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CLI support for true multi-target copy (single read, multiple destinations) in TeraCopy Pro / v4?

Hi Code Sector team, I’m building a fully automated ingest workflow on Windows (many removable media cards per day). The main bottleneck is source read speed (e.g., XQD ~400 MB/s). For us, true multi-target copy is a game changer: read the source once, write to two destinations (master + backup) within the same job, ideally with verification. In the GUI, the Target Tab supports multiple destinations using the | separator (e.g. D:\Job|E:\Job). But in the command line, the documentation only describes a single destination folder for Target, and when I try to pass D:\Job|E:\Job via CLI it does not behave as multi-target. Could you please clarify: Is true multi-target copying supported via CLI in TeraCopy Pro (or TeraCopy 4)? If yes: what is the exact CLI syntax / flags to specify multiple destinations (master + backup) in one operation? If CLI multi-target is not supported directly: is there an official automation-friendly approach, e.g. triggering a saved “Target Tab” / target set / profile, passing a job/queue definition file, or another supported interface, so we can start a single job that performs multi-target internally (single read, multi write), without manual UI steps? In TeraCopy 4: does the new queue system introduce any way to treat backup destinations as part of the same job (not a second copy pass)? Example use case: Source: X:\ (removable card) Destinations: D:\20260223_Project_K1_Karte_1 and E:\20260223_Project_K1_Karte_1 Requirement: single read from X:\, write to both D and E, with verification enabled. Thanks a lot—happy to test any beta/preview build or provide logs/command examples. Best regards,

Karl Kamera About 1 month ago

TeraCopy

Trying to verify that copied files checksum-match source files

I copied large number of files from one NAS to another using robocopy command. Several power outages happened during this process, so I wanted to verify that the target files match to the bit against the source files, and Gemini recommended TeraCopy - and I purchased it. So I set up the source path (let’s say \\A\B\C) then the target path (\\E\F\G\C), where the C folder on both NASes contain exactly the same set of folders and files. Then I say Verify (with the options set correctly), and yet when I run it, it always says “No Target File” for each file in the source folder. What am I doing wrong? When I am in the Browse for the T, I can see all the folders under “C”, but i don’t see any files. But this is also the case when I browse the Source yet TeraCopy can see all the files there. Finally, again upon Gemini advice, I tried to run the command line: This is on Windows 11. There I get a blue error pop-up box which says “This app can’t run on your PC (to find a version for your PC, check with the software publisher“ - and now the TeraCopy installation is messed up, and I have to reinstall it. I hope someone can help, thank you.

Goran Janevski About 1 month ago

TeraCopy

Verify operation does not clear/reset network error after resolving

Due to some unknown reason I receive this error for a short duration every day. “Code 1398. There is a time and/or date difference between the client and the server.” This affects all file operations including TeraCopy operations. I am trying to have this issue resolved separately, however there is potentially a TeraCopy specific bug as described below. If I encounter the error during a TeraCopy Verification operation, I will continue to receive it for those specific files for that specific “list”. Other operations like Test and Copy (I think) can be reattempted successfully without the error repeating. Would you be able to check the programming of the Verification operation to ensure that it attempts to read the file again instead of reverting to a previously encountered error?

Jason 3 months ago

TeraCopy

Planned

Auto folder generation from existing folder structure

Hello! I have 2 main gripes with direct folders, even though i use it daily. I’ll split these into 2 suggestions as they are quite unique So first one, I work with a lot of folders and files, I’m a CGI artist. I use a program called Post Haste to setup a folder structure for each project. Having to then set this up with Direct Folder is a massive chore. I also use 3 different machines and have to do it 3x (this is my second request). Anyways, it would be AWESOME, if I could point direct folders to a folder, and it automagically general the folder structure with sub-folders and folders for you. Additionally, if a new folder is added under the parent folder that you have pointed it to, it automatically adds that into the config. Thanks for your hard work on this!

Jay 4 months ago

Direct Folders