#Freefilesync change log path download
The two disks are protected and stored in plastic cases padded with foam. Step 1: Make sure your server is accessible and mounted (right click 'This PC' in Explorer to 'Map Network Drive') Step 2: Download both FreeFileSync and RealTimeSync Step 3: In FreeFileSync, set your source folder on the left with the corresponding server folder on the right. For the same reason, I don’t use external drives as I recall having read that the drives used are the ones failing the standards for desktop use and are therefore lower grade and more likely to fail. At the bottom left-hand side of the Synchronisation Settings you will see two options: (1) A check-box to override using the default path. So click on one of your configuration listings and then keyboard F8. In a low intensity scenario as is mine (the disks are only spun up a couple times a month at best), it’s perhaps not necessary to have the best reliability but it’s certainly a peace of mind and a way to limit risks. To change the log file path from the default you have to do it on a per-configuration basis. They upload each quarter the reliability results from each of their drive pools and HGST always places among the bests in regards to low failure rates. For folder comparison: WinDiff (due to its simple UI). I personally use HGST 4To drives after having read the reliability results from Backblaze’s website, which is a cloud storage company using consumer grade hard drives in their servers. For folder synchronization: FreeFileSync for GUI & Robocopy CLI method. Its nice to be able to change the logfile path (allthough I dont need it). My current method of backup up my data is to have a local work copy on a SSD drive on my desktop and to create two copies on two separates hard drives which are kept disconnected and stored in a safe place.
This post is the first part of my workflow taking care of preserving the integrity of my data and media files over time.
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