I have found SyncToy very useful for some time.
However, I have a situation for which I see no convenient solution.
I am using SyncToy to backup a very large folder (terabytes), using "echo".
However, I wish to split the Destination between two drives (neither is large enough alone).
I am happy to have fixed sets of subfolsers go to each destination drive.
For example in D:\Big\, sub folders A, B, C echo to E:\Bak1, and sub folders D, E, F echo to F:\Bak2.
This could be done if SyncToy supported ANY of the following features:
1) Allow a "reflection specification" to specify a list of subfolders in the source folder (sub folders not in the list would be ignored).
I could create two reflection specifications, one for each destination folder.
2) Allow processing of a LIST of folder pairs.
I could set up a folder pair for each sub folder of Big, and create two lists.
3) Provide an OPTION to copy a link's (shortcut) content, rather than link itself.
I could create a folder with shortcuts to folders D:\Big\A, D:\Big\B,and D:\Big\C, and use that folder as a Source for SyncToy.
In the above examples, there are only 6 subfolders of Big. In my case, there are more. I don't want to run SyncToy for each subfolder.
Comments? Suggestions?
Thanks
