I have two Windows 2012 Server.
FFS have to sync datadirectories on both.
FFS set the wrong time stamp (actual date time) to the copied files.
->Every sync copies all the data!
It's a bug.
Do you have a fix?
It's very important.
Thanks
amannr
Freefilesync Bug on Windows 2012 Server - wrong timestamp
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Do you have a Process Monitor log? It's unlikely this is a FFS bug.
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Sorry! It's not a FFS bug.
I use netdrive to map a ftp-drive on W2012Srv.
The Problem is described in ffs-help:
"Most FTP drives set a file's time stamp to the current time when synchronizing ignoring the source file's time and date. As a workaround you can do a Compare by File Size."
Please tell me, how can i mirror / sync only with "compare by filesize",
without compare the filetime?!
I use netdrive to map a ftp-drive on W2012Srv.
The Problem is described in ffs-help:
"Most FTP drives set a file's time stamp to the current time when synchronizing ignoring the source file's time and date. As a workaround you can do a Compare by File Size."
Please tell me, how can i mirror / sync only with "compare by filesize",
without compare the filetime?!
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> how can i mirror / sync only with "compare by filesize"Sorry! It's not a FFS bug.
I use netdrive to map a ftp-drive on W2012Srv.
The Problem is described in ffs-help:
"Most FTP drives set a file's time stamp to the current time when synchronizing ignoring the source file's time and date. As a workaround you can do a Compare by File Size."
Please tell me, how can i mirror / sync only with "compare by filesize",
without compare the filetime?!amannr
That's also explained in the help file chapter "Expert Settings".
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Now i have FFS configured to "compare by filesize".
But the result is wrong again!
After mirroring many files have different filesizes!? Look the attachment.
Source and target are NTFS.
A filecopy with Explorer from source to target shows the same filesize?
Can you help me?
But the result is wrong again!
After mirroring many files have different filesizes!? Look the attachment.
Source and target are NTFS.
A filecopy with Explorer from source to target shows the same filesize?
Can you help me?
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You have to set a sync direction for type "conflict".
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How can I do that? I cant find this in the Helpfile?
Is this really the solution for different file sizes?
Where did the different file sizes come from?
Isnt it a filecopy-problem?
Is this really the solution for different file sizes?
Where did the different file sizes come from?
Isnt it a filecopy-problem?