At this time, SyncBackPro can't copy files directly two cloud providers (from Dropbrox to OneDrive, for example), so based on the previous example, if I want to copy files from Dropbox to OneDrive I need:
1) To copy files from Dropbox to a local folder
2) Then, copy those files from the local folder to OneDrive
It would be useful to have the option to copy files directly between cloud providers, as other software already have this feature.
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[Feature Request] Cloud to Cloud backup
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nicos18
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Shearompal
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Re: [Feature Request] Cloud to Cloud backup
If you have access to cloud services like rclone, you might consider running scheduled rclone scripts for direct cloud-to-cloud transfer, and still use SyncBackPro for local backup tasks.nicos18 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 16, 2025 5:06 pmAt this time, SyncBackPro can't copy files directly two cloud providers (from Dropbrox to OneDrive, for example), so based on the previous example, if I want to copy files from Dropbox to OneDrive I need:
1) To copy files from Dropbox to a local folder
2) Then, copy those files from the local folder to OneDrive
It would be useful to have the option to copy files directly between cloud providers, as other software already have this feature.
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nicos18
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Re: [Feature Request] Cloud to Cloud backup
Okay, thanks.Shearompal wrote: ↑Mon Apr 28, 2025 10:01 amIf you have access to cloud services like rclone, you might consider running scheduled rclone scripts for direct cloud-to-cloud transfer, and still use SyncBackPro for local backup tasks.nicos18 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 16, 2025 5:06 pmAt this time, SyncBackPro can't copy files directly two cloud providers (from Dropbrox to OneDrive, for example), so based on the previous example, if I want to copy files from Dropbox to OneDrive I need:
1) To copy files from Dropbox to a local folder
2) Then, copy those files from the local folder to OneDrive
It would be useful to have the option to copy files directly between cloud providers, as other software already have this feature.