Doing some maintenance of my folders today, I checked the duplication count of one of them.
Strangely, dpcmd told me that the actual duplication number is greater than what I configured:
D:\Applications>dpcmd get-duplication Drivers
Found 'Drivers'
Expected number of copies: 2
Found number of copies: 3
Is directory: True
Has multiple sub-duplication counts: False
- \Device\HarddiskVolume12\PoolPart.81f030f2-2871-42ff-a4a9-3b7c96ed41f4\Applications\Drivers
- \Device\HarddiskVolume4\PoolPart.60599e22-1e43-4c69-ae7e-4ed4c09af05e\Applications\Drivers
- \Device\HarddiskVolume9\PoolPart.9172bfeb-6f11-448e-b90a-55627c6b31bf\Applications\Drivers
Could someone explain that? Is there a way to make DP perform some cleanup?
Edit: checking other folders, it gets even worst:
D:\Applications>dpcmd get-duplication Games
Found 'Games'
Expected number of copies: 1
Found number of copies: 4
Is directory: True
Has multiple sub-duplication counts: False
- \Device\HarddiskVolume12\PoolPart.81f030f2-2871-42ff-a4a9-3b7c96ed41f4\Applications\Games
- \Device\HarddiskVolume1\PoolPart.e69774f6-a237-4849-b673-9349b2016df1\Applications\Games
- \Device\HarddiskVolume4\PoolPart.60599e22-1e43-4c69-ae7e-4ed4c09af05e\Applications\Games
- \Device\HarddiskVolume9\PoolPart.9172bfeb-6f11-448e-b90a-55627c6b31bf\Applications\Games
D:\Applications>dpcmd get-duplication "Operating Systems"
Found 'Operating Systems'
Expected number of copies: 1
Found number of copies: 2
Is directory: True
Has multiple sub-duplication counts: False
- \Device\HarddiskVolume12\PoolPart.81f030f2-2871-42ff-a4a9-3b7c96ed41f4\Applications\Operating Systems
- \Device\HarddiskVolume4\PoolPart.60599e22-1e43-4c69-ae7e-4ed4c09af05e\Applications\Operating Systems
D:\Applications>dpcmd get-duplication Tools
Found 'Tools'
Expected number of copies: 1
Found number of copies: 2
Is directory: True
Has multiple sub-duplication counts: False
- \Device\HarddiskVolume12\PoolPart.81f030f2-2871-42ff-a4a9-3b7c96ed41f4\Applications\Tools
- \Device\HarddiskVolume4\PoolPart.60599e22-1e43-4c69-ae7e-4ed4c09af05e\Applications\Tools
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DrParis
Hi there,
Doing some maintenance of my folders today, I checked the duplication count of one of them.
Strangely, dpcmd told me that the actual duplication number is greater than what I configured:
Could someone explain that? Is there a way to make DP perform some cleanup?
Edit: checking other folders, it gets even worst:
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