hello,
first thanks for this great application.
i used it in several ways till now and i get it always to work. now i like to do a command line backup and it won't work.
here is the commandline:
Toucan Backup Z:\test\Backup\Week%week% "D:\test\Eigene Dateien\BackupScripts\BACKUP.TXT" Complete 7-Zip 7 ExcludeList pwd pwd
i tryed it with the last stable and the last beta version. the exclude resp. include list is generated correctly, but no backup happens.
here is the output:
----------------------------------------------
Willkommen zum Toucan Kommandozeilen-System.
starte...
Zeit: 14:08:54
Creating file list, this may take some time.
Zeit: 14:08:55
fertig 
------------------------------------------------
maybe im to stupid
regards, robert
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I think the problem is with your syntax, you need to change it to something like this and it should work:
hi steve,
thanks for your replay. i simplified the commandline like this:
Toucan Backup test.zip Backup.txt Differential Zip 5 ""
i copied all files needed (Backup.txt) to the local directory. Include list is correct but backup does not start. so i checked the include list again. the folder c:\junk should be processed. the includefile looks like this:
Junk\tab\aes.js
Junk\tab\base64.js
Junk\tab\editor.js
Junk\tab\export.js
Junk\tab\framework.js
Junk\tab\import.js
Junk\tab\loadsave.js
Junk\tab\parser.js
Junk\tab\special.js
Junk\tab\stickwiki.js
Junk\tab\ui.js
Junk\tab\woas.htm
there is no drive information. i think this is why it's not working -> no file is found to backup.
dir Junk\tab\aes.js
Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden (path not found)
but with at least a backslash in front of the path its working:
dir \Junk\tab\aes.js
Volume in Laufwerk C: hat keine Bezeichnung.
Volumeseriennummer: 7C08-C422
Verzeichnis von C:\Junk\tab
03.12.2007 08:01 8.069 aes.js
1 Datei(en) 8.069 Bytes
0 Verzeichnis(se), 57.857.265.664 Bytes frei
regards
robert
include file is supposed to look like that, when you run the same command from the gui does it work? Also you have to give fully qualified paths.
EDIT: Something is broken, I am looking into it now
EDIT 2: No there isnt, I cant type
gui it's running fine. also from commandline if you use a jobname as parameter. now i wan't to create a batch job wich adds weeknumbers to the destination path. for this i can't use the jobname parameter. but ... see above.
you post the contents of the backup.txt file? I ran some tests earlier and it works fine for me, so we should be able to sort this
is simply:
c:\junk
no idea why it doesnt work, I ran this command:
And it worked fine
In the list.txt file I simply had:
I:\hashlib++_0.3.1
steve. i try it with your commandline.
Edit: seems to be a problem with my laptop. on my desktop it's working. strange.