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DisableStream as a part of the job

Submitted by orhor on November 17, 2009 - 9:08am

hi,
thank you for that utility.

I think "DisableStream" setting should be a part of the job setting, not of overall app setting.

The reason is obvious. Sometimes, when I need to sync folder with my mp3 collection, i need the DisableStream set to 1. Othertimes, when I need to sync my working folders with a bunch of text files I need the DisableStream set to 0.

Or is there any workaround?

Thank you.

How to create a job with several directories inside?

Submitted by ozportable on November 16, 2009 - 7:02pm

Hi guys.
these is a totally beginers questions, so please excuse me.
I'm trying to set up toucan to do a sync a week for my pictures music and documents to my external drive.

But I'm only able to select one directory at a time.

how can I achieve a batch job with

d:\pictures
d:\music
d:\documents?

thanks in advance.

Excluded folders still appear in destination, although empty

Submitted by cathy2house on November 16, 2009 - 4:37pm

I'm a total newbie, but I love Toucan. However, with the new release, I'm having trouble - I have a lot of folders in My Documents, but I only want a few of them on one of my flash drives. I set up the folders to exclude in my Rules (right clicked them from My Documents, in Source). Yes, only the folders I wanted were copied with files in, but all the other excluded folders were copied, although they are empty. How can I show only the desired folder names on my flash drive, rather than having dozens of empty folders? Also, is there some kind of tutorial for using scripts, rules, etc?

Crash (Toucan 2.2.0 & Toucan 2.2.1)

Submitted by garnash on November 14, 2009 - 7:50am

1) Go to Sync, hit Add job, enter job name.
2) Choose source and destination directories.
3) Save the job.
4) Close Toucan.
5) Start Toucan again.
6) Go to Sync, select the previously saved job.
7) Expand destination directory -> crash.

Notes:
- source directory is expandable without crash
- Windows XP Prof, SP3
- I had source on HDD, destination on Removable HDD
- Source directory structure:
C:\toucan-test\dir1\1.txt (a zero-size file)

- Destination directory structure:
G:\toucan-test\dir1\1.txt (a zero-size file)

Need a way to see if files inside a directory changed

Submitted by garnash on November 14, 2009 - 7:40am

Hi,

Suppose I'm doing a Sync/Equalise. When I hit preview, Toucan highlights files which are about to be copied in blue color. But if such file is inside a directory, the directory is not highlighted. So there is no way to tell by looking at the directory, whether it will contain changes, without expanding the directory.

I'm requesting to add some kind of highlighting or icon change for directories which are not to be copied by themselves, but which contain files/directories which are to be copied. Same thing for files to be deleted.

Regards

how to exclude a system hidden folder???

Submitted by Noaven on November 14, 2009 - 6:12am

Hello my dear friends!!

Im making a mirror of my data partition to an external hard drive!

In my data partition there is a hidden - encrypted - system folder called

$RECYCLE.BIN

Im making a rule to exclude a folder and im adding all the address of that folder

in my case E:\$RECYCLE.BIN

but it doesnt work!

please do i need to set something more??

thanks you very much

Toucan 2.2.0 Final

Submitted by ElSid on November 13, 2009 - 1:36am

Has anyone come across a bug where the program "freezes" when doing a large batch?
I just tried syncing some pictures (~15 GB) from my computer to the portable Tera-byte. Toucan froze at about 85%. I have all my portable apps running on the computer in a sub-folder.

Encrypt screen

Submitted by Bindlestiff on November 12, 2009 - 3:47pm

Probably a minor item but in the encrypt screen, the left hand files panel is designated as "files to encrypt" even when the *decrypt* button is selected. I expected the label to say "files to decrypt".

Also, when the program is first run, the opening screen seems to be up for a rather long time. Does it really take this long for the program to initialize before it is ready to run and the main screen is displayed?

I realize that these are minor issues at a time when there are probably more important areas.

Bob

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