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Bug reports / Re: hfs hangs on access
« on: March 27, 2015, 07:28:26 PM »Quote
I just released a new version. I hope it solves your problem.
Yes, it works perfectly now. Thanks a lot!!!
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Yes, it works perfectly now. Thanks a lot!!!
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Bug reports / Re: hfs hangs on access
« on: March 23, 2015, 03:23:35 PM »
I don't even use the fingerprint feature in HFS (it's disabled) and I also don't want to use it in this case. HFS just found the big existing MD5 files and stopped working. The MD5 files are in the root directory of drive D: and HFS is installed in a subdirectory and the shared files are even on a different drive.
What I don't understand is, why is HFS reading the MD5 files even when the fingerprints are disabled. Furthermore when the fingerprints are enabled HFS shouldn't hang. And why does it look in the root directory of drive D: although program and the shared files are in different directories/drives.
What I don't understand is, why is HFS reading the MD5 files even when the fingerprints are disabled. Furthermore when the fingerprints are enabled HFS shouldn't hang. And why does it look in the root directory of drive D: although program and the shared files are in different directories/drives.
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Bug reports / hfs hangs on access
« on: March 22, 2015, 10:34:51 PM »
Hello,
hfs seems to hang when it finds big MD5 checksum files. I have two checksum files with 220.000 lines each. When a client tries to access hfs it just hangs. The process monitor from sysinternals show that hfs tries to access the MD5 file (see attachment). After accessing the first checksum file hfs hangs. Disabling fingerprints or recursive listings doesn't make a difference.
Best regards,
Zemo
hfs seems to hang when it finds big MD5 checksum files. I have two checksum files with 220.000 lines each. When a client tries to access hfs it just hangs. The process monitor from sysinternals show that hfs tries to access the MD5 file (see attachment). After accessing the first checksum file hfs hangs. Disabling fingerprints or recursive listings doesn't make a difference.
Best regards,
Zemo
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