Fixed main dialog position not being remembered.Discard invalid SFTP session after max channel test.Don't consider final status for error/warning count.Create missing default log folder upon first run.Consider /mnt subfolders as device root paths (Linux).Detect SMB mount points as separate devices (Linux).Fixed (fake) intermittent hangs during comparison.Use XDG-style config file paths (Linux).Save configuration files in user-specific paths (Linux).Unified 32 and 64 bit into single package (Linux).Conflict when Unicode normalization forms differ.Detect and skip traversing folder path aliases.Sinds versie 10.1 zijn de volgende veranderingen en verbeteringen aangebracht: Changes in FreeFileSync version 10.6

De Windows-installer bevat aparte 32bit- en 64bit-versies, en biedt ook de mogelijkheid om een portable versie te installeren. Net Framework en is bovendien licht in gebruik. Het is beschikbaar voor Windows, Linux en macOS, is niet afhankelijk van zaken als Java of een. Met dit opensourceprogramma kan een back-up worden gemaakt of de inhoud van twee verschillende locaties worden gesynchroniseerd. As I said, I'm going to have to read up on them.Versie 10.6 van FreeFileSync is uitgekomen.

I hope that makes sense and that I have not made a lot of false assumptions about how rsync snapshots work. Depending on how short a delay you choose for the RealTimeSync-triggered sync, every version of a file you save can be automatically backed up, not just the most recently saved version at the end of each period of x hours. Accordingly, it allows you to recover from screw-ups on a much more granular basis. The backup is triggered not by the passage of an arbitrary amount of time but rather by the sync itself (which itself is triggered, with a user-configurable delay, by RealTimeSync as soon as it detects that a folder it's monitoring has changed). In the interim, I can say that one thing I like about FreeFileSync/RealTimeSync is that it can be set up to make an age- and/or number-capped archive of time-stamped backups of files that are overwritten or deleted by a sync. *I'm also going to look into Odroid's current offerings. When I'm over the crunch, I'm going to try to find out more about rsync snapshots* - and again, I know next to nothing about rsync - and will follow up with a reply that isn't too full of extraneous. I've really appreciated your replies but have been super-busy since my original post.

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