Hello,
It's been a little while, so I just wanted to ask if it's possible to run a json profile without using the registry yet?I'm really looking forward to that feature.
Thanks, Andrew
Revisiting this months later...
To clarify, is it currently possible to run an acrosync profile from a json file I created with --create?If so, what's the command line switch to load the json file?
Also, if i run a profile with the command line swit…
Does the json command line loading feature that you mentioned above exist in the latest version of acrosync?To be clear, I would like to be completely not dependent on the registry, so i'd like if acrosync could run totally from the json file i prov…
Great, thanks! If you make a beta build at some point in the future and have a moment, please drop a line in this thread or elsewhere so I can give it a shot. Thanks again.
To be clear, are you saying that 2015-1210-20 (the directory pointed to by latest) won't get passed to --link-dest in this case, assuming the destination looks like below and I'm making a new incremental backup (will become 2015-1218-20)?drwxr--r-- …
Ok, after investigation I'm fairly convinced that it does not work as i described above. Acrosync seems to use some other logic for finding the directory to pass to --link-dest. Perhaps you're checking the last modified directory, or just stepping b…
Ok, I currently run it under task scheduler and so far haven't seen a mini dump dialog upon any of the crashes. If it keeps happening I'll have to look into procdump.
Long thread here, so just to be clear -It'd be ideal if acrosync did whatever necessary to keepalive the connection while it's building the index. ssh server idle timeouts may vary from server to server, and not everyone will have the permission or …
I was able to resolve the crashes with 1.5_527 by uninstalling acrosync and completely deleting all the Acrosync related registry keys then recreating my profiles in the GUI. Naturally this fed my hatred of the registry even more.
Unfortunately, the…
The 64 bit build crashes on launch for me. 32-bit doesn't, so I switched to that for now. Let me know how i can help you with the crash.This switch to 32-bit necessitated that I export my Acrosync profiles and reimport them with 32-bit regedit so th…
I know this is a a bit hacky, but would you consider providing a test build of acrosync for me that puts a for loop around 237-240 here and retries libssh2_channel_open_session() 3 or 4 times?https://github.com/gilbertchen/acrosync-library/blob/71db…
As I think about it, the Task Manager is so robust and feature rich in Windows that I'd probably just use that in most cases.I'm not sure it's even a good use of your time for you to be re-implementing task manager inside of Acrosync, since people c…
Ok. To be clear, I'm only requesting this because I found the scheduling feature within Acrosync too limiting and ended up executing the process from the Windows Task Scheduler instead.
Firstly, I just couldn't get the acrosync scheduling feature to…
Please add a way to properly specify spaces in exclusion/inclusion lists, as My*Documents will match "My Important Documents" too if I'm not mistaken, which might not be desired. Adding the ability to use a separator character other than space, like…
My*Documents matches "My Important Documents" too, not just "My Documents", correct?
Is there a way to properly exclude files/folders that have spaces?