Hi,
Thanks for the response. Here is more detail.
The dos batch script will sync a local folder with a network folder:
Files will be mirrored from Source (%folder%\Data\Images\) to Destination (%remport%\Data\Images\).
If the same file has been changed on both Source and Destination then the file on Source will replace the file on Destination.
Files only on Source are copied to Destination.
Files only on Destination are deleted.
In the Syncback "Network Sync" profile the source and destination are defined as:
source: %folder%\Data\Images\
destination: %remport%\Data\Images\
The batch script sets the variables:
::Local drive folder
set folder=C:\Export
::Remote drive network address
set remport=\\10.8.0.2
::Run Syncback profile
"C:\Program Files (x86)\2BrightSparks\SyncBackPro\SyncBackPro.exe" "Network Sync"
I know I could use the -source and -dest switches, but your examples under the Help file, "The Alternatives button" paragraph suggest Windows variables can be used in the path. And up until v7, variables worked.
Rodger
Thanks for the response. Here is more detail.
The dos batch script will sync a local folder with a network folder:
Files will be mirrored from Source (%folder%\Data\Images\) to Destination (%remport%\Data\Images\).
If the same file has been changed on both Source and Destination then the file on Source will replace the file on Destination.
Files only on Source are copied to Destination.
Files only on Destination are deleted.
In the Syncback "Network Sync" profile the source and destination are defined as:
source: %folder%\Data\Images\
destination: %remport%\Data\Images\
The batch script sets the variables:
::Local drive folder
set folder=C:\Export
::Remote drive network address
set remport=\\10.8.0.2
::Run Syncback profile
"C:\Program Files (x86)\2BrightSparks\SyncBackPro\SyncBackPro.exe" "Network Sync"
I know I could use the -source and -dest switches, but your examples under the Help file, "The Alternatives button" paragraph suggest Windows variables can be used in the path. And up until v7, variables worked.
Rodger