Raysync Tutorial - Three File Sync Modes You Should Know
October 16, 2020
In order to solve the problem of fast synchronous backup of large files, based on the high-speed transfer protocol, Raysync developed the synchronous backup function of GB/TB large files, which can increase the speed by more than 30 times.
There are three modes of the file sync function of Raysync, as follow:
- Select file sync in every second/minute/hour.
Enter the interval time in the input box, and select the time unit in the drop-down box. For example, if 60 seconds is set, the synchronization task will implement every 60 seconds.
- Select to run the sync task in XX hours XX minutes every day.
Time can be customized in the input box, for example, 16:10 every day, it will automatically start to sync at 16:10 every day.
- Synchronize once at a specific time.
Raysync supports file sync only once at a specific time. For example, if you set the sync time at 2021-12-13 11:00, the sync task will execute at this time only once.
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