For a Folder Sync session, in Session Settings, under the Comparison tab, I have selected:
X Compare Contents
X CRC Comparison
And the session reports:
2013-02-14 14:59:14 Successfully synchronized 574 items. Completed in 1 hours, 38 minutes.
But the Busy indicator is still sliding across the progress bar, and I presume it is performing the CRC comparison at this point, but the log window doesn't indicate anything at all after the completion.
1) Am I right in assuming it is doing the comparing now?
2) If something changes in the left side, and needs to be copied to the right in a subsequent run of the session, will it compare ALL the files, or only the ones it copies?
3) If I added the checkbox in Session Settings on the compare tab "Skip if quick tests indicate files are the same" would it ever perform a CRC check? Would it only CRC check the files it copied?
4) Is there some way to get more information or indication of where it is in the compare process during this type of session?
I have bumped up the log files to include "operation details" so maybe other runs will report more info.
X Compare Contents
X CRC Comparison
And the session reports:
2013-02-14 14:59:14 Successfully synchronized 574 items. Completed in 1 hours, 38 minutes.
But the Busy indicator is still sliding across the progress bar, and I presume it is performing the CRC comparison at this point, but the log window doesn't indicate anything at all after the completion.
1) Am I right in assuming it is doing the comparing now?
2) If something changes in the left side, and needs to be copied to the right in a subsequent run of the session, will it compare ALL the files, or only the ones it copies?
3) If I added the checkbox in Session Settings on the compare tab "Skip if quick tests indicate files are the same" would it ever perform a CRC check? Would it only CRC check the files it copied?
4) Is there some way to get more information or indication of where it is in the compare process during this type of session?
I have bumped up the log files to include "operation details" so maybe other runs will report more info.
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