

You initially have a bit of time to set every profile you spend that the location of the backup is, from what files you want to support get, a backup-How is backup zip to be or not. Profile no longer responsible for the backup of documents, the work is yours. For example, a profile definition, you to backup of the Iranian system. Graphical interface, this simple app is designed and you can a variety of profiles to backup on its own.

This program, for applications, personal and also for commercial purposes is applicable. Remember to set it back after the test with the value you want it to be.FBackup software is suitable for the preparation of backup of Information Systems. NOTE: This will also run FreeFileSync Job! To test a task without executing FreeFileSync (testing only E-Mail settings), you can set Enable=Test inside the. Optional but suggested: You can test the task by running test_task.cmd and entering the name of the task you want to run.Copy fBackup\example_task.ini and rename it the same name as the Batch Job you just saved (eg: CopyToNas.ini).While saving, please check: Progress window: Close automatically and Ignore errors.Save it as a Batch Job in C:\FreeFileSync\fBackup\ with a simple name, like CopyToNas.ffs_batch.In syncronization settings, please check:Īnd set the folder to C:\FreeFileSync\Logs\.Create a new Job with FreeFileSync as you like.


Create a Logs folder inside FreeFileSync folder, for example: C:\FreeFileSync\Logs.I suggest to install it in a convenient directory like C:\FreeFileSync\ You can download v5 from Microsoft website. Check current PowerShell version with the command Get-Host | Select-Object Version.įBackup is tested on PowerShell 4 or greater.It requires FreeFileSync and PowerShell v4 or greater. You can download fBackup directly from GitHub. I currently use it on 10-20 servers and constantly try to improve/fix bugs. It can send you email with FreeFileSync logs and automate some backup related tasks.
