Hi,
I'm running latest SyncBack Pro 9.3.11.0 (x64) on my source and destination PC. The files that are being copied from src to dest, are about 4 GB, a complete Mozilla Thunderbird profile of about 4 GB in size. This profile is located on my local SSD so is the destination location.
Source machine is running Windows 10 Pro (DE) 1909, 32 GB main memory. Destination machine is running Windows 10 Pro 1909 with 16 GB memory. Both machines are using SSD only and the network speed is 1 Gbit. Anti-virus is built-in Microsoft Defender and I already tried to deactivate it and re-run the sync task to no avail so far. Both Windows PCs are members of my local Active Directory (Samba) but this should not count anyway.
SyncBack Touch on both source and destination machines is version 1.3.11.0 and all current Windows updates are installed.
I noticed the slow down in performance today while copying the Thunderbird profile to the source machine. I do this occasionally, guess it was about a month ago I executed for the last time. After 1 and a half hour I stopped the process, because the estimated time left says about 4 hours left. If I remember correctly, the last time I synced, it took about half an hour until it finished.
Basically, the task first deleted all related files from the destination machine and copies all Thunderbird profile files from the source to the destination. Deleting the files from the source seemingly lasts forever, about 3.400 files and 489 folders. Copying the files, as already told above, will finish in about 4 up to 5 hours.
I can provide the SyncBack profile if needed and currently I'm re-running the profile with debug information switched on as outlined here: https://help.2brightsparks.com/support/solutions/articles/43000335603.
I've tested the connection between source and destination with IPerf3 which gave me a bandwidth of about 890 Mbits/sec. So this should be OK for SyncBack, too.
FWIW: I've got almost the same sync profile, but destination is a different PC (HP Elite X2), the purpose of the profile identical, though. I too noticed that the process has slowed down. Currently SyncBack deletes all the files from Thunderbirds profile which took already about 15 minutes still counting. OK, the destination device is connected to Wifi, but deleting about 3.9 GB shouldn't be magic.
Perhaps someone already has got a hint in advance before the job has finished?
Thanks,
Michael
I'm running latest SyncBack Pro 9.3.11.0 (x64) on my source and destination PC. The files that are being copied from src to dest, are about 4 GB, a complete Mozilla Thunderbird profile of about 4 GB in size. This profile is located on my local SSD so is the destination location.
Source machine is running Windows 10 Pro (DE) 1909, 32 GB main memory. Destination machine is running Windows 10 Pro 1909 with 16 GB memory. Both machines are using SSD only and the network speed is 1 Gbit. Anti-virus is built-in Microsoft Defender and I already tried to deactivate it and re-run the sync task to no avail so far. Both Windows PCs are members of my local Active Directory (Samba) but this should not count anyway.
SyncBack Touch on both source and destination machines is version 1.3.11.0 and all current Windows updates are installed.
I noticed the slow down in performance today while copying the Thunderbird profile to the source machine. I do this occasionally, guess it was about a month ago I executed for the last time. After 1 and a half hour I stopped the process, because the estimated time left says about 4 hours left. If I remember correctly, the last time I synced, it took about half an hour until it finished.
Basically, the task first deleted all related files from the destination machine and copies all Thunderbird profile files from the source to the destination. Deleting the files from the source seemingly lasts forever, about 3.400 files and 489 folders. Copying the files, as already told above, will finish in about 4 up to 5 hours.
I can provide the SyncBack profile if needed and currently I'm re-running the profile with debug information switched on as outlined here: https://help.2brightsparks.com/support/solutions/articles/43000335603.
I've tested the connection between source and destination with IPerf3 which gave me a bandwidth of about 890 Mbits/sec. So this should be OK for SyncBack, too.
FWIW: I've got almost the same sync profile, but destination is a different PC (HP Elite X2), the purpose of the profile identical, though. I too noticed that the process has slowed down. Currently SyncBack deletes all the files from Thunderbirds profile which took already about 15 minutes still counting. OK, the destination device is connected to Wifi, but deleting about 3.9 GB shouldn't be magic.
Perhaps someone already has got a hint in advance before the job has finished?
Thanks,
Michael
Statistics: Posted by Roaster — Tue Mar 31, 2020 5:39 pm
. Any tips?