Example A
first backup:
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FOLDER > file01, file02, file03
BACKUP FOLDER > file01, file02, file03
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FOLDER > file01, file03, file04
BACKUP FOLDER> file01, file03, file04
first backup:
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FOLDER > file01, file02, file03
BACKUP FOLDER > file01, file02, file03
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FOLDER > file01, -file02-, file03, file04
BACKUP FOLDER> file01, file02, file03, -file04-
1. Backup the folder from source to destination as it is (example A)
2. Sync the source and destination (example B)
I want to merge the new files in source to the existing files in destination, without importing anything from destination to source.
Example C
first backup:
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FOLDER > file01, file02, file03
BACKUP FOLDER > file01, file02, file03
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FOLDER > file01, file03, file04
BACKUP FOLDER> file01, file02, file03, file04
Example A is bad because, if I accidentally delete a folder from the source, at the next backup if I'm not aware, the same folder will be deleted also in the destination (backup folder).
Example B is bad because, I do backup to free up space in my folder, doing the syncing, both folder and backup folder will have the same amount of files.
Any suggestion how can I handle this?