This is possibly a variant on the message of "Post by zorvek • 15 May 2017, 08:46 " I'm a long time user of linux rsync and am trying to use FFS 9.1 on Win7. I have a clean ext drive. I expected I would choose "mirror" as the operation. So, I selected the subdirectory on C:\Users\foo\bar" as source and E:\ as target. I expected to see created on E:\Users\foo\bar\files...
Instead I get: E:\files. Ie, the subdirectory structure was not carried over to the target drive. Surely FFS does not expect me to manually create all the subdirs needed for each file??? What am I missing? (rsync does this easily.)
mirror does not preserve subdirectory structure
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The folders preserved are only those starting from the folder you indicate as your source.
So to achieve what you desire, if your source is C:\Users\foo\bar the destination must be E:\Users\foo\bar
So to achieve what you desire, if your source is C:\Users\foo\bar the destination must be E:\Users\foo\bar
