On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 12:51 PM, Al Le wrote:
> When synchronizing the dirs, we'd like to preserve some files. These files
> have a certain local name. Hence we specify these files in the
> 'preserveintarget' clause.
> [...] What I observe is that the dir 'aaa' is not deleted because it
> contai
Hello,
I could track down the reason for the problem. Now I'd need an advice from
experts how to solve it :-)
When synchronizing the dirs, we'd like to preserve some files. These files have
a certain local name. Hence we specify these files in the 'preserveintarget'
clause.
The problem is tha
Windows does not allow one to delete a file if there is a process that has
an open handle to it
Thank you for the hint! I'll check whether the dir is locked by a process.
I do not know if the sync
task checks if file deletions actually succeed. It is common for Java
programs to not check the r
On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 5:05 PM, Al Le wrote:
> But sometimes, after the sync, I see that dirs which do not exist on the
> share are not deleted on the local file system. Instead, just the files in
> the dirs are deleted.
>
> I still have not been able to track down when exactly it happens.
Someti
Hello,
Sometimes I get a wrong result when using the task "sync".
I try to synchronize a directory which is defined as a share on a
windows system (source) to a local directory (target), i.e. the local
dir should look like the share after the sync.
But sometimes, after the sync, I see that d
