Anyone use Directory Opus 8 as a replacement file explorer?
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Anyone use Directory Opus 8 as a replacement file explorer?
look excellent (http://www.gpsoft.com.au/Intro.html), but how does it handle this...
when you copy a directory (and contents) to somewhere else and it ***** up because for some reason couldn't copy a particular file, in explorer you have no real clue what's been copied and what hasn't. this is a pain, especially when you're copying 17000 files and 8gb!!!!!
how does this opus 8 sort that out? can it copy everything it can and then say, this file fecked up?
when you copy a directory (and contents) to somewhere else and it ***** up because for some reason couldn't copy a particular file, in explorer you have no real clue what's been copied and what hasn't. this is a pain, especially when you're copying 17000 files and 8gb!!!!!
how does this opus 8 sort that out? can it copy everything it can and then say, this file fecked up?
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not used opus but for that kind of file copy and assuming you may want to do it again I would like at a sync program. Microsoft provide one called synctoy but I find this one better and it will give you a log of all failed files
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look down for syncback freeware
there is a paid for version which is even better
2BrightSparks | Freeware
look down for syncback freeware
there is a paid for version which is even better
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I've been using Servant Salamander now for around 6 years - superb piece of software. Servant Salamander File Manager - Homepage.
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I'm using Directory Opus 8.
It really is a superb explorer tool. Waaaaay too many features to list here, but it is very powerful and I'd highly recommend it..
Problem is I've not had an error like the one you have to comment on how it would handle it... TBH the errors I have had can be just as bad at explaining what's wrong as the Windows version... so I don't think it would be of any better use if you got a locked file error...
Try file Unlocker: UNLOCKER 1.8.5 BY CEDRICK 'NITCH' COLLOMB
This little prog sits on your context menu and lists all the other libraries etc that are locking a particular file.. so if you get an error like this..
because some other prog is locking the one your trying to delete/copy, you can quickly see the process and kill it..
The site is pretty good at explaining what it does (even though I've stolen it's thunder) and It's helped me no end...
It really is a superb explorer tool. Waaaaay too many features to list here, but it is very powerful and I'd highly recommend it..
Problem is I've not had an error like the one you have to comment on how it would handle it... TBH the errors I have had can be just as bad at explaining what's wrong as the Windows version... so I don't think it would be of any better use if you got a locked file error...
Try file Unlocker: UNLOCKER 1.8.5 BY CEDRICK 'NITCH' COLLOMB
This little prog sits on your context menu and lists all the other libraries etc that are locking a particular file.. so if you get an error like this..
because some other prog is locking the one your trying to delete/copy, you can quickly see the process and kill it..
The site is pretty good at explaining what it does (even though I've stolen it's thunder) and It's helped me no end...
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Personally when I am copying something and it fails to copy, the I just tell it to start over, and overwrite all the old stuff. Normally it does not take long if its an isolated issue.
Otherwise the solutions above are really good ones. Personally I used a program called "Second Copy" to sync files.
Its been far too long since I used Directory Opus to comment on that, sorry
Otherwise the solutions above are really good ones. Personally I used a program called "Second Copy" to sync files.
Its been far too long since I used Directory Opus to comment on that, sorry
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I'm glad to see DOpus is still around, haven't used it since 1994 or thereabouts on my Amiga and it was a fantastic piece of software even then.
If you have Cygwin installed then I'd use rsync because that's what it's for, but I wouldn't recommend installing Cygwin just for that. I'd trust DOpus over File Manager any day of the week, without having even tried it on Win32
If you have Cygwin installed then I'd use rsync because that's what it's for, but I wouldn't recommend installing Cygwin just for that. I'd trust DOpus over File Manager any day of the week, without having even tried it on Win32
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I'm BTT'ing this as I had a tip off (thanks mate ) that an install of Unlocker (on my recommendation) had made a call to the Internet after his installation.
I'm waiting to find out what the call was and where it was going, but this may simply be a legit call back to validate the install, but I thought it best to make you aware...
I've re-installed it any both my NOD32 AV and Spyware setups have detected nothing improper..
I did get a little mixed up as I thought I'd posted the 'Who Lock me' Prog, but I'll keep this here as I've seen no issues and can see no reference on any Vulnerability Alert & AV sites... (apart from a similarly named MS password unlocker that does contain a virus)
I'm waiting to find out what the call was and where it was going, but this may simply be a legit call back to validate the install, but I thought it best to make you aware...
I've re-installed it any both my NOD32 AV and Spyware setups have detected nothing improper..
I did get a little mixed up as I thought I'd posted the 'Who Lock me' Prog, but I'll keep this here as I've seen no issues and can see no reference on any Vulnerability Alert & AV sites... (apart from a similarly named MS password unlocker that does contain a virus)
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I don't feel the need to hide It was I that raised the concern.
I installed Unlocker from the link provided above. Each and every time I right click on a file and run unlocker it makes a call to 212.27.63.123 : 80 .
I allowed it to make a call once (thinking it was for updates), but it still persists making this outbound call. I am using AVG Internet Security (paid for). There are no alerts from it, other than it is making some sort of call for some reason.
I installed Unlocker from the link provided above. Each and every time I right click on a file and run unlocker it makes a call to 212.27.63.123 : 80 .
I allowed it to make a call once (thinking it was for updates), but it still persists making this outbound call. I am using AVG Internet Security (paid for). There are no alerts from it, other than it is making some sort of call for some reason.
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I was using a program called "Who Lock Me", but I believe that was starting to cause Windows Explorer to be unresponsive from time to time. I am still finalising testing on that, as Explorer would freeze once every couple of days due to one of the shell extensions that was installed. Given there were over 500, testing is taking a little time
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Translated version of http://soft.softodrom.ru/scr/getc.php?id=6411
looks like it is part of the revised version check ?
looks like it is part of the revised version check ?
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