increa
(Brian)
April 19, 2017, 3:31am
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So if I accidentally lost a sub-directory, do I need to manually copy all the version files back and individually delete timestamps affixed to the versions? Yuck.
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I deleted all my files in my sync folder. Versioning (5 last versions) was enabled. Is there any easy way to reset the folder status to a certain time? Or do I have to copy all versioned files and rename them manually?
edit: the versions are stored on a linux machine.
I’m not trying to restore a snapshot in time, I’m just trying to avoid manually renaming a pile of files.
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Hello there!
Yesterday I tried to set up Syncthing to synchronise files between four devices, but I fucked up. I accidentally deleted a folder and the change was done on all my devices. Luckily I had file versioning enabled on one device, so I didn’t lose my files. So I copied these versioned files to their original destination. The downside was that all the files had been renamed with ~date-time in the middle of it, some files were pretty important (it is my windows Documents folder, with a l…
Dated 2 years ago. Is this still the best answer?
system
(system)
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May 19, 2017, 3:36am
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