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PostPosted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:09 pm    Post subject: Mirror move files on target Reply with quote

One thing that seems wasteful in terms of bandwidth is that when a set of files gets moved (eg to a new folder) in the source, VV deletes the old ones on the target then recopies the new ones.

Isn't there a way to optimize this so that VV moves the files in the target if a move has been performed on the exact same files in the source?
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PostPosted: Sun Dec 18, 2016 10:49 pm    Post subject: Re: Mirror move files on target Reply with quote

ruze wrote:
One thing that seems wasteful in terms of bandwidth is that when a set of files gets moved (eg to a new folder) in the source, VV deletes the old ones on the target then recopies the new ones.

Isn't there a way to optimize this so that VV moves the files in the target if a move has been performed on the exact same files in the source?


This question is very pertinent for my needs and I am dismayed it has gotten no answers here as I spend a lot of time organizing files and directories but have found that when I want to replicate the file management to another drive it always requires a cloning process, which is absurd when you only move or rename a few files and folders.

I will post this as a new post in different terms, perhaps this has gotten no responses because it wasn't clear enough.
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