Toucan

OK here's the think. I've just downloaded Toucan. I created a job and closed the application. Now I open it, and I load the job - ZoneAlarm asks me for permission to allow toucan.exe to connect to an IP that seems to be in my network in this format: IP:DNS. If I refuse it freezes. If I allow it goes normal. Why would that happen? Is ZA interpreting something incorrectly?

Is it possible to have a Mirror type option for back up? Also is the option to update backup or sync using timestamps still coming?

If you do not have an existing translation then follow these steps:

1. Download a copy of Poedit. This is the program you will use to translate Toucan.
2. Go to http://drop.io/toucanlang and download the default.pot file
3. Open Poedit and click File->New catalog from POT File and fill in your details, if you do not provide an email address I will not be able to ask for updates and your translation is unlikely to be included in Toucan. Save it as toucan.po

Hi,
I could not find any information on command line format to restore files that I have backed-up using "Backup" on command line. Can somebody let me know..?

Thanks

Are planning of making a non-portable version of Toucan?

like you right click a file then there will be an option to encrypt and decrypt easily.

Hello, i have a problem: install the touch in my USB Autorun.inf to run at the time that the inside PC but i make the following error:"Can't load image from file 'addvar.png': file does not exist" and at that time i click the button that says OK and begins to make the instructions that i gave in the task. How can i fix this error and run without need to leave that error?

thanks

Hi Steve,
Sorry to keep bugging you, but I've got one more question. I was trying to create a new job earlier where the base directory of the source didn't already exist on the destination, and I could not get it to work - everytime it ran, it failed to make the directory.

Example:

source:
C:\workbench\mydir

destination:
- does NOT already have either a \workbench or \workbench\mydir directory

Hi Steve,

Hi Steve,
I've got a little more detail on what's happening with the equalize function:
If a destination file is newer than it's source file counterpart, then the destination file's timestamp is reset to match the source file's. HOWEVER - the actual destination file itself is NOT modified (but also, NOT copied to the source). (So the files are still different - but with the same timestamp, and now it's impossible to tell which one is legitimately the newer one.)

I've confirmed that it doesn't make a difference which type of drive is the source vs. destination (i.e. USB or HD).