I am trying to schedule a batch sync in an ubuntu based distro but it does not seem to trigger can you tell me if this command line looks correct
my batch file is saved in my /home/server/Batch folder
"usr/bin/FreeFileSync" "/home/server/Batch/copy.ffs_batch"
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The command should start with `/usr`. The best way to get a valid command line is to import a .ffs_batch file in RTS which will generate a default config.
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ok will try that i was following the guide and screenshot in the help that is installed with freefilesyncThe command should start with `/usr`. The best way to get a valid command line is to import a .ffs_batch file in RTS which will generate a default config.Zenju
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Unfortunately that didn't work here is a screen can you tell me if you see anything out of place the batch file is stored in my /home/server/Batch and is called copy.ffs_batch
http://i.imgur.com/Mor5ZJ9.png
http://i.imgur.com/Mor5ZJ9.png
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Looks good to me. There is probably something wrong with the path to FFS. Latter has pretty thorough error handling, so you would at least get an error message. Alas this does not seem to apply to the task scheduler.
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Hi - just for someone who is still looking for an answer, i had the same problem with no execution - all i had to do is to
change the third line from default behaviour to -> X application
running ubuntu gnome 14.04
Hope it helps
change the third line from default behaviour to -> X application
running ubuntu gnome 14.04
Hope it helps