Problem archiving from shares between 4.01 and 6.01

Micke

Setting for saving drive letters and network shares is usually an extra option in compression applications, not an default one.

Personally I didn’t even think of that the drive letters and network shares wasn’t saved in the path for the files when creating archives. If this will be implemented in a future version of PACL maybe it then should be with an option if it’s to be included or not during archive creation.

@spwolf:

I am glad that more people are now telling us how they use PACL, thats really very helpful!

What’s the idea of using a list file if it can only have one row in it? I haven’t used list files before because I haven’t used PACL for so long time yet. However IMHO there should be possible to have more than one line of paths to the files in a list file. Otherwise you can just put the path directly in the command when running PACOMP.

Kind Regards
Micke

spwolf

@Micke:

Personally I didn’t even think of that the drive letters and network shares wasn’t saved in the path for the files when creating archives. If this will be implemented in a future version of PACL maybe it then should be with an option if it’s to be included or not during archive creation.

What’s the idea of using a list file if it can only have one row in it? I haven’t used list files before because I haven’t used PACL for so long time yet. However IMHO there should be possible to have more than one line of paths to the files in a list file. Otherwise you can just put the path directly in the command when running PACOMP.

Kind Regards
Micke

yeah, as i said, it would be an additional option. When it comes to PACL, people use it in various ways, so always good to have options.

As to the list issue, it is an bug, not intended behaviour!

Micke

Hi Badders!
Here’s a script for use with PACL 6.01. It will solve half of your problem by making it possible to have more than one row in a list file.

I have made it very simple for me, the script assumes that you have a maximum of 10 rows in the list file. It’s very easy to add more if you need to.

Here’s the code for the script. Copy the code and save it as PACOMP_List.vbs or whatever name you prefer.

'******************************************************************************
'* PACOMP_List.vbs
'* @author:	Micke
'* @hist	2010-03-12	CREATED:Script for compress multiple file types
'*						using a listfile.
'*
'* Usage: cscript PACOMP_List.vbs ArchiveName.extension ListFilePath
'* Example1: cscript PACOMP_List.vbs C:\Temp\MyArchive.zip C:\Temp\ListFile.txt
'* Example2: cscript PACOMP_List.vbs C:\Temp\MyArchive.zip D:\Test\FileLists.txt
'*
'*******************************************************************************
Option Explicit

'Constants
Const PACOMP = "C:\Programs\PACL\PACOMP.exe"

'Variables
Dim FSO, objDir, aList(10), aPath(10), FileExtension, ArchiveName, ListFilePath
Dim aFile, aItem, strCompressionString, WshShell, objTextFile
Dim strCurrentLine, iCounter, strPath, DrivePath, strCurrentFileName

'Check number of arguments
If WScript.Arguments.Count <> 2 Then
	WScript.Echo "Usage: cscript PACOMP_List.vbs ArchiveName.extension ListFilePath"
	WScript.Echo "Example 1: cscript PACOMP_List.vbs C:\Temp\MyArchive.zip C:\Temp\ListFile.txt"
	WScript.Echo "Example 2: cscript PACOMP_List.vbs C:\Temp\MyArchive.zip D:\Test\FileLists.txt"
	WScript.Quit
End If

'Create the FileSystemObject
Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

'Create the ShellObject
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

'Get data from the Arguments
ArchiveName = WScript.Arguments.Item(0)
ListFilePath = WScript.Arguments.Item(1)

'Read data from ListFile
If FSO.FileExists(ListFilePath) Then
	ReadFromListFile()
Else
	WScript.Echo "Could not find ListFile"
	WScript.Echo "Path to ListFile set as: " & ListFilePath
	WScript.Echo "Unable to continue script, exiting..."
	WScript.Quit
End If

'Check the filetypes in the ListFile
CheckFileTypes()

Sub ReadFromListFile()

	iCounter = 0

	Set objTextFile = FSO.OpenTextFile(ListFilePath, 1)

	Do Until objTextFile.AtEndOfStream
		aPath(iCounter)= objTextFile.ReadLine
		iCounter = iCounter + 1
	Loop

	objTextFile.Close

End Sub

Sub CheckFileTypes()

	'Check the Array of FilePaths
	For Each strPath In aPath

		If Len(strPath) > 0 Then

			'Get the FileName from the path
			strCurrentFileName = Mid(strPath, InStrRev(strPath, "\")+1)

			'Check if FileName is not set as *.*
			If strCurrentFileName <> "*.*" Then

				'Get the Path without the FileName
				strPath = Left(strPath,Len(strPath)-Len(strCurrentFileName))

				'Get the FileExtension
				FileExtension = LCase(Right(strCurrentFileName, 3))

				'Set the current folder to start searching from
				Set objDir = FSO.GetFolder(strPath)
				SearchFolders(objDir)
			Else
				AddAllFilesToArchive(strPath)
			End If
		End If

	Next

End Sub

'Sub for Searching recursive in Folders
Sub SearchFolders(pstrCurrentPath)

	For Each aFile In pstrCurrentPath.Files
		If FileExtension = LCase(Right(CStr(aFile.Name), 3)) Then
			AddFileToArchive aFile.Path
		End If
	Next

	For Each aItem In pstrCurrentPath.SubFolders
	   SearchFolders(aItem)
	Next

End Sub

Sub AddFileToArchive(pstrFileName)

	'Create the string with parameters for PACOMP
	strCompressionString = PACOMP & " -a -p -k -c2 " & Chr(34) & ArchiveName & Chr(34) & " " & Chr(34) & pstrFileName & Chr(34)
	WScript.Echo strCompressionString
	WshShell.Run strCompressionString, 0, True

End Sub

Sub AddAllFilesToArchive(pstrFileName)

	'Create the string with parameters for PACOMP
	strCompressionString = PACOMP & " -a -r -p -k -c2 " & Chr(34) & ArchiveName & Chr(34) & " " & Chr(34) & pstrFileName & Chr(34)
	WScript.Echo strCompressionString
	WshShell.Run strCompressionString, 0, True

End Sub

I don’t know if you have any use of this. I only wrote it because it’s fun writing scripts as workarounds for problems :)

The script is only tested with PACL 6.01 on Windows XP Sp3.

Kind Regards
Micke

TBGBe

For what it is worth, I have only used @list with filenames (not folders) and then multiple lines works OK
(easier as the names don’t have to be quoted when spaces are in path/name).

spwolf

Micke is spoiling us with his scripts ;-).

Micke

@spwolf:

Micke is spoiling us with his scripts ;-).

Thanks, now I feel an obligation to continue writing scripts for use with PACL when users report new problems :)

Kind Regards
Micke

Badders

Wow - so much interest :)

First of all, thanks for everyone’s contributions and especially Micke for the script. I’ve downloaded it and it works fine for issue 2, “multiple rows in listfile”:

E:\PACL6>ver

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]

E:\PACL6>type pacl6prob.lst
\\DTTST03\Data\pacltest\*.*
\\DTRAH05\Data\pacltest\*.*

E:\PACL6>cscript pacl6probscript.vbs PACL6prob.zip PACL6prob.lst
Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.7
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

E:\PACL6\PACOMP.exe -a -r -p -k -c2 "PACL6prob.zip" "\\DTTST03\Data\pacltest\*.*
"
E:\PACL6\PACOMP.exe -a -r -p -k -c2 "PACL6prob.zip" "\\DTRAH05\Data\pacltest\*.*
"

E:\PACL6>paext -t PACL6prob.zip
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to: Decision Systems Ltd
Archive Extr.---ZIP,ZIPX,7Z,CAB,LHA,ARJ,RAR,ACE,TAR,GZ,BZ2,UUE,ZOO,B64,YENC,...
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive --> E:\PACL6\PACL6prob.zip [ZIP]

  testing: pacltest\F1\FILE1.TXT  --> OK [25%]
  testing: pacltest\F1\FILE2.TXT  --> OK [50%]
  testing: pacltest\F2\FILE3.TXT  --> OK [75%]
  testing: pacltest\F2\FILE4.TXT  --> OK [100%]
  testing: pacltest\  --> OK [100%]
  testing: pacltest\F1\  --> OK [100%]
  testing: pacltest\F2\  --> OK [100%]

E:\PACL6>

Regarding the second, and more important, issue for me, I’d be happy with an option to store the machine & share names. Options are good :D

I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree on whether a developers “tidying up”, affecting functionality of the product, is right. If other users are reporting it as a bug then a decision has to be made, one way or the other - which is what’s happened. Unfortunately, this time, I was at the wrong end of the decision.

Regarding a refund? I don’t one. I think I’ve had real value for money from PACL and wish to contribute to it’s continued development. Version 6 does offer so much more (as you say) and I like the way coneXware operates. I do feel a little guilty that I didn’t test the version 6 beta as these issues would have surfaced much earlier.

Keep up the good work guys and here’s looking forward to 6.02. Let me know if I can help with testing etc.

Badders

spwolf

thank you badders! Better check our future betas so there wont be any surprises ;-).

As i said before, we warmly welcome more advanced users for PACL to the forums, so you can tell us better how you use PACL. Without that, we are just guessing!

thanks.

Micke

Hi Badders!
It’s nice to hear that the script works for you. As always there’s a risk of something missing and you don’t see it until someone else is testing it.

Kind Regards
Micke

Badders

Better check our future betas so there wont be any surprises ;-).

Ouch!

As i said before, we warmly welcome more advanced users for PACL to the forums, so you can tell us better how you use PACL. Without that, we are just guessing!

Certainly will. I’ll have a think and let you know.

(Thank you again Micke for your work on the script alternative)

Cheers,
Badders

spwolf

;-)

Micke

Hi!
I’m working on a new script for use with PACL and during the tests of it I discovered some new information regarding the problem described in this thread.

@spwolf:

Hi guys,

Let me confirm this:

so there are 2 issues:
1. You want drive/share included into the path
2. If we have multiple share paths in list file, it will not work. Only single line works?

thanks!

I have tested this with 2 different list files
List file with one row (Listfile_Singlerow.txt)

Q:\Dokument\Amiga\*.pcx

List file with two rows (Listfile_Doublerow.txt)

Q:\Dokument\Amiga\*.pcx
R:\Cinemaware\*.adf

Running the command with single line list row

Q:\>pacomp -a -p Test_PACOMP_ListSingleRow.zip @Listfile_Singlerow.txt
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to:
Archive Compression Utility -- ZIP,ZIPX,7-ZIP,CAB,LHA,BH,JAR,TAR,GZIP,BZIP2
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive: Q:\Test_PACOMP_ListSingleRow.zip
  preparing to compress...
  adding: REFSCAN1.PCX   --> Done. [23%]
  adding: REFSCAN2.PCX   --> Done. [41%]
  adding: REFSCAN3.PCX   --> Done. [53%]
  adding: REFSCAN4.PCX   --> Done. [71%]
  adding: REFSCAN5.PCX   --> Done. [89%]
  adding: REFSCAN6.PCX   --> Done. [100%]

All OK

Q:\>

Running the same command with double line list row

Q:\>pacomp -a -p Test_PACOMP_ListDouble.zip @Listfile_Doublerow.txt
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to:
Archive Compression Utility -- ZIP,ZIPX,7-ZIP,CAB,LHA,BH,JAR,TAR,GZIP,BZIP2
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive: Q:\Test_PACOMP_ListDouble.zip
  preparing to compress...

   *** ERROR ():    DefaultDir
   *** WARNING: Nothing to add or update...

1 error(s) encountered

Q:\>

Now if I change the command in PACOMP from -p to -P and run it again with double line list row

Q:\>pacomp -a -P Test_PACOMP_ListDouble.zip @Listfile_Doublerow.txt
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to:
Archive Compression Utility -- ZIP,ZIPX,7-ZIP,CAB,LHA,BH,JAR,TAR,GZIP,BZIP2
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive: Q:\Test_PACOMP_ListDouble.zip
  preparing to compress...
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN1.PCX   --> Done. [0%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN2.PCX   --> Done. [1%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN3.PCX   --> Done. [1%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN4.PCX   --> Done. [2%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN5.PCX   --> Done. [2%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN6.PCX   --> Done. [3%]
  adding: Cinemaware\ICFTD21.adf   --> Done. [11%]
  adding: Cinemaware\ICFTD22.adf   --> Done. [20%]
  adding: Cinemaware\ICFTD23.adf   --> Done. [29%]
  adding: Cinemaware\it_came_from_the_desert-1.adf   --> Done. [38%]
  adding: Cinemaware\it_came_from_the_desert-2.adf   --> Done. [47%]
  adding: Cinemaware\it_came_from_the_desert-3.adf   --> Done. [55%]
  adding: Cinemaware\Tvbaskt1.adf   --> Done. [64%]
  adding: Cinemaware\TVBASKT2.ADF   --> Done. [73%]
  adding: Cinemaware\tvsportboxing.adf   --> Done. [82%]
  adding: Cinemaware\TVSportsBaseball-1.adf   --> Done. [91%]
  adding: Cinemaware\TVSportsBaseball-2.adf   --> Done. [100%]

All OK

Q:\>

As you can see, the results is now successful. The problem appears when you are using the -p parameter in the command, but if you are using the -P parameter instead, multiple rows in list files works without any problem.

I haven’t tested this with \<machine><sharename>\ in list files but most likely it will work the same depending on if you use the -P parameter.

I believe we can remove issue 2 from the list, however I would like to know why it works with -P but not with -p

Kind Regards
Micke</sharename></machine>

spwolf

p|P : store relative Pathnames|store full Pathnames

;-)

Micke

@spwolf:

p|P : store relative Pathnames|store full Pathnames

Yes, I know that, but the error message doesn’t indicate that the parameter p is the problem.

Maybe this should be mentioned in the documentation of PACL that the command -p in combination with a list file could cause error messages if the list file contains more than one row.

Kind Regards
Micke

spwolf

@Micke:

Yes, I know that, but the error message doesn’t indicate that the parameter p is the problem.

Maybe this should be mentioned in the documentation of PACL that the command -p in combination with a list file could cause error messages if the list file contains more than one row.

Kind Regards
Micke

but thats an bug ;-)…. so in next update, it will be fixed.

Micke

@spwolf:

but thats an bug ;-)…. so in next update, it will be fixed.

Thanks, the reason for bringing this up again was that the first test indicated that there was always error messages when using list files with multiple lines. When I found out that it worked with more than one line by using the P parameter I thought that maybe it wasn’t a bug but incorrect parameter setting.

Anyway, thanks for the information. Looking forward the next update of PACL

Kind Regards
Micke

Badders

I haven’t tested this with \<machine><sharename>\ in list files but most likely it will work the same depending on if you use the -P parameter.</sharename></machine>

No it doesn’t - unfortunately.

E:\PACL6>ver

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]

E:\PACL6>type pacl6prob.lst
\\DTTST03\Data\pacltest\*.*
\\DTRAH05\Data\pacltest\*.*

E:\PACL6>pacomp -a -r -P -k -c2 PACL6prob.zip @PACL6prob.lst
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to: Decision Systems Ltd
Archive Compression Utility -- ZIP,ZIPX,7-ZIP,CAB,LHA,BH,JAR,TAR,GZIP,BZIP2
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive: E:\PACL6\PACL6prob.zip
  preparing to compress...
  adding: pacltest\F1\FILE1.TXT   --> Done. [12%]
  adding: pacltest\F1\FILE2.TXT   --> Done. [25%]
  adding: pacltest\F2\FILE3.TXT   --> Done. [37%]
  adding: pacltest\F2\FILE4.TXT   --> Done. [50%]
  adding: pacltest\F1\FILE1.TXT   --> Done. [62%]
  adding: pacltest\F1\FILE2.TXT   --> Done. [75%]
  adding: pacltest\F2\FILE3.TXT   --> Done. [87%]
  adding: pacltest\F2\FILE4.TXT   --> Done. [100%]

All OK

E:\PACL6>paext -t PACL6prob.zip
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to: Decision Systems Ltd
Archive Extr.---ZIP,ZIPX,7Z,CAB,LHA,ARJ,RAR,ACE,TAR,GZ,BZ2,UUE,ZOO,B64,YENC,...
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive --> E:\PACL6\PACL6prob.zip [ZIP]

  testing: pacltest\F1\FILE1.TXT  --> OK [12%]
  testing: pacltest\F1\FILE2.TXT  --> OK [25%]
  testing: pacltest\F2\FILE3.TXT  --> OK [37%]
  testing: pacltest\F2\FILE4.TXT  --> OK [50%]
  testing: pacltest\F1\FILE1.TXT  --> OK [62%]
  testing: pacltest\F1\FILE2.TXT  --> OK [75%]
  testing: pacltest\F2\FILE3.TXT  --> OK [87%]
  testing: pacltest\F2\FILE4.TXT  --> OK [100%]

E:\PACL6>pause
Press any key to continue . . .

It doesn’t come up with the ‘*** ERROR (): DefaultDir’ message (as it does with -p) but what you do get, somehow, is duplicate files as shown above.

Bug? ;)

Micke

@Badders:

No it doesn’t - unfortunately.

It doesn’t come up with the ‘*** ERROR (): DefaultDir’ message (as it does with -p) but what you do get, somehow, is duplicate files as shown above.

Bug? ;)

My guess is that you have the same directory and file structure in both computer shares. The files will be added to the archive with full path, but the path is the exactly the same on both computer shares.

I’ll probably be able to reproduce this when using different drive letters if the path and files is the same on both drives.

I have also been successful with use of the -p parameter on multiple line list files on some occasions. I need to do some more tests to see how I can recreate a successful results with the -p parameter and multiple line list files.

Kind Regards
Micke

Micke

@Badders:

what you do get, somehow, is duplicate files as shown above.

I get the same results when I use drive letters in list file.

Listfile_Doublerow.txt

Q:\Dokument\Amiga\*.*
R:\Dokument\Amiga\*.*

Q:\>pacomp -a -P -r Test_Doublerow.zip @Listfile_Doublerow.txt
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to:
Archive Compression Utility -- ZIP,ZIPX,7-ZIP,CAB,LHA,BH,JAR,TAR,GZIP,BZIP2
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive: Q:\Test_Doublerow.zip
  preparing to compress...
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\Deluxe Paint 4 Manual.pdf   --> Done. [2%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN1.PCX   --> Done. [4%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN2.PCX   --> Done. [6%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN3.PCX   --> Done. [7%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN4.PCX   --> Done. [9%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN5.PCX   --> Done. [11%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN6.PCX   --> Done. [12%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\Amiga XP x86.pdf   --> Done. [45%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\3Pluto.pcx   --> Done. [46%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\4Goofy.pcx   --> Done. [48%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\5Donald.pcx   --> Done. [49%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\6Daisy.pcx   --> Done. [49%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\3Pluto.pcx   --> Done. [50%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\4Goofy.pcx   --> Done. [52%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\5Donald.pcx   --> Done. [53%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\TF\6Daisy.pcx   --> Done. [54%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\Deluxe Paint 4 Manual.pdf   --> Done. [56%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN1.PCX   --> Done. [58%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN2.PCX   --> Done. [60%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN3.PCX   --> Done. [61%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN4.PCX   --> Done. [63%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN5.PCX   --> Done. [65%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN6.PCX   --> Done. [66%]
  adding: Dokument\Amiga\Amiga XP x86.pdf   --> Done. [100%]

All OK

Q:\>paext -t Test_Doublerow.zip
PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL)              Version 6.01       [Feb 07 2010]
Copyright(c) 1999-2010 ConeXware, Inc.  All Rights Reserved. Registered Version
This product is licensed to:
Archive Extr.---ZIP,ZIPX,7Z,CAB,LHA,ARJ,RAR,ACE,TAR,GZ,BZ2,UUE,ZOO,B64,YENC,...
  Internet: http://www.powerarchiver.com  Email: support@conexware.com

Archive --> Q:\Test_Doublerow.zip [ZIP]

  testing: Dokument\Amiga\Deluxe Paint 4 Manual.pdf  --> OK [2%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN1.PCX  --> OK [4%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN2.PCX  --> OK [6%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN3.PCX  --> OK [7%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN4.PCX  --> OK [9%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN5.PCX  --> OK [11%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN6.PCX  --> OK [12%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\Amiga XP x86.pdf  --> OK [45%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\3Pluto.pcx  --> OK [46%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\4Goofy.pcx  --> OK [48%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\5Donald.pcx  --> OK [49%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\6Daisy.pcx  --> OK [49%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\3Pluto.pcx  --> OK [50%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\4Goofy.pcx  --> OK [52%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\5Donald.pcx  --> OK [53%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\TF\6Daisy.pcx  --> OK [54%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\Deluxe Paint 4 Manual.pdf  --> OK [56%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN1.PCX  --> OK [58%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN2.PCX  --> OK [60%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN3.PCX  --> OK [61%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN4.PCX  --> OK [63%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN5.PCX  --> OK [65%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\REFSCAN6.PCX  --> OK [66%]
  testing: Dokument\Amiga\Amiga XP x86.pdf  --> OK [100%]

Q:\>

The duplicate files is logic because the path is exactly the same in both rows except for the drive letter. It’s a bug because obvious nobody have tried using same path and filenames but on different machines and/or drive letters before. :)

Kind Regards
Micke

spwolf

PACL 6.02 RC:
http://www.powerarchiver.com/test/release10/pacl602.exe

Please check your reported issues and see if they are fixed or not… thanks!

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Extracting password protected archive.

Archive based on age

Pacomp.vbs preserve the folder structure

My password

Problem archiving from shares between 4.01 and 6.01