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- 31 Mar 2015, 22:37
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
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Re: Creating 0KB files
This worked. :)
- 28 Mar 2015, 07:51
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Re: Creating 0KB files
run_test gave the following output:
F_NOCACHE success! bytesRead ==524288
buffered: success! bytesRead ==524288
F_NOCACHE success! bytesRead ==524288
FFS 6.12 was able to sync that file to my Desktop :)
F_NOCACHE success! bytesRead ==524288
buffered: success! bytesRead ==524288
F_NOCACHE success! bytesRead ==524288
FFS 6.12 was able to sync that file to my Desktop :)
- 27 Mar 2015, 13:46
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Re: Creating 0KB files
I don't remember copying 3 times, but I wouldn't count it out either :D
[Attachment was removed! File name: ffs_log_4.txt (796620 bytes)]
[Attachment was removed! File name: ffs_log_4.txt (796620 bytes)]
- 26 Mar 2015, 19:57
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Re: Creating 0KB files
Sure.
I have synced the single file you asked for, into an "empty" folder (Desktop)
I have moved the .mp3 to a new folder and removed any spaces from the name (full path doesnt have any spaces now) I could successfully cp now, but FFS would still not work.
full path to file: /Volumes/Media/media ...
I have synced the single file you asked for, into an "empty" folder (Desktop)
I have moved the .mp3 to a new folder and removed any spaces from the name (full path doesnt have any spaces now) I could successfully cp now, but FFS would still not work.
full path to file: /Volumes/Media/media ...
- 26 Mar 2015, 19:18
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Re: Creating 0KB files
Nope, still not working, even with the quotes. Log looks exactly like the first time.
I had to set the folders for Sync again, so that'll probably be in the log aswell. Got another 0KB file
[Attachment was removed! File name: ffs_log_2.txt (3761848 bytes)]
I had to set the folders for Sync again, so that'll probably be in the log aswell. Got another 0KB file
[Attachment was removed! File name: ffs_log_2.txt (3761848 bytes)]
- 26 Mar 2015, 13:29
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Re: Creating 0KB files
The file i copied was
/Volumes/Media/media/Music/Eskimo\ Callboy/Crystals/11\ Crystals.mp3
OS X appropriately escapes spaces with the \ character when you drag a file into the terminal window.
I synced that whole folder, so "/Volumes/Media/media/Music/Eskimo Callboy/Crystals"
So
sudo dtruss cp ...
/Volumes/Media/media/Music/Eskimo\ Callboy/Crystals/11\ Crystals.mp3
OS X appropriately escapes spaces with the \ character when you drag a file into the terminal window.
I synced that whole folder, so "/Volumes/Media/media/Music/Eskimo Callboy/Crystals"
So
sudo dtruss cp ...
- 26 Mar 2015, 05:10
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Re: Creating 0KB files
I'll do this in approx 6-7 hours when I'm home again.
E: Got to do this right now.
So from the looks of it the invocation of CP through DTRUSS breaks the copying aswell (Can't handle spaces in source path). I can copy just fine with only cp <src> <tar> (spaces are fine there aswell).
As for the ...
E: Got to do this right now.
So from the looks of it the invocation of CP through DTRUSS breaks the copying aswell (Can't handle spaces in source path). I can copy just fine with only cp <src> <tar> (spaces are fine there aswell).
As for the ...
- 23 Mar 2015, 14:06
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Re: Creating 0KB files
FreeFileSync 6.14 Feb 10 2015 Unicode x64 on Windows and OS X
- 23 Mar 2015, 13:50
- Forum: Help
- Topic: Creating 0KB files
- Replies: 18
- Views: 979
Creating 0KB files
So I'm trying to use FFS to sync my music between Windows PC and MacBook Pro. The music is stored on a harddrive in my ubuntu "home-server". Everything works fine on the PC (mostly syncing to the storage) using SMB, but when I try to sync files TO the notebook (AFP share pointing to the same ...