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Hello I get the error message ERROR 18 (0x00000012) Scanning Destination Directory S:\Windows Live SkyDrive\My Documents\ There are no more files. Hope this is something you can help me resolve. Thanks in advance
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Please let us know your Gladinet version. And the command line you use when run robocopy.
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Gladinet version 3.2.760.16038 Robocopy: Source : Z:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Our Documents\ Dest = S:\Windows Live SkyDrive\My Documents\ Files : *.* Exc Files : desktop.ini *.lnk *.db videobienvenu_4e_dimension.* Paie* Exc Dirs : unknown my received files tvhd enregistrements audio Options : *.* /V /L /TEE /S /E /COPY:DAT /XX /MAXAGE:20100114 /R:0 /W:30
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Could you please provide the full command line?
Do you have any problem to access S:\Windows Live SkyDrive\My Documents\?
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No problem accessing S:\Windows Live SkyDrive\My Documents\.
Command line: robocopy "Z:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Our Documents" "S:\Windows Live SkyDrive\My Documents\" /L /E /MAXAGE:20100114 /XX /V /XF *.lnk *.db desktop.ini videobienvenu_4e_dimension.* Paie* /XD unknown "my received files" "tvhd" "enregistrements audio" /R:0 /TEE /LOG+:C:\Users\Daniel\LOGFNAME.txt
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Thanks. We'll try the command here.
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Hello, curious to know if you have tried the command and what the results were. Thanks in advance
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Sorry, forget to update here.
We tried here and don't see the problem. What's your OS?
BTW, there are recently skydrive interface changes. You may already get new skydrive plugin. If not, please upgrade to the latest 3.2.781 release.
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I see exactly the same error when using robocopy to both SkyDrive and Box.net through Gladinet.
An example command line is:
robocopy c:\users\beardy\pics y:\skydrive\shuttle\pics /maxage:20111211 /S /R:5 /W:5 /XF .BridgeCache* *.ithmb /XA:SH /XD "iPod Photo Cache"
Y: is my GladiNet drive.
As far as I can make out it's triggered when robocopy wants to copy a file in a subdirectory of a directory that isn't already present in the target. E.g. "c:\users\beardy\pics\a\b\_img1234.jpg" when the directory "y:\skydrive\shuttle\pics\a" doesn't already exist
If there are any files to be copied in "c:\users\beardy\pics\a", then "y:\skydrive\shuttle\pics\a" will be created OK. If there are not then it doesn't seem to get created and this error is shown.
I've seen an indication that the effect may also be exacerbated when there are files in "c:\users\beardy\pics\a", but they're all excluded by the /XF option to robocopy.
Running under Windows 7 Pro, updated with the latest .net patches as suggested by the GladiNet installer. Gladinet 3.2.799.16933.
Thanks
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Do you mean in the following 2 cases you'll hit the error?
1. robocopy wants to upload a file "c:\users\beardy\pics\a\b\_img1234.jpg" and the target folder pics\a doesn't exist 2. robocopy wants to create folder "y:\skydrive\shuttle\pics\a" and there is no file in folder a
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The first of those:
1. robocopy wants to upload a file "c:\users\beardy\pics\a\b\_img1234.jpg" and the target folder pics\a doesn't exist
You can repeat the same effect very easily without needing robocopy:
1) open a command prompt
2) cd into an empty directory
3) type "md a/b"
If I do that on a local drive on my computer it works, creating a directory 'a', with a second directory 'b' inside it.
If I do it when the current working directory is on a SkyDrive or Box drive mounted through Gladinet it fails with "The system cannot find the file specified."
Thanks
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Thanks. Do see the issue. Will open a bug to track it.
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I'm having this exact same issue right now. What's going on with the fix/solution to this?
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The bug is still open and dev team working on it.
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