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so, what's the conclusion? anyone file a bugreport/feature request?
Posted on: 2017/1/22 21:56
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me too. so we all agree that "copy DELETE" is nonsense & dangerous, right? ![]()
Posted on: 2017/1/15 4:53
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Many options of our copy command are very very useful, though. I wouldn't live in a world where the copy command didn't have ALL, FOOVR and QUIET options! ![]()
Posted on: 2017/1/14 17:52
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at some point it complained about memory or storage (I can't remember right now) and stopped working, but there was still plenty of diskspace and hundrets of megabytes of RAM left... ? (and it looked as if it was copying everything, regardless of existing target files - but I didn't really check that, maybe targetfiles' dates were indeed older than the sourcefiles' ones. source dir was on a AROS partition, target dir was on a vfat-usb-stick.) (before we're going further off-topic maybe you wanna create a separate thread for BackupCopy discussion? might be helpful to others, too.)
Posted on: 2017/1/13 18:53
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Hi roMancer,
Just out of interest, what was the problem with BackupCopy? Cheers, Nigel.
Posted on: 2017/1/13 18:00
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We once had that. It was then replaced by the version of Dirk Stoeker that we maintain since 16 years. S. Duvan, who did the commit, indeed emphasized the completeness of the tool ![]()
Posted on: 2017/1/12 18:29
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@ntromans:
thanks, I just tried "BackupCopy" - umh, didn't work that well for me, but I'll keep an eye on it ![]() @kalamatee: "confusing and dangerous to have options like this in copy" - +1 @all/topic: regarding option NEWER: as I said above, it's highly questionable to check version strings as they're often outdated or missing. but I just realized: "copy NEWER" is completely useless (probably unpredictable, maybe even dangerous) when working on e.g. folders of image files, text files, etc., in other words: large amounts of files that do not have a $VER-version string at all, and by definition.
Posted on: 2017/1/12 17:55
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My personal opinion/preference would be?to rename this multi-tool to something more relevant and implement a separate copy command that just does what it?says?on the tin.
Its confusing and dangerous to have?options like this in copy - it would be more obvious in a generic tool with a name that reflects that.
Posted on: 2017/1/12 15:16
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I would not "delete Copy DELETE" but I agree that a warning would make sense, especially if NOREQ disables this warning.
BTW Morphos seems to share our very Copy command, dunno if they ever had this discussion?
Posted on: 2017/1/12 14:44
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