Exit With Non Empty Queue

[Thog]

I use the folling to run FlashFXP:

"C:\Program Files\FlashFXP\flashfxp.exe" -go -tray -lock -pass="pw" -savequeque -c2 backup.fqf

But when it's finished it askes me "Exit With Non Empty Queue". I used the same with the older version and it just existed... Am I doing anything wrong or should command -savequeque make it not ask... I run this 2 times a day and if I leave for 3 days I have 6 instances of FlashFXP all asking me to confirm the exit... It didn't do that before!

Noah

* FlashFXP v[3].[2.0], build [1080], [x] Registered, [] Unregistered, [] Pirated
* OS [x] WinXP, [] Win2K, [] Win98, [] WinME, [] Other
* Running behind NAT/router [] Yes & Model [], [x] No, [] Not sure
* Running firewall [x] Yes, Name [SP2], Ver. [], or [] No
* Running Antivirus [] Yes, Name [] or [x] No
* Network [] xDSL, [] CABLE, [] Dail-Up, [x] Dedicated Server

[bigstar]

The command line switches wont override your confirmation settings, you'll need to uncheck the confirmation setting for "Exit With Non Empty Queue" in the Preferences.

This behavior may be changed in future versions of FlashFXP.

[Thog]

I have unchecked the Confirm 'Exit With Non Empty Queue' button and I'm still having it hang on me when things are done...

I have attached a photo of my settings and I will attach a photo of what is happening over time in the next message.

[Thog]

Ok now you can see when it's done it just does not close, this is after 1 day where it has run 2 times (every 12 hours), but after 3 days you will have 6 flashfxp windows open which are all not closed...

This is run with the command line above from a batch file... Which transfers all files from one server to another server 2 times a day...

DATABASE BACKUP:

FOR /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%I IN ('DATE /t') DO SET mydate=%%L-%%J-%%K
FOR /F "tokens=1-3 delims=:, " %%I IN ('TIME /t') DO SET mytime=%%I-%%J-%%K
ECHO The value is "%mydate%-%mytime%"

net stop mysql

xcopy C:\Progra~1\Apache~1\MySQL\data E:\Backups\%mydate%-%mytime%\ /E /Y

net start mysql

rmdir /S /Q D:\Websites\Z2
xcopy E:\Backups\%mydate%-%mytime% D:\Websites\Z2\ /E /Y

rmdir /S /Q E:\Websites\Z2
xcopy E:\Backups\%mydate%-%mytime% E:\Websites\Z2\ /E /Y

"C:\Program Files\FlashFXP\flashfxp.exe" -go -tray -lock -pass="pw" -savequeque -c2 backup.fqf

[bigstar]

There seems to be a problem with using the -lock param via the command line, when this is set FlashFXP can't exit properly.

In the meantime exclude -lock from your command line.

This will be addressed in the next maintenance release.

[Thog]

On another note...

If your locking flashfxp (-lock) I don't think you really need the (-pass="pw")... It's kinda wierd since anyone who looks in the place which is calling it will get your password and if you would like to open flashfxp after it's locked so you have to put the password in anyways.

What do you think about this...