[not reproduced] Big bug copying files
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This is one list, you just put the source and target names in it separated by " -> ", then use "FTP download from list".
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Hello.
Here you are links to screenshots (old) and the ini file.
http://angel63.dyndns.org:8000/f/cfeef089fa/
http://angel63.dyndns.org:8000/f/5a8283c6f8/
Thanks.
Here you are links to screenshots (old) and the ini file.
http://angel63.dyndns.org:8000/f/cfeef089fa/
http://angel63.dyndns.org:8000/f/5a8283c6f8/
Thanks.
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OK, as you can see in image copia-no-options.jpg the problem isn't the coyping, but the addition of the names to the list. The second entry already has a wrong target name.
Therefore I would like to know how exactly you add these to the list. There are several ways:
1. F6 - F2
2. Commands - Background transfer manager, THEN F6 - F2
3. Commands - Background transfer manager, then click on "+" to add
4. A button with cm_MoveOnly
5. A hotkey with cm_MoveOnly
6. A Start menu entry with cm_MoveOnly
7. Other, please specify
Btw, I tried many of these with your ini, but couldn't reproduce the problem.
Therefore I would like to know how exactly you add these to the list. There are several ways:
1. F6 - F2
2. Commands - Background transfer manager, THEN F6 - F2
3. Commands - Background transfer manager, then click on "+" to add
4. A button with cm_MoveOnly
5. A hotkey with cm_MoveOnly
6. A Start menu entry with cm_MoveOnly
7. Other, please specify
Btw, I tried many of these with your ini, but couldn't reproduce the problem.
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I could "fake" this with these steps:
1. Open BTM.
2. Paused it (it's not important, but allows easily check results without actually moving something).
3. Select source file in main TC window (e.g. "File1.txt").
4. Select "+" in BTM. Select "Add selected items for moving".
5. Replace "*.*" with different name (e.g. "File2.txt").
As a result, I've got the following entry:
move:d:\test1\File1.txt -> d:\test2\File2.txt
But this cannot be considered a bug, it's what I asked TC to do
1. Open BTM.
2. Paused it (it's not important, but allows easily check results without actually moving something).
3. Select source file in main TC window (e.g. "File1.txt").
4. Select "+" in BTM. Select "Add selected items for moving".
5. Replace "*.*" with different name (e.g. "File2.txt").
As a result, I've got the following entry:
move:d:\test1\File1.txt -> d:\test2\File2.txt
But this cannot be considered a bug, it's what I asked TC to do

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Hmm, maybe there is a background tool which auto-fills different names to the F5 dialog? But that wouldn't explain how the name changes when he uses F5-F2 with multiple selected files...
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This was the problem, the second name is wrong. I don't write the name for target, I move the file from one local disk to a network disk. In another post I verified this occur when copy 4 or more files.
In images with name 'separados' (separately) I copy the files one by one with method 1, F6 then F2.
In image 'copia-no-options' I select all files, press F6 and then F2.
Now, I can't reproduce the problem, all copies are correct.
Thanks a lot.
In images with name 'separados' (separately) I copy the files one by one with method 1, F6 then F2.
In image 'copia-no-options' I select all files, press F6 and then F2.
Now, I can't reproduce the problem, all copies are correct.
Thanks a lot.
ghisler(Author) wrote:OK, as you can see in image copia-no-options.jpg the problem isn't the coyping, but the addition of the names to the list. The second entry already has a wrong target name.
Therefore I would like to know how exactly you add these to the list. There are several ways:
1. F6 - F2
2. Commands - Background transfer manager, THEN F6 - F2
3. Commands - Background transfer manager, then click on "+" to add
4. A button with cm_MoveOnly
5. A hotkey with cm_MoveOnly
6. A Start menu entry with cm_MoveOnly
7. Other, please specify
Btw, I tried many of these with your ini, but couldn't reproduce the problem.
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