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To overcome this issue, you can use rsync, a powerful command-line tool for synchronizing files and directories, along with a bash script that excludes the node_modules folder and also filter out anything in a.

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One big pro on this one, was that if I got stuck on anything it had tutorials showing how to fix said issue.Use rsync to Sync a Node Project to Dropbox and Ignore the node modules Folder

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Though, it did seem to struggle when I made folder name changes and ran the sync/backup, but that may just be a limitation of the free version. While not 100%, it did roughly 90% of everything I needed it to.

8.5/10Ĭongrats, SyncBackFree by u/Slopz_ has won my first place. It's only just barely beaten out by my 1st place winner, but only because it's my personal computer and files that I'm working with. 6/10ĭSynchronize by u/Stinky_Fartface - This one actually comes in Second Place, from what I was able to determine from usage, is that if I'm not too worried about security transferring from one computer to another, it works great. But after roughly 30 mins, I was still not setup where I needed to be, where 1st place I was almost completely set in the same time frame. 3/10ĬhoEaz圜opy by u/ORIOLESFan02YT - You get third place, it didn't seem like it would do the more complicated things I needed it to do, but that may be just because I didn't give it enough time. GoodSync suggested by u/aybabtu123 - I have to say that it pissed me off, for some oddball reason it kept asking me to login to a goodsync account each time I tried running any backups or syncs. RClone by u/wank_prank - Sorry, but this comes in Last Place, simply since I couldn't get it to run correctly in Command Line - and for it not having a GUI. So, after trying all the suggestions, here are my rankings of how useful things were. If it makes a difference, I'm running on the most updated Win11, and would be copying to the network drive on a Netgear router (hence the long destination address). With my bad eyesight, i need some sort of GUI, not command line.Metadata is edited for any file (not sure if this one is possible).New file or folder additions in Origin_folder.File A moved from generalized_music_folder to artist_folder.

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The software doesn't have to copy when all of the following happens, but if it does, that would be absolutely fantastic!:

Copy any/all changes to the Destination folder.

Rather than manually copying over any changes, is there a piece of software that will do the following? I have been manually copying it over to my network connected external hard drive destination address of:$networkname\storagedevice\drivename\music_folder\(appropriate album or artist_folder) I tend to get music from various places, such as family who ripped it from their discs and super old downloaded mp3's, which often requires renaming it, editing the Metadata, and putting it into my origin folder which is:$user\music_folder\(appropriate album or artist_folder) I have looked through previous Threads in this subreddit, the only reason I'm posting this is because all the ones I looked at are at least 2+ years old, and not quite what I was looking for. As title explains, I am looking for a piece of software that will copy / backup files.