Can you check the ssh log on your server to see if there are connections from the client at the scheduled times?
Also, please make sure you're not syncing a mapped network drive. The service can't access such a drive.
I know the bug is in the code to increase the scheduled time by one day:
scheduledTime += 24 * 3600;
However, once the service is restarted it will recalculate scheduledTime, so I don't know why in your case it still didn't get it right after a …
I think if you stop (not pause) the service and restart, it will get the scheduled time right. The bug only happens when it crosses the daylight saving time change. When the service get restarted, it will reset the scheduled time.
Acrosync doesn't support the -K option -- it has its own rsync implementation and doesn't use the rsync binary. At this time your solution looks like the only workaround. We'll consider adding the -K option in a later version.
To run Acrosync as administrator, you'll need to close the existing instance first. You can't just close the Acrosync window because it will remain running in the background. To close it you'll have to click the system tray icon and then select Qu…
I'm pretty sure this is a false alarm. Virustotal.com shows it is being detected by several other engines as the same virus but not Vipre:
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/4a5c477968b14a414ac58e899eb168bf21459e0a1b7e366d43425855fa0b77b9/detection
…
If you download the latest build 582 you'll be able to increase the timeout from the default 30 seconds by creating a registry value HKCU/Software/Acrosync/AcrosyncClient/ShadowCopyTimeout with any value you want in seconds.
What is the status of the service shown in the Service Manager?
Since you're uploading T:/ which is likely a mapped drive, maybe that is because the mapped drive isn't available when the service is running?
I found this article has the best explanation: http://help.remote-backup.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/327/5/eliminating-vss-error-8194-from-event-log. Maybe you can try the second method?
Were you running Acroysnc as service when this …
Build 582 changes:Allow the From address to be set for email configurationAllow anonymous smtp loginAdd a registry value ListAllFiles that can list all files except device files (instead of only files with attributes FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL or FILE_AT…
Are you able to create shadow copies using vssadmin: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc788055(v=ws.11).aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396?
When Acrosync is run as administrator, the registry is HKLM/Software/Acrosync. Otherwise, it is HKCU/Software/Acrosync. The service only reads from HKLM/Software/Acrosync, so you will need to run Acrosync as administrator to set up sync profiles f…
Did you mean that if a file is readonly on Windows, it will becomes readonly too on Linux after the sync? I think preserving the readonly bit is a desirable feature.
Sorry, I never took liv sync photos so didn't know this issue exists.
Will try to figure out something for the next update.
As for auto sync, I don't think it is possible -- Apple imposes very strict limits on what can run in the background.
It is not possible to do it in the GUI mode. But Acrosync can be run from the command line to sync one profile via the -p option, and it is possible to run multiple instances from the command line.
If the From address doesn't contain a '@', Acrosync will append '@server' to it. But in your case, the server included the port number therefore the ':25' part was inserted too. I'll fix this in the next update, but a workaround for now is enter th…