Command Line Synchrnozation

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Command Line Synchrnozation

I am trying to setup remote directory synchronization using a command line script and Windows Scheduled Tasks. It seems to work as I have it setup, but I'm not sure how to get the remote directory to delete files that have been deleted on the local machine. In the GUI, I see that option is a checkbox that is checked by default. In the help for the "synchronize" command I see:

efffective options:
transfer, synchdelete

but, I do not see how to use them or a description of what those options do. I think synchdelete is what I am looking for. Any ideas on how to use those options?

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Re: Command Line Synchrnozation

edernest wrote:

In the help for the "synchronize" command I see:

efffective options:
transfer, synchdelete

but, I do not see how to use them or a description of what those options do. I think synchdelete is what I am looking for. Any ideas on how to use those options?
Use command "option synchdelete on", see "help option" for details.

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Re: Command Line Synchrnozation

martin wrote:

Use command "option synchdelete on", see "help option" for details.

Thanks, just what I was looking for. I see that this option gets reset to off after you terminate the app, so I've added this to my script.

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