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Remember successfully copied files #14

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paulmueller opened this issue Apr 8, 2022 · 1 comment
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Remember successfully copied files #14

paulmueller opened this issue Apr 8, 2022 · 1 comment

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There should be a disk-cache of files that have successfully been copied to the target directory.

  • this should be located somewhere in the user's cache directory
  • this should be part of the file verification and should come before MD5sum checks
  • This could simply be a hash of the raw and target file name
  • It should be possible to clear this cache (e.g. via CLI clear-cache)
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paulmueller commented Nov 30, 2023

The rationale behind this is that files that were copied once are "trusted" to not degrade in the target path. But one could also use the cache as a "failsafe" to check whether files in the input are rotten. Maybe one could also add a "verify" button that verifies files in input and output.

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