Syncovery Support Forum

Hello, there are many different ways to start a profile "in the background". You really need to provide more details. If you let it start by the scheduler and the scheduler runs as a service, then you surely won't see the command prompt window that runs the CMD file. You need to compare a working Sy...

OK then Cache Destination List is your friend, just check that the uploaded files actually arrive.

Hello, yes you need to check with your IT department to see if they support SFTP or FTP. Maybe they don't. Maybe the WebDAV functionality can be tweaked. Are you uploading or downloading, or both? If you are only uploading, you can choose "Cache Destination File List" from the Special tab sheet in t...

Hello,
this should not be necessary as the Background Scheduler should permanently show a round tray icon, from which you can open Syncovery.

Just start the scheduler from the Scheduler tab sheet.

Normalerweise verwendet man für UNC-Pfade die Funktion Allgemein->Netzwerkverbindungen. Man müsste allerdings irgendwas als Benutzernamen und Passwort angeben. Vielleicht x und y. Ich weiß nicht, ob das geht. Wenn nicht, muss man über Ausführen vorher/nachher mit NET.EXE USE oder mit Powerscript die...

So Wombat is another PC on the LAN? What I meant with "context" is for example, if the scheduler runs as a service, it is a completely different environment from normal applications and some external tools may not work in that context. You can compare a log file where it works agains one where it do...

Hello,
you need to ask the developer of psshutdown64.exe on how to to debug it.

What are you trying to achieve? Maybe we can find a better way to do it.

Hello, yes. In this case it will be best to add the folder as a relative path to the Exclusion Masks. Or if the profiles start at different levels in the folder hierarchy, the exclusion could even be an absolute path. Example for relative path: assuming your Exclusion Masks are currently similar to:...

Hello, yes, usually SFTP is the best and FTP is also OK. WebDAV can normally handle these characters but some WebDAV servers are buggy and don't encode or decode them correctly. There is one checkmark for WebDAV that you can try though: -> Use DisplayNames from WebDAV This is on the second tab sheet...

Danke für die Erinnerung, ja ich mache das noch!