The rsync implementation used by Acrosync is actually released under the RPL: https://github.com/gilbertchen/acrosync-library. The RPL is accepted by the OSI as an open source license.
This is most likely that PhotoBackup used too much memory to index all photos and iOS killed the app. I don't know if there is a good solution. Maybe running PhotoBackup immediately after a reboot would work.
There is no need to deauthorize the key on the testing VM. Just enter the same license code on the new VM and our license server will handle the license transition smoothly.
You need to enter the ip address or the resovlable hostname of the server. The server usually is a Linux machine which has ssh and rsync installed by default. If the server is a Windows machine you'll need to install ssh and rsync.
Auto Upload means new or modified files will be uploaded automatically. I think in your case you probably just need the Upload mode.
> If I delete a file on the synology, it will not automatically delete on the live system, correct?
This is cont…
Does this message repeat when you try again? If so, then it means this file is not a regular file (such as a device file or a unix socket). Unfortunately, this message is generated by the remote rsync and it only includes the index of the file (385…
> If I press "Stop" on the program, will the service stop?
No. The service is paused when the Acrosync application is running. You can check the status of the service in the Windows Service manager.
> Why, when the program is open, does the …
What is the exact error message?
You can check the sshd log (which usually is /var/log/auth.log but it may be a different file depending on your OS/distribution). You might be able to find out why the connection was closed.
This looks like that the SSH account you used to log in does not have the permission to access the new volume. When you switch to rsync, it uses a different permission setting (configured in /etc/rsyncd.conf).
The name of the Acrosync executable doesn't change between versions, so if the installation is successful it will overwrite the old one. Just need to make sure that Acrosync isn't running during new installation. That is, if you can see the Acrosy…
This is a bug that has been fixed in the latest build (the file monitor was not properly closed when the sync job was stopped).
Can you install https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win64_1.7_609.exe and confirm the fix?
This is not hard to implement, but I wonder if there are many users who want this feature. Most programs do not mess around with the modified timestamp when they update a file.
Acrosync (like rsync) first constructs the list of local files and then reads the file when the remote rsync requests the file. If the file can't be found then it may mean a bigger problem which may require user intervention (stopping the sync prem…
PhotoBackup only uploads files in the Camera Roll folder. These are normally pictures and videos taken by your phone.
The files you gave as examples are not in the Camera Roll. They are in Saved Pictures or Screenshots.
This is likely that you installed Acrosync for all users in which case Acrosync needs elevated privileges to make configuration changes. You can exit the current running instance by right clicking the system tray icon and selecting Quit (if you jus…
First, Acrosync can be invoked from the command line through the -p option, although it is very limited in that you can only specify the name of the profile you want to sync and not any other rsync-like parameters.
But I highly doubt if there is eno…
If you add a registry value ListAllFiles (type DWORD and value 1) under HKCU/Software/Acrosync/AcrosyncClient (or HKLC/Software/Acrosync/AcrosyncClient if you installed Acrosync for all users), you will be able to include all files (except device fi…
Not sure what is the right choice in this case. I would prefer fixing the files with incorrect timestamps so they can be synced. Otherwise there is a danger of missing files if there is only a warning.
Acrosync always enables the -u option for rsync, which means it will not transfer a file if the destination version is newer. This is to guarantee that users will never accidentally overwrite a file that is more up-to-date.
Can you give an example of how these file names changed? For each photo, PhotoBackup just tries to locate the file path as supplied by iOS and upload the file at that path. It is unclear to me how those paths can change.
The --delete option would be too dangerous for average users.
If you know how to do it, you can build your own version of rsync from the source code with the --delete option enabled by default.