Syncovery Support Forum

Turns out Syncovery needed to be updated to get the latest fixes.

I tested that yesterday and it was fine. Only a temporary .$syncovery file was left.

Please send the log file from your test to support@syncovery.com.

Hi,
your only chance is classic zip password, but not recommended. No idea why Windows doesn't support AES-256.

Hello, copying from one cloud protocol to another is surely different than uploading from local. I think the latest Syncovery update fixes your problems. You can turn off "Filename Encoding" but you don't have to. You do not have to re-do any of your backup, because encoded filenames can be freely m...

Hello, normally when you click "Folder", a little progress dialog appears with a link for the authorization. Make sure that the profile name field has been filled first. If this does not work, please let the folder field empty or type the path manually and save the job. Then you can run it "With Pre...

Done.

Hello, maybe you need to choose the radio button "Ignore Totally". Syncovery does not normally recurse in to excluded folders. Also if you are using the Windows version, the preferred syntax for the exclusion is \data rather than /data. A problem could be the FTP side. Syncovery tries to get a recur...

Hello, yes, you could either exclude the whole Library folder or at least specific subfolders such as Cache and Caches ... You can exclude folders by typing these names into the Exclusion Masks, for example: /Library or Cache;Caches The first will exclude the Library folder only at the top level, wh...

Hello, thanks for posting this interesting topic! Yes, I totally recommend not syncing with the local DropBox folder. Instead, click the Internet button and choose the DropBox protocol and let Syncovery download and back up the files directly from the cloud. Anyway, some comments on the local DropBo...

Did you try the "Refresh" button?

Usually I recommend not keeping the Syncovery web GUI open.