Synchronization does not start via a command line (or scheduled task)
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I am on Windows server 2022. With a .bat file or command line, FreeFileSync launches according to the requested batch file, executes the comparison, but does not launch the synchronization. If the launch is done via a scheduled task, the task also launches but does not launch the synchronization. With RealTimeSync, no error message but nothing happens via an event. Does anyone have an idea?
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It sound like you invoke FreeFileSync to run a sync configuration saved as *.ffs_gui.
Running *.ffs_gui configurations always wait after a Compare to manually start the actual sync.
Instead, you should save the sync configuration as a *.ffs_batch file, and invoke FreeFileSync to run said *.ffs_batch sync configuration.
Running *.ffs_gui configurations always wait after a Compare to manually start the actual sync.
Instead, you should save the sync configuration as a *.ffs_batch file, and invoke FreeFileSync to run said *.ffs_batch sync configuration.
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Ok, thanks a lot. I didn't know that. I think that will solve the problem.