I am currently running FreeFileSync version 11.11 64bit dated 6/11/2021
I have an VM on my WIndows 10 PC. I run FreeFileSync on the PC (Not on the Virtual Machine).
I have a Synology NAs on my network. It is connected and works fine.
I have a FreeFileSync job that backs some files from the Virtual Machine to the NAS. The Source folder on the VM with the files is a share and is mapped to a drive letter on my PC. The destination folder on the NAS is a mapped drive letter on my PC.
I created a task for Windows Task Scheduler to run after hours to copy the data from source to destination. So far, every morning I come in with a prompt dialog for not finding the destination path. I press retry and it instantly finishes.
Reading Google, I saw batch files to "spin up" the NAS drives and I saw a reference that a delay was added to the FreeFileSync program to delay for 20 seconds. Is this a default unchangeable value baked in the code, or is the default setting less and the user can bump it all the way to 20 seconds ?
Any help with this issue appreciated. BTW, yes I have run with highest priority checked.
Thanks in advance.
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Mapped folders are only accessible from the user they are mapped with. If you are running the task with highest privileges, you may try unchecking that
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What is that batch file?I saw batch files to "spin up" the NAS drives
(For Windows) I set up, WAKE-UP-NAS.bat:
C:\Nirsoft\WakeMeOnLan.exe /wakeup NAS
And then (from that ancient thread) the addition of an automatic retry.I saw a reference that a delay was added to the FreeFileSync program to delay for 20 seconds
If your issue is not as mentioned above, you could issue a SLEEP (in Windows) for the length of time you need.
SLEEP 18
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