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Syncovery 11.7.3

so I have two folders on my C: Drive that I want to use Syncovery to 'zip' to a single file (many files per archive) via the 'Compression' option and then copy to a File Share.

I'd like to insert Today's date as a prefix into the .zip filename, such that it is named in this ...

Ok thank you very much for trying.

I did manage to resolve one aspect of my problem :

'At present Syncovery appears to be writing data at the SPO Destination Site using the 'Connected User' (ie the Global Admin that authorised the software in Entra ?) rather than the user that is running the Job ...

Hello there.

First of all, thank you again for 'fixing' :

SPO to SPO - preserve folder timestamps
https://www.syncovery.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=7&sid=93a7e09ea5d135b6dee5cb3c75284ab6

very impressive indeed.

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Next on the 'wish list' would be to preserve the 'Modified By' status for each file ...

tobias, thank you.

This is superb and I am very grateful to you.

Have run some tests, works perfectly for me.

Ok, thank you.

I set the 'Custom' / 'Enter User Interface Enlargement Percentage (50-400)' to :

96

and that seems to do the trick.

hello, hope all good :-)

Dell UltraSharp U3219Q 32in Monitor / 1920x1080 / W11 / Custom Scaling set to 150% / Syncovery 11.3.2

with that arrangement I can't see / interact with the last couple of lines in the Profile Settings dialogue box. So I cannot 'see' the 'Ok' / ''Cancel' / 'Save as' buttons ...

Hello again, so we do want to buy this software, but folder timestamp preservation is key to us.

I did some checking (er, I am not a programmer just a simple Admin !) and apparently Graph.api (MS Graph) can preserve folder timestamps if the Application is granted the extended privilege 'AllSites ...

Just trialling the software (11.0.20) at the moment and am impressed with SharePoint Online copies between two separate Sites (Left to Right copy method).

One issue, I have not found a way to maintain the FOLDER timestamps though, ie they always show as the 'current time of the copy' when created ...