Thanks, I'm almost there.
It sounds like I want to use a Mirror profile. If I do that, with versioning, then when SyncBack detects a deletion on the destination, it will save the deleted file in the versioning directory, and if I have the profile set to leave versions indefinitely, it will stay there. Correct?
Also to confirm: backups don't delete anything by default, but if under "Decisions - Files" / "What to do if file exists on Definition but not on Source" I select "Delete file from Destination if it hasn't been modified within the last 0 days", then this will essentially turn my "backup profile" into a "mirror profile" and the versioning will work the same way?
If I am correct about both of those, I can finally stop bothering you.![:)]( "Smile")
Appreciate your forbearance; when it comes to backups, I am a bit paranoid and don't want to make any mistakes.
It sounds like I want to use a Mirror profile. If I do that, with versioning, then when SyncBack detects a deletion on the destination, it will save the deleted file in the versioning directory, and if I have the profile set to leave versions indefinitely, it will stay there. Correct?
Also to confirm: backups don't delete anything by default, but if under "Decisions - Files" / "What to do if file exists on Definition but not on Source" I select "Delete file from Destination if it hasn't been modified within the last 0 days", then this will essentially turn my "backup profile" into a "mirror profile" and the versioning will work the same way?
If I am correct about both of those, I can finally stop bothering you.
Appreciate your forbearance; when it comes to backups, I am a bit paranoid and don't want to make any mistakes.