[Build 444, WinXP]
I've noticed this behavior for a while. I run a daily script to synchronize a directory on a desktop computer with a directory on a network drive. Normally, only one file needs to be copied. The log output indicates the file is copied twice.
I've munged some of the path identifiers below:
script:
log:
I've noticed this behavior for a while. I run a daily script to synchronize a directory on a desktop computer with a directory on a network drive. Normally, only one file needs to be copied. The log output indicates the file is copied twice.
I've munged some of the path identifiers below:
script:
Code:
# Turn logging on. log verbose append:"\\dddd\wwww$\log\sync.log" # Set comparison criteria. criteria timestamp:2sec;IgnoreDST filter *.* # Options. option confirm:yes-to-all # Load the base folders load "\\dddd\wwww$\backup" "C:\Documents and Settings\nnnn\My Documents\CCCC\backup" # Synchronize left to right. sync create-empty mirror:lt->rt
Code:
18 Jan 08 12:00:00 >> # Turn logging on. 18 Jan 08 12:00:00 >> log verbose append:"\\dddd\wwww$\log\sync.log" 18 Jan 08 12:00:01 >> # Set comparison criteria. 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> criteria timestamp:2sec;IgnoreDST 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> filter *.* 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> # Options. 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> option confirm:yes-to-all 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> # Load the base folders 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> load "\\dddd\wwww$\backup" "C:\Documents and Settings\nnnn\My Documents\CCCC\backup" 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 Load comparison: \\dddd\wwww$\backup <-> C:\Documents and Settings\nnnn\My Documents\CCCC\backup 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> # Synchronize left to right. 18 Jan 08 12:00:02 >> sync create-empty mirror:lt->rt 18 Jan 08 12:00:20 Copied \\dddd\wwww$\backup\20080118_000001\cccc.sql.gz to C:\Documents and Settings\nnnn\My Documents\CCCC\backup\20080118_000001 18 Jan 08 12:00:47 Copied \\dddd\wwww$\backup\20080118_000001\cccc.sql.gz to C:\Documents and Settings\nnnn\My Documents\CCCC\backup\20080118_000001 18 Jan 08 12:00:47 Successfully synchronized 2 items. Completed in 44.31 seconds. 18 Jan 08 12:00:47 Script completed in 46.59 seconds
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