The process is right except that for step 2 you need to run Acrosync as administrator. When Acrosync runs as administrator all settings are stored under HKLM\Software\Acrosync which is where the service reads from. When Acrosync runs as normal use…
You need to run Acrosync as administrator to set/change the settings for the service. Once you're done with settings, close the instance from the system tray otherwise the service will remain in the paused state.
The Acrosync service can only run the sync at the schedule times. It doesn't monitor the directory and run the sync on file changes.
For the service to work, however, you need to exit the Acrosync instance by right clicking the Acrosync icon in the…
This issue has been fixed in this 1.7 build:
https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win64_1.7_599.exe
You'll get a new 15-day trial if you're trialing Acrosync. Otherwise, you'll need to enter the license code again as version 1.7 now has a…
This is the new version that fixed the UNC sync issue:
https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win64_1.7_597.exe
Because the licensing scheme has been updated in 1.7, you'll need to reenter the license code to activate the license first.
This is the thread that keeps all the change logs for the current 1.6 version:
https://acrosync.com/forum.html#/discussion/441/version-1-6-build-582-is-now-available
Acrosync doesn't support showing a location in the Files app yet. We will add this in the next update.
The syncing content has to be stored locally. There is no plan to store it remotely.
If "r" is set, there is no reason why "x" can't be set for a directory.
I'll fix this in the next update, which should be available by the end of next week.
I can confirm this is indeed a bug. I didn't check the destination directory carefully and assumed the sync was successful since Acrosync didn't give any error. Sorry about this.
A fix should be available next week. If you can't wait, it is actua…
It is a bug caused by throwing an exception before the exception handler was set up. The reason why it threw an exception was that it couldn't find a license. So you just need to activate the license first with the GUI program (ran as administrato…
I tried myself and it worked without any issue.
Did the error messages happen with all files or just some files? If it is the latter, then it could be some permission issues.
1. When Acrosync runs in the command line mode, all output will go to stdout, and the file logging option has no effect.
2. This is a bug caused by double-encoding. It will be fixed in the next update.
3. I couldn't reproduce this one.
4. Acrosy…
This message is sent by the remote rsync running on the server. So can you check these files on the server to see if the permissions/attributes are normal?
I apologize for the mistake. The latest version is actually build 593 which hasn't been officially released. But you can get it here:
https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win64_1.6_593.exe
Acrosync should be able to automatically start on logon if the following entry exists in the registry:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run
The value of this registry entry should be the path to the executable follow…
Thank you for providing the dump file. Unfortunately the stack trace shows that an exception occurred in Windows system code, not in Acrosync's application code, so the root cause of the exception can't be known from the dump file.
If the last full backup is at 03:00, the change at 03:01 will be applied to the 03:00 backup while the backup at 02:00 will remain unaffected. The 04:00 backup will reflect the change, but it may be subject to further changes between 04:00 and 05:0…