Using SafeFileManager

Open source and destination directories in separate panes, select files or directories, then choose copy or move. SafeFileManager supports multiple panes and remembers directory locations.

Verification and retries

The normal transfer reads the destination back and compares it with the source. Configure retry limits for troublesome reads and verification failures. Optional MD5 checks, speed limits and detailed logs help inspect transfers. Source and destination must remain stable while they are compared.

Damaged, slow or intermittently blocked media are an intended use case. Recovery depends on what the medium and operating system can still read; missing bytes cannot be recreated by verification. Review the final log for files that were abandoned after the retry limit.

When moving, source deletion follows successful verification. An abandoned file counts as processed work, while the error status and log keep it distinct from a successful copy.

Interface

Choose English or German in the application settings. You can create directories, rename and delete files, and adjust the transfer speed. The existing program artwork is retained.

Container scope

The Docker variant is an additional option for explicitly shared folders. Absolute links outside those folders may resolve inside the container instead of the host. Prefer a native Linux package when working across arbitrary mounted media and system paths.

See the download page for the exact qualified operating systems. Contact ear@mindbytez.com with reproducible problems and the relevant log.