David Green

Despite all the above suggestions, I had no permanent solution, but the configuration was the key. So in C:\Users{userid}\AppData\Roaming\KeePass replace {userid} with your own, refer to file KeePass.config.xml <PasswordGenerator> <AutoGeneratedPasswordsProfile> <GeneratorType>CharSet</GeneratorType> <Length>0</Length> <CharSetRanges>ULD_______</CharSetRanges> </AutoGeneratedPasswordsProfile> <UserProfiles /> </PasswordGenerator> and change the length value to zero as in my sample. It was 20. That...

I do have a similar issue, but it happens with NAPS2 and the software bundled with my Printer/Scanner. I've concluded that it a hardware design fault with the Scanner. My unit is a Brother MFC-L2710DW, and it fails to scan the top 4-5mm of any page. I hadn't noticed until I happen to scan an item with an edge bleed.

I was just thinking about scenario as well while doing some archiving. And another idea, aside from Dimitrov's aforementioned idea, was also to set 7-Zip to just 'Store' compressed file types rather than attempt to compress them even further. Not just achive files like .zip, .arj and others, but also .jpg, .gif, .png are also compressed, which could be incorporated into the 'Store' scope.

It also ran today (1st February), which is when it was expected to do so.

Scheduled Sync ran on the wrong day

It certainly looks like the answers that I am looking for. And I gave the 'Text logs' setting a try, but the resultant file was still an HTML file. Following is one of the .sync files I am using; Strict mirror:False Discard after:0 Source Directory:F: Destination Directory:G: Included Filetypes: Excluded FileTypes: Replicate Empty Directories:True Create destination folder:False Strict date comparison:True Propagate Updates:True Time Offset:0 Checksum:False Check file size:False Group: Last modified:24/01/2018...

Log file separation by date due to size

I was wondering about an option to ignore 'System Files & Folders' and it has already been raised. Although I am interesting in preventing attempts to delete 'System Volume Information'. Right now I am using the profile "hack" to specify target folders to match source folders, but this procedure seems less elegant than I would have preferred.