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Title: Copy without stop on error
Post by: vilde on 2019/08/12, 09:20:36

Tonight I wanted to move a large amount  nearly 800Gb, of files between two usb disks. "Estimated time 8 hours" This morning  when checking, of cause the file moving has halted with a dialog because something like "wrong filename". This is annoying, because now I have to wait 3 hours more.

Next time, how do I do this without the process is halted because of a single file is not working to move?

Title: Re: Copy without stop on error
Post by: Geier0815 on 2019/08/12, 09:41:20

At such a big chunk I wouldn't trust mv. I would use rsync and after double-checking that everything is all right I would delete the source with rm.

Title: Re: Copy without stop on error
Post by: vilde on 2019/08/12, 09:51:08

Quote from: Geier0815 on 2019/08/12, 09:41:20

At such a big chunk I wouldn't trust mv. I would use rsync and after double-checking that everything is all right I would delete the source with rm.

To simplify i didn't wrote that I did do a copy, not a move. I will check before I delete the source disk. And I did it in GUI.
Edit: The process is ended now, only arround 450 gb was copied, i'ts not working
Edit 2: trying with rsync now

Title: Re: Copy without stop on error
Post by: hendrikL on 2019/08/12, 12:36:25

mh, maybe use  "gcp" https://code.lm7.fr/mcy/gcp

it is in debian,

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apt show gcp
Edit: what about tar? or rsync?

Title: Re: Copy without stop on error
Post by: vilde on 2019/08/12, 18:21:00

Rsync failed after 7 hours, and now the target hd is not reachable.  I quit this, it's an old internal hard disk I thought I could use as some storage. I bye a new one and keep the files where they are.