Copy/synch through and intermediate media

[Giuse]

Hi, I have a situation where I need to synchronize two PCs that are not connected each other so I need to use an intermediate media, like a pen drive.
The idea is that changes in the source are stored into the pendrive, then pendrive plugged into destination where the image of the source is recreated.
I am trying to do that with SuperFlexible (in the past I used SmartSynch that had a similar option) but I didnt find so far how: I could copy just the new files using the archive flag, but what about the deleted ones?
Thanks for the support.

Giuse

[superflexible]

Hello,

you can synchronize Deletions with SmartTracking. However this requires that a complete copy of all files is on the pen drive. See also our FAQ "How can I synchronize file deletions?" on

http://www.superflexible.com/docs.htm

.

It does not really matter if you are syncing two PCs via pen drive or directly. Every sync is a sync of two pairs of storage. SmartTracking can detect the deletions when syncing both ways. Exact Mirror would be used for one-way syncs with deletions.

[Giuse]

Hi, my question was actually on how to synchronize via an intermediate media like a pendrive where typically it is impossible to store all files of a full HD backup).
I was mentioning SmartSync Pro (another sync/backup software) since it can do it: it stores just the new files and the list of deleted ones into a zip that can be transferred to the destination PC where it is used by the software to synchronize the destination. I think it could be a wonderful addition to SuperFlexible features, since SF in general has a lot more features than SmartSync Pro.
What do you think?
cheers

Giuse

[superflexible]

Yes it might be nice but there is very little demand for this feature.