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I've been having this issue for a while now and I fixed it just today. It turned out to be a corrupted NTFS partition error, fixable by booting into Windows and running disk checking. After that everything worked fine. In my example that was because I daily drive GNU/Linux on my system and since it ...

Thank you, there might also be a typo in the paragraph below, it says %changed_file% instead of %change_file%

Hello, I've tried to see what files cause RealTimeSync to run. When I looked into the documentation, I saw that on Linux I should enter the following command: echo %change_action% "%change_path%" >> ~/Desktop/log.txt However I found out that this doesn't work. What worked for me was the fo...

Thank you for the quick response,

I was confused as to where these variables are available and that it was actually in the RealTimeSync's command line field, not in the terminal itself.

If I may, I would suggest adding this to the manual.

Greetings, I would like to see which file or directory has triggered a synchronization. In the RealTimeSync documentation I've noticed that on Windows there's an option to do that using the %change_action% variable, but it's not available on Linux. Is there any way to know what caused a change on Li...

OK I found the solution to my problem. It's migrating to SFTP.
Doing it is very easy, much easier than setting up vsFTPd all together.
I followed this tutorial: https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-set-up-an-sftp-server-on-linux/
Hope this helps anyone!

Greetings, I'm using FreeFileSync to create a backup of my data on my own FTP server (hosted using vsFTPd on Ubuntu 20.04). While transferring data, sometimes this error is thrown: CURLE_PARTIAL_FILE: server did not report OK, got 426 426 Failure reading network stream. [curl_easy_perform] This erro...