First Off, I'm a newbie to this program so I am sorry if what I'm asking is easy to do already.
Can we have a straight remove option, if it's not on A remove from B, no sync or anything like that.
My NAS is failing with one drive, but it won't prep the new drive.
I have a backup from before I deduplicated the NAS drive.
I'm going to have to reset the NASs and copy everything back on from my backup. Currently I'm doing a Mirror to delete all the junk from the backup before I reset the NAS and Recopy.
Could we have a straight Delete option, don't want any Sync as the files may be corrupt.
Thanks
Straight Remove option
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"If it's not on A remove from B, no sync.."
That is syncing though...?
Are you comparing the NAS, as the source, to the backup, as the destination, and don't want to overwrite data on the backup since it could be corrupt, but also want to delete stuff from the backup that is no longer on the NAS since it is 'junk'?
If yes, what you can do is run a compare, then use the filters below to only show the items that are going to be deleted from the destination (backup), then highlight all (CTRL-A) and push ENTER to sync that selection only
That is syncing though...?
Are you comparing the NAS, as the source, to the backup, as the destination, and don't want to overwrite data on the backup since it could be corrupt, but also want to delete stuff from the backup that is no longer on the NAS since it is 'junk'?
If yes, what you can do is run a compare, then use the filters below to only show the items that are going to be deleted from the destination (backup), then highlight all (CTRL-A) and push ENTER to sync that selection only
