Running version 11.25 on Windows 10. I've setup a Windows Scheduled Task to mirror one data set to another server. Copying newly creating files from "Left" to "Right" works fine.
I then tested deleting a file from the "Left" side, and the task then runs indefinitely and doesn't complete. A "sync.ffs_lock" file is created in both locations. If I reverse the process, eg, delete a file on the "Right", the same thing happens. The Scheduled Task runs indefinitely and the lock file remains.
For the Scheduled Task to operate again, I need to stop it, and remove the lock files.
No log file is created under "C:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\FreeFileSync\Logs" when this happens.
My batch file looks as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<FreeFileSync XmlType="BATCH" XmlFormat="17">
<Compare>
<Variant>TimeAndSize</Variant>
<Symlinks>Exclude</Symlinks>
<IgnoreTimeShift/>
</Compare>
<Synchronize>
<Variant>Mirror</Variant>
<DetectMovedFiles>false</DetectMovedFiles>
<DeletionPolicy>RecycleBin</DeletionPolicy>
<VersioningFolder Style="Replace"/>
</Synchronize>
<Filter>
<Include>
<Item>*</Item>
</Include>
<Exclude>
<Item>\System Volume Information\</Item>
<Item>\$Recycle.Bin\</Item>
<Item>\RECYCLE?\</Item>
<Item>*\thumbs.db</Item>
</Exclude>
<TimeSpan Type="None">0</TimeSpan>
<SizeMin Unit="None">0</SizeMin>
<SizeMax Unit="None">0</SizeMax>
</Filter>
<FolderPairs>
<Pair>
<Left>\\192.168.0.2\Docs</Left>
<Right>\\192.168.0.6\Backups\Docs</Right>
</Pair>
</FolderPairs>
<Errors Ignore="false" Retry="0" Delay="5"/>
<PostSyncCommand Condition="Completion"/>
<LogFolder/>
<EmailNotification Condition="Always"/>
<Batch>
<ProgressDialog Minimized="true" AutoClose="true"/>
<ErrorDialog>Show</ErrorDialog>
<PostSyncAction>None</PostSyncAction>
</Batch>
</FreeFileSync>
