Hello,
I am missing an Parameter in the Batchfile for RealTimeSync with which I am able to set the "rest period".
The 10 seconds which are set by standard are to short for my purpose and I found no way how I could change it with the Batchfile.
Or do I miss something ?
Missing parameter in Batchfile for RealTimeSync
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It seems you are mixing up things.
The "rest time" you refer to is most likely the Idle time setting of RealTimeSync (RTS) and should be set in RTS. However, RTS does not have "batch files".
Normally RTS launches FreeFileSync (FFS) upon detection of changes in the monitored folders.
FFS then executes the specified sync, which is normally stored as an *.ffs_batch file. See here ad 1).
These *.ffs_batch files are fully unaware of RTS and do not set or store the RTS idle time.
The "rest time" you refer to is most likely the Idle time setting of RealTimeSync (RTS) and should be set in RTS. However, RTS does not have "batch files".
Normally RTS launches FreeFileSync (FFS) upon detection of changes in the monitored folders.
FFS then executes the specified sync, which is normally stored as an *.ffs_batch file. See here ad 1).
These *.ffs_batch files are fully unaware of RTS and do not set or store the RTS idle time.
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Thank you for your reply @Plerry.
You are correct, it is the Idle time setting of RealTimeSync (RTS) what I meant.
RTS starts allways with 10 seconds set, which is ineffizient for me.
It would be nice if RTS could remeber the time set when it is closed.
You are correct, it is the Idle time setting of RealTimeSync (RTS) what I meant.
RTS starts allways with 10 seconds set, which is ineffizient for me.
It would be nice if RTS could remeber the time set when it is closed.
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+1 for this request
