RealTimeSync.Exe

Posts: 141 · srjones67 10 Sep 2009, 18:16

Is there some kind of help doc on this?

Posts: 7052 · Zenju 10 Sep 2009, 18:20

Is there some kind of help doc on this?srjones67

Well, no ;) But usage is quite simple as explained in the description on RealtimeSync's main dialog.

-Zenju

Posts: 141 · srjones67 10 Sep 2009, 18:48

Is there some kind of help doc on this?srjones67

OK. I see how to do this with command line. How does silent mode get set? And it is confusing, why do I have to set the compare directories in the batch file that I will run at the command line and the RealTimeSync Interface?

Posts: 141 · srjones67 10 Sep 2009, 18:56

Is there some kind of help doc on this?srjones67

Oh. And the delay. Is it in Minutes?

Posts: 141 · srjones67 10 Sep 2009, 19:24

Is there some kind of help doc on this?srjones67

Found Silent. Just wondering on the delay and why do I have to set the compare directories in the batch file that I will run at the command line and the RealTimeSync Interface?

Posts: 7052 · Zenju 10 Sep 2009, 22:07

Oh. And the delay. Is it in Minutes?srjones67

> Oh. And the delay. Is it in Minutes?
No, it's in seconds. I'll enhance the description for the next version.

-Zenju

Posts: 7052 · Zenju 10 Sep 2009, 22:12

Found Silent. Just wondering on the delay and why do I have to set the compare directories in the batch file that I will run at the command line and the RealTimeSync Interface?srjones67

> why do I have to set the compare directories in the batch file that I will run at the command line and the RealTimeSync Interface

If you simply load a *.ffs_batch file the directories are set automatically.

However I decided to allow changing the directories independently in order to completely decouple this tool from the synchronization process:

Thous the user is able to specify some directories to watch and a commandline to execute, which could for example be a notification being displayed if files within these directories change or whatever. This offers a much broader range of applications than restricted to a pure sync-utility.

-Zenju

Posts: 1 · pierreza 18 Dec 2009, 21:03

Is it possible to set the delay time from the command line?

Posts: 7052 · Zenju 20 Dec 2009, 00:24

No, all configuration data is passed by a *.ffs_real file (or implicitly via
*.ffs_batch)