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Feel free to follow whichever one seems more accessible to your current situation. Below you have a collection of methods that other users in a similar situation have used to get the issue resolved.Īll the methods presented below should resolve the issue. If you’re struggling to resolve the same error message, the methods below will help you to resolve the issue.

Whenever this limit is exceeded, the entire folder path will be locked from conventional handling. The “The source file names are larger than is supported by the file system” will occur because Microsoft only allows 258 characters in the folder path subfolder. Why does the Source Path Too Long error occur

The source file names are larger than is supported by the file systemĪ big problem with this particular error is that once it occurs, you can’t (apparently) do anything else with the file/folder other than letting it occupy valuable storage space. Whenever this happens, you can’t move, delete or rename any of the involved files/folders.

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This typically happens with a file (or more) that is buried in a series of subfolders that have long names. Affected users report receiving a Source Path Too Long prompt telling them that “The source file names are larger than is supported by the file system”. Is this possible.A lot of users are dealing with a weird scenario when trying to copy or delete something on their computer. So rather than backing up a file/folder or drive, we are backing up a group of files/folder with a certain tag. There is no explanation on this, what is the feature under General/Groups? Can this feature help with above request? Example: Tag folders in the source and SyncTime will create a backup job and look for all files/folder with this tag, and backup to destination. As far as I understand, SPAN is also just the same as STRIPED so I dont want this either.Ģ. I want SyncTime to manage on the fly, and push files to drives, independable, so if only 1 of the backup drives are connected, the files backed up to it are still readable, this is why I don’t want JBOD, I want individual drives to be still readable as normal, SyncTime will just manage where each file will be saved to but it does not use drives as STRIPED.

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I do not want to use software raid JBOD because this will increase failure possibility, JBOD is not as safe. Can SyncTime do this? Cn SyncTime manage a source 8TB drive, and backup files to several drives which together are also 8TB. I have a bunch of external drives I now want to use as backup drives and will buy a single 8TB drive and want to use the smaller drives as backups to the new 8TB drive.

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I just need it to update the tags when syncing across a network and it will be perfect for my needs.ġ.

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Is there a way to have the syncing of tags work the same way across a network as they do going to and from an external hard drive? Is this maybe something that works in the full version of SyncTime and is just a limitation of the lite version? This is what I’m looking for to happen across a network connection. If I perform a sync where the folders are on the same computer or going from a computer to or from an external hard drive, then the tag is always updated on the destination. When “pulling” files from a computer (SyncTime is running on the computer with the destination folder) if the only change to the file is that the tag has changed, no changes are made to the destination regardless of whether it was just a change in tag color or the removal of a tag. In fact, the confirm dialog window doesn’t even show that a change needs to be made. When I then do a sync the tag on the destination is not removed. The problem occurs when I remove the tag completely on the source (no color). If I only change the tag color on the source and sync again, the tag change is reflected in destination which is also correct. When “pushing” files to another computer (SyncTime is running on the computer with the source folder), during the initial sync, tags are transferred correctly. When I do a one way sync from one computer to another computer using a network connection, the tags don’t sync properly. Everything has been perfect except one issue I was hoping you could help me with. I’m testing SyncTime Lite to make sure your app will work for my purposes before buying.

Mountain duck file rename problem