I have a lot of these scripts running on production manufacturing systems with as much as 25 locations per script where I pull files from. The other options were good ideas but I needed to find a solution within Fastcopy. FastCopy does not hog resources because it does not utilize MFC. I used the /exclude command to exclude all the files except the one I want. Plus, it features an Include/Exclude filter tool, like a UNIX wildcard.
Fix a aborting problem with memory allocation error when many files(over 65,536 files(64bit) 131,072 files(32bit)) just under one directory.ĭownload: FastCopy 3. OK, I think I have a solution within Fastcopy. Include/Exclude filter (UNIX Wildcard style) can be specified. Using exclude option, we can exclude certain files/directories from. Main settings filename is changed FastCopy.ini -> FastCopy2.ini. out further to the internet to the official locations to download files at runtime. As you may already know, Rsync is a fast and versatile tool to copy files and folders locally, or to/from another host over any remote shell, or to/from a remote rsync daemon. Easy to see the display (font, comma-delimited, point precision adjustment). Add tolerance at the timestamp comparison option. Add the option that can record timestamp/filesize information in filelog. MainBuffer can be specified 4096MB or over. 
And if a FastCopy has standby/shutdown post-process option, it will execute it after all fastcopy tasks terminating. if not, the FastCopy that is waiting for terminating another FastCopy. (Enable parallel running if every FastCopys use the HDDs that another FastCopys aren't used.
Improve I/O speed(especially network drive) by Overlapped I/O.
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