Configuration Issue !

[comip]

Hi,

I'm using SyncBack very recently to backup files to a FTP and i'm having an issue to configure the order of the synchronisation...

Let me explain it :
At 10AM I paste Fic1,Fic2,Fic3,Fic4,Fic5 in the folder which is synchronised automatically .

What i want to do is to synchronise Fic5 at the first and then Fic4 and then Fic3 etc...

I'v also another question, During this process, if i paste another file Fic6 while Fic3 is transfering, can we make Fic6 synchronised at first and then continue the previous ordre (which means Fic2 and Fic1)


Hope I was was clear and that someone who can help me !

[Dave Wilkins]

There are no functions to sort the order of processing in any version of our software. Folders/files are processed strictly in the order they are encountered during folder recursion during the scan.

[comip]

That means, if I put in order Fic1,Fic2,Fic3,Fic4,Fic5 while the FTP is offline, when the FTP mounts up, It will first send Fic1 then Fic2,Fic3,Fic4,Fic5 ?

[Dave Wilkins]

No idea, sorry. It depends in what order your system lists the files.

[comip]

Thanks for the reply,
There is any way to configure the system to order files from the LastModifiedDate at first as default ?

[Dave Wilkins]

There are no functions to sort the order of processing in any version of our software. Folders/files are processed strictly in the order they are encountered during folder recursion during the scan.

[Dave Wilkins]

Sorry, just realised what you were asking. Probably not. But that's nothing to do with configuring our software anyway.

[comip]

Actually what I need is to send the last modified files at first to the FTP so i want to know if its possible in Freeware or purchase version or no version, because it's what i need and it's the only thing I need.

Thank you,

[Dave Wilkins]

Which gets us neatly back to

There are no functions to sort the order of processing in any version of our software. Folders/files are processed strictly in the order they are encountered during folder recursion during the scan.