I wonder if it is possible to achieve the following with FreeFileSync:
Whenever there is changes/update to a file in source folder, auto sync is
triggered to update the file on the target folder
This auto sync process should run in the background hidden without any pop up
and or window opening
Only require it to be one direction - From workstation folder to network drive
folder.
Real Time Auto Sync
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Yes, have a look at the helpfile under "RealtimeSync".
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Zenju, thanks for the reply.
After going through the helpfile, i understand more about how it works
I face another challenge here, hope you can assit.
I am tyring to set RealtimeSync to run as service on the following machine
Window 7 Pro 64 Bit
But the instructions in the helpfiles does not seems to work.
Can you kindly assit in this?
After going through the helpfile, i understand more about how it works
I face another challenge here, hope you can assit.
I am tyring to set RealtimeSync to run as service on the following machine
Window 7 Pro 64 Bit
But the instructions in the helpfiles does not seems to work.
Can you kindly assit in this?
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Hello, sgcareerman.
RealTimeSync is starting automatically with Windows and sync my files
perfectly. I didn't create the service for it, I just create a link calling
the RealTimeSync executable with the batch file as parameter (way more easier
than run as service), like:
"C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\RealTimeSync.exe"
C:\Users\Hector\Desktop\SyncJob.ffs_batch
And voilá! It is next to the clock, doing the synchronization.
RealTimeSync is starting automatically with Windows and sync my files
perfectly. I didn't create the service for it, I just create a link calling
the RealTimeSync executable with the batch file as parameter (way more easier
than run as service), like:
"C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\RealTimeSync.exe"
C:\Users\Hector\Desktop\SyncJob.ffs_batch
And voilá! It is next to the clock, doing the synchronization.