General
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Windows client crashing on Windows7 (64bit)
Hi,
thanks so far for the great work. I'm in the moment trying different sync clients (FTPBox, Sparkleshare, OwnCloud, Syncany) and we will see which one will finally win.
Yours is at least
a) the easiest to install
b) has the smallest requirements for special servers
c) handles the webspace used besthowever I'm still missing the complete sync (including deletes) and there is still a problem with the stability, as your client frequently crashes on me on Win7. However, running it as in "WinXP"-Compatibily mode and as a admin seems to stabilize the program...
Keep on the good work!
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174 votes -
Run FTPBox as a service
Rather than run on a user desktop session, have FTPBox run as a service.
138 votes -
One-way update
Under some circumstances, it would be nice to also be able to update only, like just upload new files, instead of synchronizing both ways.
113 votesstarted in v2.6.1
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Autosync on file change
it would be usefull to auto update files in the server whenever they change (if save, delete, rename, etc)
109 votes -
Multiple files
It would be so nice to be able to sync multiple files from/to multiple folders, instead of using only one destination folder and one source folder.
62 votes -
Multi-account real time syncing
Hi,
Great program. I would really like to use it in our research group for, for example, automatic backup of the experimental data. The only feature which is really missing is the automatic synchronization of many accounts at the same time. I would then link into different FTP server catalogues from different machines simultaniously etc.57 votes -
Download - Upload time
Would be good to know how long, and also how many file is still domnloading - uploading.
Anyway, your sof is great thing ! Hope it will improve more and more ;)
Thanks46 votes -
Android support
It would be perfect to have this software on android.
45 votes -
multi thread support
multi thread support to better utilize the bandwith
43 votes -
FTPBox does not recognise deletion
When a file is deleted (either remotely or locally) FTPBox simply recreates the deleted file from the other location.
31 votes -
Sync file dates
Hi,
many compliments for your job, for being a beta is working pretty well.It would be very useful for me if the synced file would keep creation and modification dates.
Maybe it depends from the server, but I think that could be possible to create a kind of register as a file on the ftp server, keeping those dates. The client would use this file to write the dates during the syncronizations.
Thanks
Federico23 votes -
to build a progressbar or list of files which get synced currently
Hi,
it would be great to see what is currently going on, when the sync is in process.
I think of a list showing all file to sync and some are already handled the are gray, one is in process, there a progress bar is shown and some are not handled yet, they are black.Martin
20 votes -
Upload only
I'd like to use FTPBox to move files to my webserver and keep them there, even when I delete them on my computer.
15 votes -
Regex Filters
Filters could be applied over path, perhaps using regular expressions.
13 votes -
Support proxy server
It would be good if the program supports connection via proxy sever.
11 votes -
Delete or move files after upload
The only thing I am missing is an option to delete or move files to an backup folder after upload. I would use FTPbox to upload files that are being processed on the other server. Right now FTPbox would keep uploading the same files over and over.
11 votes -
Send email on successful file upload.
I would like the ability for FTPBox to send me an email once a file has been successfully uploaded or synced. Preferably to have the email include the filename in the event that I have queued up multiple files, so I know when each has completed to the server.
10 votes -
Shortcut or command-line command to sync
Will allow sync after local changes made, or with my IDE tool menu.
May be one left-click on tray icon shoul do the same thing.
10 votes -
Crashing on Win7 x64 when saving a file in synced directory
FtpBox is crashing when i save a file with PHPStorm in the local sync directory. It's a program specific problem because it don't happen with other editors. It would be great if this bug can be fixed.
Here is the Windows error-report:
Problemsignatur:
Problemereignisname: CLR20r3
Problemsignatur 01: ftpbox.exe
Problemsignatur 02: 2.5.4.1
Problemsignatur 03: 52f3e3e2
Problemsignatur 04: mscorlib
Problemsignatur 05: 4.0.30319.18444
Problemsignatur 06: 52717edc
Problemsignatur 07: 442a
Problemsignatur 08: ce
Problemsignatur 09: System.IO.FileNotFoundException
Betriebsystemversion: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
Gebietsschema-ID: 3079
Zusatzinformation 1: 0a9e
Zusatzinformation 2: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Zusatzinformation 3: 0a9e
Zusatzinformation 4: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e7899 votes -
Synchronize at an specified time.
I use Cobian to backup machines to an specified folder on my FTP server. At night, I want this folder synced to my machine.
9 votes
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