Moving Source Destination Folder
OK so I have an external HDD that I backup to my NAS. If, for example, I move a folder containing photos from one Sub Folder to another within the source HDD, why does Backup4All not just do the same thing on the NAS and move the mentioned folder backup into the subfolder? Why does it have to re-copy all 150GB of the folder again when all it could do is move the folder?
Someone please give me a simple explanation for this as it's pretty inconvenient.
Thanks.
Someone please give me a simple explanation for this as it's pretty inconvenient.
Thanks.
Re: Moving Source Destination Folder
PS. I'm currently running on a trial version of this software and I will definitely consider buying it however i need to sort out these issues first. I am a photographer and I am constantly backing up tons of photos and moving them around etc.. therefore it's important for me to get this right.
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Adrian (Softland)
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Re: Moving Source Destination Folder
Hi,
This is how Backup4all was designed to work.
The folder is considered to be new and it will be backed up.
This is how Backup4all was designed to work.
The folder is considered to be new and it will be backed up.
Do you know you can monitor your backups remotely with Backup4all Monitor? You can read more here: https://www.backup4all.com/backup4all-monitor.html