Good morning,
Can I set up RealTimeSync from one folder (example) C:\xxx to two folders D:\xxx and F:\xxx on two different disks?
Does this work? Thanks for your help!!
Regards, Dirk
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You don't set up RealTimeSync (RTS) from ... to.
You can define one or more locations (on arbitrary drives) in RTS to be monitored for changes.
Upon detecting any changes in the monitored location(s) or any of its/their subfolders, RTS will then launch the task specified in its Command Line. Most commonly RTS is used to launch a FreeFileSync (FFS) sync task.
Provided you run an FFS Mirror or Update sync variant, FFS can run a from ... to sync.
If you want to have FFS sync from C:\xxx to both D:\yyy and F:\zzz, you can define two folder pairs (if so desired even with different sync settings).
pair1: left C:\xxx , right D:\yyy
pair2: left C:\xxx , right F:\zzz
You can define one or more locations (on arbitrary drives) in RTS to be monitored for changes.
Upon detecting any changes in the monitored location(s) or any of its/their subfolders, RTS will then launch the task specified in its Command Line. Most commonly RTS is used to launch a FreeFileSync (FFS) sync task.
Provided you run an FFS Mirror or Update sync variant, FFS can run a from ... to sync.
If you want to have FFS sync from C:\xxx to both D:\yyy and F:\zzz, you can define two folder pairs (if so desired even with different sync settings).
pair1: left C:\xxx , right D:\yyy
pair2: left C:\xxx , right F:\zzz
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Perfect, thanks for fast and detailed reply!
