kmfkstrange.blogg.se - Syncbackfree linux

:: the path will not include a trailing "\" but that could beįor /F %%i in ('cd') do set usbbasepath=%%i :: (nice for testing where you don't have the same directory tree

:: parse off the current drive letter & "root path" :: in my case the path looks like this: \apps\util-syncback, so I need :: traverse as high to your thumb drive's "root" dir as necessary With that realization I found a work-around that should be compatible with at least Win2k, using a DOS command script employing the "FOR" command (I'm not sure about Win98 or ME's 'FOR' implementation). V9.0.8.15 was the last version that can be installed and run on XP/2003.SyncBack is not 100% compatible w/ portable environments however, because its profiles want a complete path ( :\dir\dir\dir\ ) and it won't take a relative root like "\apps\blah." However it will take environment variable substitutions using %VARNAME%.

The installer and SyncBack executable will no longer run on Windows XP or Windows 2003 (which are not supported).

Installer updated, modern interface and prompts, better DPI scaling, splash image no longer displayed.

HTML log will show hits on filters (if default DOS filters are used).

The changelog for this release can be found below: In addition to this free version, there are also SyncBackSE and SyncBackProwhich are for 45 and 62 euros respectively additional functionality offer. This can be to a location on the same or another disk, or to another medium, such as a CD-RW or USB stick, or to an FTP server or zip archive. In addition to making backups, SyncBackFree can synchronize data. This program is the simplest and therefore also the free version of the backup software that this company has to offer. 2Brightsparks has released version 9.0.9.14 of SyncBackFree.