, and not user context ?

In my case, i'm the only user of my PC, and a launch under /var/spool/cron/crontabs/"user" is enough for me.

Anyway, i've the same ...

Hello

I need a sync mode working like "two-ways" mode for all it's behavior, except one, which works in "personalise" mode.

In personalise mode, when a file have changed on both side since the last syncho, the newest one is automatically taken into account (that's what i want), while it appears in ...

Thank you so much too. Tested this morning, it's now ok.
@wingracer : as macOs is a unix based OS, and as you said before you have the problem too, you should have benefit in testing this new release.

@wingracer : I have not the problem with the 11.6 release. So i will use this one, thank you.

In addition, this release solve the problem of my second question : FFS find himself the correct update.

Hope the problems will be fixed one day in the new release....

May be the screenshot in attached file will explain the problem better than words...

@wingracer : ok. Even if it's not satisfactory, i'm happy to see that i'm not alone. There is something logical because MacOs is based on Unix like ubuntu. I will make the test with 11.6 asap.

@Zenju : i don't understand your answear. The right question is : why FFS see two different size of the ...

Hi,

I've just discovered FFS and i'd like to use it to synchronise some files between my PC and my Google drive.
But i have the problem described under :
- When i add a file on PC side, and try to launch the sync, i have an error message : "the data stream has an unexpected size - expected : xxxxx ...