GoodSync Profile folder - a folder from which GoodSync reads job list file, global options file, and to which it writes global logs. To take a job away from Runner Service and back into GUI GoodSync, uncheck the Unattended box in Job Options. Runner Service runs your jobs even when you are logged off from the computer. Runner Service is created when you put the first job into Unattended Auto mode. In Windows, if you have Unattended Jobs, they are run in Gsync Runner Service Do Not start 'gsync /runner-service' manually it is done only by OS means. It runs in Windows Service or MacOS launched process, Gsync /runner-service=(profile-folder-path) does the same thing as 'gsync /runner', only: If /runner option is not specified, then regular gsync options (listed below) apply. To terminate Gsync Runner, send CTRL+C to its console. It does not consume any graphical resources, as it runs as a pure command line process. It does not show any GUI, so job results become known through global and job logs. It starts and runs all jobs that are in Auto Mode, such as On File Change jobs. Gsync /runner models behavior of the GUI GoodSync, as it relates to Auto jobs: In the order in which jobs appear in Job List. GSYNC runs all jobs specified in the command line sequentially, It is also the standard version for Linux environments.Ĭommand line call has this general format: It is ideal for calling from batch files and other programs.

GSYNC is the command line version of GoodSync.

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