Of course, *.ffs_gui is straightforward to explain: it is simply a settings file of all the options you set in the main program (app) windows with graphical user interface (hence, _gui part), containing folder pairs, sync modes, exclusion list etc. FreeFileSync – File Types (Extensions) ExplainedįreeFileSync has a little bit convoluted procedure for creating real-time synchronization between folders,īut first let’s learn one important thing which will help us better understand and go throughout the tutorial later.įreeFileSync can generate 3 different kind of files (extensions):Īll 3 extensions have different use cases. It will look extremely complicated and convoluted, but once you go through, it’ll become a routine task to set up later. Never seen any issues there.In this tutorial we’ll show you how to utilize real time sync / backup on Windows 10 operating system in just a few relatively simple steps. It's pretty normal to turn off last access timestamps, at least on Linux with SSDs. I can't think of any reason that FFS would use the last access timestamp for anything, so can't see any reason why it would matter. But makes me wonder if maybe he was having power issues? Maybe plugged them all into the same dodgy powerboard or something? It is strange that it happened for 3 drives at once. I'm not sure how software could do that, especially if it's not running as root/administrator. Again and again, a very weird sound never heard this from an external HDD before. When FreeFileSync copied the data to that HDD, somewhere in half of the data the harddisk started to squeak and make a sound like a cricket. If it's just that one person having issues, probably not FFS's fault though. Are there more threads reporting similar issues? If it was a bug in FFS, then there would be. Bit of a shame, because it'd be more popular otherwise, probably could even make it to Ninite. won't allow it on Chocolatey and stuff like that. The author is a bit weird about letting other people package it, i.e. Great software overall, especially how powerful the interface is for previewing changes before you actually execute them. I've used it for like 10+ years, on heaps of different computers under both Windows + Linux, and never had any problems with it.
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