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Replicate downloads
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Replicate downloads
I'm setting up a profile from a Dropbox folder that I only have read access to. I need to download files from Dropbox, whether it's backup or mirror, to a local machine. I can set this part up no problem. However, once the files are downloaded, they get moved across the network from the destination folder to another location, and then renamed. When the profile runs again, it re-downloads all the files, because the destination is now empty. Is it possible for SBP to generate a log or manifest of files that have already been downloaded, so they don't download repeatedly with every profile run?
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Re: Replicate downloads
Perhaps you could just copy instead of moving the files across the network from the destination when renaming. Then you could run the backup or mirror the next time with SBP knowing what files have already been transferred.
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Re: Replicate downloads
You can also determine which application is causing the issue, then disable the application or adjust its settings. To do this, quit the applications running on your computer one by one. When you see the issue resolved, the last application you quit is likely the cause of the issue.