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I only came over it because I changed a drive letter from lower case to upper case (just for a uniform appearance). And if there are no cases where case is important this surely isn't a real bug .

Yes, buy a counter an get a bug free - thank you for answering.

Btw.: Is there a place where one can find the latest beta?

If you alter sessiondata, the programm normally asks you, if you want to save them. It looks like that it doesn't do that, if the changes are only casesensitive. What I have done: Altered sourcepath from "P:\foo" to "P:\FOO" and then changed to another session -> nothing happened and next time sourc...

Is there a possibility to suppress the message when two directories seem to be identical? I don't want to suppress it, but unfortunately it doesn't appear any more and I don't know why. SynchIt ends up in an empty Screen with a Synchronize-Button but nothing to synchronize. Very uncomfortable as it ...

Changed my previous post while you were answering - sorry. But it looks like we've found out the same thing .

I thought about something like that - maybe the easiest way would be to map each target-folder to it's corresponding soure-name and vice versa and check the rules for both lists of names (in the current case with excluding both if one of them matches). As I saw, when exchanging target and source, th...

Another testcase - adding another folder "bar" to target: trg\ __foo\ ____foo.txt ____bar\ ______bar.txt Same as above: no "foo" in source => will show up whole branch of target but when adding an empty folder "foo" to source => "No files were found to synchronize!" According to the argumentation "i...

Well, if you specify full path in exclude, of course it will list it on target. I don't think so - as the target "C:\Users\foo\AppData\Local\Temp\trg\foo\*" is compared against the source "C:\Users\foo\AppData\Local\Temp\src\foo\*" and the latter one is excluded, is should not show up. Just as it d...

Nope, isn't fixed. Checked it with a simple testcase: Source: C:\Users\foo\AppData\Local\Temp\src Target: C:\Users\foo\AppData\Local\Temp\trg Exclude: C:\Users\foo\AppData\Local\Temp\src\foo\* Folder "foo" (with one file in it) exists in target, but not in source => it shows up Adding empty folder "...

Hi!

Thank you for answering, I will check the beta and tell you the results asap.

Seems to be somehow related to this topic.

Sorry for inquiring again - as I need this for some comparisons and I have to think about another solution if this isn't an error: Can you reproduce the described behaviour or am I the only one seeing it? If you can reproduce it - is this they way it is supposed to work?

Hi! Changing on Windows 7 and doing some new comparisons for synchronizing user profiles, I came over the following: I use absolute pathes for excluding folders, like: "\Admin\Appdata\*". First error: When opening the multiline editor for editing the pathes, all leading '\' are removed. It's only po...

Even easier, ^# + "Ignore string with match" rule. That was my first attempt ;). Note that after this, all # lines are considered to be empty, so you need to add "ignore inserted empty lines" too. That's the point! Using that option it works fine in both cases. Thank you :D! One little remark: At l...

I'm desperately trying to compare two files. All lines starting with a '#' should be ignored by comparing as they are meaningless in both files. As there are so many of them, it's nearly impossible to compare files "manually" if these lines show up as differences. I've tried any imaginable combinati...