Copy into run-named subfolders always copies everything
Posted: Thu May 12, 2022 6:38 am
Hi,
I am trying out Syncovery to see if it can help me with a specific problem.
I need to copy new files from left (local drive) to right (windows network drive). The number of files on the left side is quite large so I would like to split them on the network drive into subfolders, i.e. based on date (either original file creation date or date of the current run).
I didn't found any way to use the file date for a subfolder name, but tried the "Folder" > "Create a new folder on right side per run". This works on the same day, but if I run it again the next day, all data is scheduled to be copied again.
On the right side, no data should be deleted (it's both an input for further processing and an archive). Files on the left side might be periodically deleted but should stay on the right side (this does work).
If a file on the left is changed, it would be awesome, if the old file on the right was replaced, but it would be ok if a new file is created.
I hope you can point me into the right direction.
Thanks and best regards,
Richard
I am trying out Syncovery to see if it can help me with a specific problem.
I need to copy new files from left (local drive) to right (windows network drive). The number of files on the left side is quite large so I would like to split them on the network drive into subfolders, i.e. based on date (either original file creation date or date of the current run).
I didn't found any way to use the file date for a subfolder name, but tried the "Folder" > "Create a new folder on right side per run". This works on the same day, but if I run it again the next day, all data is scheduled to be copied again.
On the right side, no data should be deleted (it's both an input for further processing and an archive). Files on the left side might be periodically deleted but should stay on the right side (this does work).
If a file on the left is changed, it would be awesome, if the old file on the right was replaced, but it would be ok if a new file is created.
I hope you can point me into the right direction.
Thanks and best regards,
Richard