Hola, ¿Es posible saber qué archivos han sido copiados en las copias incrementales sin usar el modo verboso en los registros? El modo verboso registra tantos datos que se hace muy engorroso buscar los archivos copiados, ya que registra cientos de archivos como: Ignorando el fichero ……. Motivo: la marca de tiempo del fichero de destino es más nueva que la del fichero de origen. Pero si miro en las propiedades de ambos archivos, fueron modificados el mismo día, hora, minutos y segundos. Quizá yo no haya configurado bien la copia.
Gracias.
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Hi, Is it possible to know which files have been copied in the incremental copies without using verbose mode in the logs? The verbose mode logs so much data that it becomes very cumbersome to search for the copied files, as it logs hundreds of files as: Ignoring the file ....... Reason: the timestamp of the destination file is newer than that of the source file. But if I look in the properties of both files, they were modified on the same day, hour, minute and second. Maybe I didn't set the copy correctly.
Thanks.
Gracias.
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Hi, Is it possible to know which files have been copied in the incremental copies without using verbose mode in the logs? The verbose mode logs so much data that it becomes very cumbersome to search for the copied files, as it logs hundreds of files as: Ignoring the file ....... Reason: the timestamp of the destination file is newer than that of the source file. But if I look in the properties of both files, they were modified on the same day, hour, minute and second. Maybe I didn't set the copy correctly.
Thanks.
Statistics: Posted by MALENA — 30 Mar 2022, 21:40