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General Software Discussion / Re: What to use to back up 1:1 ?
« Last post by tomos on May 30, 2010, 01:11 PM »SFFS on the other hand, is heavy duty in the sense you can set up a job with almost any imaginable variation possible. Really it's a backup programme, with everything you would expect from a backup prog (& more)
Have a look at their features page (there are two versions, only thing I'd miss in the basic version would be partial file updating - check the purchase page for differences)-tomos (May 19, 2010, 05:02 AM)
I should add that the standard version of Super Flexible File Synchronizer doesnt support zip compression,
nor:
* FTP/SSH/WebDAV/S3 and ZIP compression support,
* Real-Time Synchronization (folder monitoring),
* Running the scheduler as a service,
* Copying file permissions and file shares,
* Creating new network connections and monitoring resources,
* Running profiles in parallel or under a different user account,
* Partial updating of large files.

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