Total Commander

Posted: **2013-09-29, 15:28 UTC**

Awesome! I see this option in TC 8.50b4, testing now. It works great!
Thank you, Christian, and all forum members for support!
Furthermore, it exists in the Move/Rename (F6) dialog. It's more than I wanted

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Posted: **2013-09-30, 14:25 UTC**

Furthermore, it exist in the Move/Rename (F6) dialog.

It's there for the case where TC has to copy and then delete, e.g. when moving between drives/partitions/mount points.

Posted: **2013-09-30, 15:15 UTC**

ghisler(Author) wrote:
Furthermore, it exists in the Move/Rename (F6) dialog.
It's there for the case where TC has to copy and then delete, e.g. when moving between drives/partitions/mount points.

I know, this is very logical. Thanks again!

Posted: **2013-12-21, 14:58 UTC**

09.12.13 Fixed: Function "Verify after copy" removed due to unresolved errors (32/64)

It's so sad.

Update: There is some info from the author:
http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=276337#276337

ghisler(Author) wrote:The plan was to postpone the function to TC 9.0, so there is more time to test it extensively. The main problem is that I don't know the reason of the errors reported by user "Herbert":
- Is it a bug in the function?
- Is it caused by virus scanners or so? False alarm?
- Is it caused by hardware errors? Real alarm?

I added code to debug this, but no one could help me analyze the problem so far.

Btw, the function is still there, but disabled and hidden. You can re-add it via wincmd.ini, section [Configuration]:
VerifyEnabled=1

Posted: **2013-12-21, 17:20 UTC**

It's so sad.

I agree.

Total Commander

Verify after copy option in the copy dialog