mask file from commandline

[sfc_scottr]

We are using Syncovery 10 to execute pre-defined profiles from the commandline. However, during the call we are passing an arbitrary/changing list of file paths via the /mask parameter. Sometimes this list is long and seems to run into a character limitation. This results in only some of the files being handled. I saw another post that explained a colon in the path could be used to indicate a file which contains the inclusion masks, but that seemed to be when creating a profile.

I tried to test this. i created a simple txt file and passed the mask parameter starting with a colon, ":c:\testpath\filelist.txt". The correct profile executed but found "nothing to do".

Is there a way to pass a reference to a file of inclusion masks when executing from the command line?

Thanks!

[tobias]

Hello,
I just tested the following command line and it worked correctly:

SyncoveryCL /RUNX="TestABFileList" /MASK=":C:\Tests\filelist.txt"

[sfc_scottr]

I must have needed more coffee this morning. I went back to the machine and started over and it's working exactly as expected. I don't know what I'm doing different now.

Thanks for the assistance!