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CCC is now much more proactive about dealing with malfunctioning hardware. If a defective hard drive is causing the backup task to hang or to spew thousands of errors, CCC will generally abort the backup task within five minutes of the hang, collect extensive diagnostics information, then offer some hardware troubleshooting suggestions.
CCC will proactively report physical read and write errors before starting a backup task and give the user the opportunity to abort the task (e.g., and take appropriate hardware troubleshooting measures, replace hardware, etc.).
Fixed
Errors related to setting or unsetting file flags on files that reside on SMB network volumes are once again properly suppressed.
Errors that the remote Macintosh could not be reached are now properly suppressed when the user has chosen the option to silently skip the backup task when the source or destination is unavailable.
Fixed an issue in which a one-day reminder was getting assigned to a scheduled task that was configured to run "When the source or destination is reattached" despite that the user did not have a reminder interval scheduled for that task.
Addressed an issue in which the CCC application update process may appear to hang.
Resolved a problem in which CCC would errantly report than an Xsan volume was unavailable during a scheduled backup.
Fixed an issue in which a CCC scheduled task could prevent idle sleep while the "Task finished" panel was displayed.
Changed
CCC offers better progress indication in situations where the first folder encountered has many items (e.g., 10,000 files).
Errors generated by the Synology DiskStation NAS appliance related to the "01APIC_0X.jpg" extended attribute (an attribute that is proprietary to and added by the DiskStation NAS device) are now suppressed.
Improved the performance of saving multiple scheduled tasks.
The ccchelper application will no longer register itself as a handler for the "plist" document type. The absence of a more suitable handler for this file type (especially on Mavericks) often leads to ccchelper being chosen as the default handler, and that was never our intention.
Improved handling of resource forks larger than 1MB when reading from or writing to some SMB sharepoints.
Addressed an issue in which the connection to a "Remote Macintosh" would be terminated by an overly aggressive firewall or proxy server.
In effetti... Io però me l'ero accattato......Kernel Panic ha scritto:Premesso che Yosemite ufficialmente ancora non esiste e quindi non possono neanche studiarselo con calma, se si prendono l'impegno di avvisarti loro sono dei signori …..
Non trovo l'emoticon con le dita incrociate...Kernel Panic ha scritto:Io pure, e allora?
Quando sarà il momento (molto presto immagino, vista la rapidità con cui l'anno scorso hanno aggiornato il loro software a Mavericks) avremo in Applicazioni la nuova versione aggiornata.
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