Hello,
I've read the manual and watched the tutorial. But I'm not sure how to run RealTimeSync as a service. I want to monitor one directory and if somethin happens there a windows batch file (e. g. c:\test\test.cmd) should be executed. When running the program manually I get it working, but I have no idea how to do this as windows scheduled task.
Which command and parameter should I use? Manual stated to use following command:
"C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\RealTimeSync.exe" "D:\Backup Projects.ffs_real"
Edit:
OK, now I've got it. One have to open the program, than set the directory and the command line and than Save the configuration to a ffs_real file and pass this file as parameter in the task command line.
RealTimeSync - Run as service
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You can add a Windows schedule for your task.
Trigger: Every n minutes or whatever.
Action: Browse for the script (saved earlier as batch job). Start in "your full path of batch job.
Trigger: Every n minutes or whatever.
Action: Browse for the script (saved earlier as batch job). Start in "your full path of batch job.