With command line, you can run Multi FTP Sync silently without start dialog. But before you can start it from command line, you must create a new task first. About how to create a new task, refer to Step 1-3 in Quick Start section.
Syntax:
MultiSync /Task:TaskName /Search:Days
Parameters:
/Task:TaskName Specifies the task name. e.g. /Task:MyTask
/Search:Days Search for changed files since program’s last shutdown. “Days” is a number specifies how many days of file to search. If you want to search all files, use /Search:all
Command Line Examples:
Imagine that program install path is “C:\Program Files\MultiFTPSync” , and a task named MyTask has been created.
l Start Task MyTask without search for old files.
“C:\Program Files\MultiFTPSync\MultiSync.exe” /Task:MyTask
l Start Task MyTask and search for changed files in the last 3 days:
“C:\Program Files\MultiFTPSync\MultiSync.exe” /Task:MyTask /Search:3
l Start Task MyTask and search for all changed files.
“C:\Program Files\MultiFTPSync\MultiSync.exe” /Task:MyTask /Search:all