Hi,
I try to backup a folder named "ThunderbirdPortable AAAAAAAAAA@a-aaaaaa.aa".
This is the error print after starting:
""
Starting...
7-Zip 
4.42 Copyright (c) 1999-2006 Igor Pavlov 2006-05-14
Scanning
C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\user\Desktop\ThunderbirdPortable AAAAAAAAAAa-aaaaaa.aa\: WARNING: Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden.
Creating archive F:\jabber.7z
WARNINGS for files:
C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\user\Desktop\ThunderbirdPortable AAAAAAAAAAa-aaaaaa.aa\ : Das System kann den angegebenen Pfad nicht finden.
----------------
WARNING: Cannot find 1 file
""
The German means that "the system cannot find the given path".
Can anyone reproduce that error?
Or did I find a bug?
Thx for your help,
Raubsau
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this isnt specifically a Toucan bug as 7zip (the program) is used for backup, I shall take a look in the documentation and see why it is rejecting that name, it could well be a bug with long filename handling, if you try it from a shorter directory name does it work?
1. Will NOT work if the folder's name is
ThunderbirdPortable AAAAAAAAAA@a-aaaaaa.aa(containing@).2. Will NOT work if the folder's name is
ThunderbirdPortableAAAAAAAAAA@a-aaaaaa.aa(containing@).3. Will NOT work if the folder's name is
ThunderbirdPortable A@a-a.a(containing@).4. Will NOT work if the folder's name is
a@b.c(containing@).5. Will WORK if the folder's name is
ThunderbirdPortable Aa-a.a(NOT containing@).6. Will WORK if the folder's name is
ThunderbirdPortable AAAAAAAAAAa-aaaaaa.aa(NOT containing@).I guess the character
@is the faulty one.(And by chance - could you implement a dropdown box to choose the Compression Ratio?
I'd like to use Toucan as a tool to backup as follows: Folder 1, 2 and 3 from Desktop and some from C:\X packed into 1 encrypted archive (.7z) but without any compression and always only adding new/changed files.)
Thx alot!
Greetings,
Raubsau