-=> Quoting Barry Blackford to Barry Blackford <=-

 
 GR>>>> Switches:
 GR>>>>    -NoSpaceChk   Do not check for sufficient disk space
 
 BB>>> On thinking about this, if it was a free space reporting problem, why
 BB>>> does it move files okay where there are no duplicate filenames, it's
 BB>>> only where the file already exists that t he problem is encountered?
 
 GR>> I don't know. Give it a try. It's a build in feature. If it works, I
 GR>> would prefere this one and wouldn't use an external program.
 
 BB> I will try this first (for that very reason), thanks Gisbert.

 BB> Seems that this switch does not work Gisbert..

 BB> ----------  Thu 02 Jan 3, ALLFIX v5.12.007 30-Dec-98 18:50
 BB> # 10:21:24  Command : File -NoCrc -NoSpaceChk
 BB> # 10:21:25  Scanning Internet spool file

 BB> # 10:22:29  Processing D:\ARGUS\INBOUND\BB58DBC4.TIC from 1:261/38
 BB> # 10:22:29   À (by BBBS/LiI v4.01 Flag-4)
 BB> # 10:22:29  Area I-BINKD
 BB> # 10:22:29  File ERRORS.TXT
 BB> # 10:22:29  Desc Anomalies reported from Z1 NodeList 2002/347
 BB> # 10:22:29  Crc  82AAF0D0
 BB> # 10:22:29  Path 1:142/928{at}FIDONET 1039773648 FRI DEC 13 15:00:48 2002
 BB> UTC+0500 # 10:22:29  Path 1:261/38.0 {at}021213150114 EST+5
 BB> # 10:22:29  Msg  Warning handling duplicate file
 BB> ! 10:22:29  Msg  Error moving file to destination: Insufficient disk
 BB> space # 10:22:29  Msg  Moving bad TIC file to 'D:\ALLFIX\ORPHAN\'
 BB> # 10:22:29  Msg  Moving orphaned file 'ERRORS.TXT' to
 BB> 'D:\ALLFIX\ORPHAN\' 

        My guess is that it works but not the way it may
        not seem to work.  In that it does no space
        checking however when it moves the files the
        OS itself refuses the move and thus errors to
        allfix.  Gotta have the OS allow the move before
        allfix does but then again i guess that's the reason
        for the option.  I never used the nospace myself.
        But my guess is if you try to move a 1.2 meg
        file to a drive with only 300k left of space
        even with allfix doing the no check thing the OS
        will likely refuse it...I'd hope..

        But then again is the above with such a case or
        is there plenty of space? :)

                                        


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