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Author Topic: JkDefrag 3.4 continues to defrag next drive when closed  (Read 2960 times)
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« on: January 05, 2007, 08:08:06 pm »

I started JkDefrag from a script using:
      c:\dave\JkDefrag.exe -a 4 C: E:
As it started the analyze phase of drive C:, I decided I wanted to stop it. I closed the app. The DOS prompt did not come back. I checked and the JkDefrag process was still running. I was not sure what it was doing so I left it alone as I had no way to stop it other than to kill the process via task manager. Looking at the log file after it finally stopped, I turns out that it continued processing the next drive on the command line and defragged drive E: although the log file did not have the statistics normmaly at the end of processing. I recommend that you stop the program rather than continue processing command line parameters when the user closes the app. I realize you need to finish processing whatever file is in progress in the background. This is different.

A copy of the log file from the event is below.

This is really cool software. Thanks for sharing it.  Cheesy

Thanks...
Dave

------------------Log File Contents --------------
2007/01/05 12:48:31   Step 1: Analyze
2007/01/05 12:48:36   Finished.
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Total disk space: 30746062848 bytes, 7506363 clusters
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of files analyzed: 1805
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of directories analyzed: 173
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of clusters in analyzed items: 107582
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of fragmented items: 0
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of clusters in fragmented items: 0 (0.00%)
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Biggest file: C:\Backup\systemstate-08Aug03.bkf
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Biggest directory: C:\Documents and Settings\Bev\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache\javapi\v1.0\file
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Free disk space: 2863995 clusters (38.15% of disk)
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of gaps: 679
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of small gaps: 324 (47.72% of gaps)
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of clusters in small gaps: 2134 (0.07% of free disk space)
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of big gaps: 355 (52.28% of all gaps)
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Number of clusters in big gaps: 2861861 clusters (99.93% of free clusters)
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Average gap size: 4217.96 clusters
2007/01/05 12:48:36   - Biggest gap: 1067142 clusters (37.26% of free clusters)
2007/01/05 12:48:37   Step 1: Analyze
2007/01/05 12:48:38   Step 2: Free space
2007/01/05 12:48:39   Step 3: MFT zone
2007/01/05 12:48:39   Step 4: Directories
2007/01/05 12:48:39   Step 5: Defragment
2007/01/05 12:48:40   Step 6: Optimize
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hanks...
Dave
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« Reply #1 on: January 06, 2007, 01:14:45 pm »

Thanks for bringing this to my attention! The program should indeed stop altogether and not process the next disk on the commandline at all. I will look into it!
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« Reply #2 on: January 07, 2007, 03:22:15 am »

Version 3.5 is now available, containing a fix for this problem.
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