Does this error happen all the time? The previous fix was to ignore 'send data' errors when it was trying to send a ssh window adjustment packet which can be safely ignored. However, there are still situation when this kind of errors may actually h…
> If PhotoBackup wants to upload them, they must be first downloaded.
I didn't meant that photos stored in iCloud need to be manually downloaded. Rather, iOS will automatically retrieve those photos from iCloud once they are needed by an app. S…
The issue here is that for those photos stored in iCloud, iOS may not have local copies. If PhotoBackup wants to upload them, they must be first downloaded.
I think iOS killed PhotoBackup because of memory constraints. Maybe PhotoBackup should only attempt to index and upload a limited number of photos each time.
This has been fixed in build 577:
64 bit: https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win64_1.6_577.exe
32 bit: https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win32_1.6_577.exe
The bug was caused by not clearing the cancel flag after stopping all…
You can restart the Acrosync service by creating a task in Task Scheduler (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36309449/how-to-restart-a-windows-service-using-task-scheduler)
This error is likely a sign of corruption in the data sent by the server. Other users who have reported this error usually connected to Windows servers running ssh server on top of cygwin. A restart of the server may help.
This doesn't work if you run Acrosync as a service. Also, your Acrosync application may read registry from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE or HKEY_CURRENT_USER, depending on the privileges.
We have a documented feature that can stop all profiles at a specified time.
If you create a registry string HKCU\Software\Acrosync\AcrosyncClient\RestartTime with a value of 8:00, then at 8:00am all running profiles will be stopped. And then they …
Build 573 changes:Fixed a build issue that caused the "not a valid win32 application" error on Windows XP and Server 2003Fixed a bug that caused no or delayed output when executed via the command lineFixed a libssh2 bug that caused an "unable to sen…
Did you have anything listed in the Queue tab when that happened? We call IOPMAssertionCreateWithName to prevent OSX from sleeping when the first sync job in the queue starts, and release the IOPMAssertion after the last sync job finishes. I checke…
I agree that renaming a file in the destination when it has been deleted in the source should be the right way to backup a folder. However, Acrosync is an rsync client and renaming isn't supported by the rsync protocol.
If you're looking for a back…
Did you have the "Don't stop the profile when a connection error occurs" option enabled? If this option is turned on, it will keep trying to connect when new file changes come in.
Not being able to quit cleanly when this happens is a bug and I'll f…
If you redirect the stdout to a file in a DOS prompt window, it should work and I've tested it myself.
However, if you don't redirect the stdout to a file, it won't give you the log output in the DOS prompt window -- this is due to a bug introduced …
Acrosync will retry 3 times on a sync error. I wonder if it is because you have so many profiles that new sync tasks keep coming up while it is busy retrying for existing tasks.
The Acrosync gui is not dependent on the service. Both can run the rsync independently, but only the service can do it without a user logged in. If you don't want the sync to happen when the user is not logged on, there is no need to install the A…
Please try this build:
32 bit: https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win32_1.6_571.exe 64 bit: https://acrosync.com/win32/acrosync_installer_win64_1.6_571.exe
This bug was fixed for libssh2 1.5.0 but after we upgraded to libss…
Your situation is different, since you're not using SSH so Acrosync is talking to the rsync daemon directly.
Check your rsyncd.conf. Make sure that the user specified by the uid parameter has the write permission to source_sync/syncs/, and the read…
If you use Windows Task Scheduler, I think you just need to create one profile that runs every 5 minutes. You must assign a name to the profile. If you don't assign it a name, what is being displayed in the profile tab is just the last component o…
Currently we don't support direct sync between two remote directories. That would require big changes (both to the GUI and the implementation).
Your only option is to map one remote directory as a Windows drive and select it as the local directory.
> the profile is marked as " stopped"
Did you mean that the profile was not running after you started Acrosync in the foreground?
If so, this is actually how it works. The state of profiles synced by the Acrosync service isn't reflected in the A…
'AcrosyncClient64 -p restapi-mongo' should work, if you assign the name 'restapi-mongo' to that profile. It is a bug that when you don't assign a name then it won't give out any error even if the profile with that name doesn't exist. I'll fix this…
Build 564 changes:Add a pair of scroll buttons to allow profile tabs to scroll left and right when there are too many profile tabs to fit into the window.