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gcp is a file copy tool, freely inspired from cp, but with a few high-level |
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functionalities such as: |
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gcp is a file copy tool, freely inspired from cp, but with a few |
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high-level functionalities such as: |
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* transfer progression indication |
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* continuous copying on error (skip to next file) |
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* copy status logging: gcp logs all its actions so that it is possible to |
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know which files have been successfuly copied |
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* copy status logging: gcp logs all its actions so that it is possible |
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to know which files have been successfuly copied |
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* name mangling to handle target filesystem limitations (for example |
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deletion of incompatible characters "*" or "?" on FAT) |
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* forced copy serialization: process all copy requests sequentially in |
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order to avoid useless moves of the hard disk head |
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* transfer lists management: you can save a list of files you copied and |
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copy them again later from that list (useful for example when copying |
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several times the same tracks to multiple friends) |
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* transfer lists management: you can save a list of files you copied |
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and copy them again later from that list (useful for example when |
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copying several times the same tracks to multiple friends) |
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* command-line interface similar to that of cp |