[tc8.5rc1]dir, file and byte count incorrect [solved]

GeminiAlpha · Post by *GeminiAlpha » 2014-02-04, 11:07 UTC

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/Album=BRYYVAFC

2 screenshots of tcmd
look to statusline, compare counts please
dirs should be equal name:"mijn scans", but seems not to be.
left panel=dir on local drive c:
right panel=dir on shared netwerkdrive f:

karlchen · Post by *karlchen » 2014-02-04, 11:35 UTC

Hello, GeminiAlpha.

The lefthand panel displays C:\Users\Rudofl\Pictures.
Inside this folder there is the marked subfolder "Mijn Scans", last modified 30-01-2014 23:49.

The righthand panel displays V:\.
Inside this folder there is the marked subfolder "Mijn Scans", last modified 12-01-2014 11:19.

The different modification dates do not support the assumption that both "Mijn Scans" subfolders are actually identical.

Why do you assume that the "Mijn Scans" on C: and "Mijn Scans" on V: should be identical?

The second screenshot just ilustrates that both "Mijn Scans" hold the same number of subfolders on the first level. This does not allow to draw any conclusion about the files in the subfolders.

Inside the second situation (screenshot #2) press <shitft><alt><enter> on each side. T.C. will display how many files and folders it finds and with which sizes.

Kind regards,
Karl
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Corrected:
The shortcut to press is <shift><alt><enter>, not <ctrl><alt><enter>. Silencer (see below) is right.

Dalai · Post by *Dalai » 2014-02-04, 12:13 UTC

karlchen wrote:Inside the second situation (screenshot #2) press <ctrl><shitft><enter> on each side. T.C. will display how many files and folders it finds and with which sizes.

Or use "Synchronize Dirs" which will show exactly which files are missing and/or not identical.

Regards
Dalai

silencer · Post by *silencer » 2014-02-04, 13:06 UTC

press <ctrl><shitft><enter> on each side.

I think you mean <alt><shift><enter>

karlchen · Post by *karlchen » 2014-02-04, 14:38 UTC

To silencer:
Correct. That's what I pressed before writing something else.

To Dalai:
Correct. "Synchronize Dirs" is the smart solution.

GeminiAlpha · Post by *GeminiAlpha » 2014-02-05, 08:50 UTC

I'm dead wrong! So sorry for my faulty feedback
tcmd 8.5 rc1 is working fine afaik!

my own manual synchronization caused this mistake. After my correction is was all A-ok.
I'll remove the pictures at the source upcoming weekend.

again: Sorry!
Thank you all for the feedback!

have a nice day, Geminialpha