Jobs

2 min read · updated 23 Jul 2026

A job pairs one content provider with one local folder. Add as many as you need; each keeps its own server, credentials, folders, sync mode, comparison rule and schedule.

The job list

ColumnShows
Tick boxWhether AUTO includes this job.
JobYour name for it.
Serveruser@host:port. Hover to see the remote and local paths.
ModeNEW + CHANGED, FULL SYNC or NEW ONLY, plus + PRUNE when pruning is on.
ScheduleEvery 30 min, Every hour at :55, Daily at 03:00, Weekdays 06:00, 18:00.
Next runDue time, or running…, queued, disabled, manual.
Last resultTime and counts. Shown in red when the run had errors.

Managing jobs

ActionWhat it does
Add / Edit / RemoveManage the list.
DuplicateThe quick way to add a second folder from the same provider — copies the server and credentials so you only change the paths.
TestChecks the selected job's credentials and lists the remote folder.
Sync NowRuns just the selected job, regardless of its schedule.
Sync All Jobs NowQueues every enabled job. Available from the app menu and the tray icon.
StopCancels the running job and clears the rest of the queue.

Jobs never run in parallel

Only one job transfers at a time. When several fall due together they line up and run in order.

This is deliberate. Several simultaneous sessions against a shared host is a reliable way to get throttled or blocked, and parallel jobs would compete for the same upstream bandwidth without finishing any sooner.

Folders and exclusions

SettingGuidance
Remote pathThe folder to mirror, e.g. /public_html/recordings.
Local folderWhere files land. Use a dedicated folder, not a shared library.
ExcludeSemicolon-separated wildcards matched against file and folder names, e.g. *.tmp; cache*; .htaccess.

Excluded files are never downloaded, and are never deleted locally either — so an exclusion is also a way to protect local-only files inside a mirrored folder.

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