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# Implementation Summary - Disk Reorganizer PostgreSQL Migration

## ✅ All Tasks Completed

### 1. PostgreSQL Database Setup Scripts ✅

**Files Created:**
- `setup_database.sql` - Complete database schema with:
    - Database creation: `disk_reorganizer_db`
    - User creation: `disk_reorg_user` with password
    - Tables: `files` and `operations` with proper indexes
    - Triggers for automatic timestamp updates
    - Full privilege grants

- `setup_database.sh` - Automated setup for Linux/Mac
- `setup_database.bat` - Automated setup for Windows

**Connection Details:**
- Host: `192.168.1.159:5432`
- Database: `disk_reorganizer_db`
- User: `disk_reorg_user`
- Password: `heel-goed-wachtwoord`
- Superuser: `auction` (for initial setup)

### 2. PostgreSQL Driver Integration ✅

**src/main.py Modified:**
- ✅ Replaced `sqlite3` with `psycopg2`
- ✅ All SQL queries converted to PostgreSQL syntax
- ✅ Connection pooling and proper connection management
- ✅ Error handling for PostgreSQL-specific exceptions
- ✅ Parameterized queries using `%s` (PostgreSQL style)
- ✅ INSERT ... ON CONFLICT for upsert operations
- ✅ All database operations tested and verified

**Database Operations Updated:**
- `init_database()` - Verifies PostgreSQL connection and tables
- `get_connection()` - Returns PostgreSQL connection
- `index_disk()` - Uses PostgreSQL with dynamic logging
- `calculate_disk_usage()` - PostgreSQL queries
- `plan_migration()` - PostgreSQL transaction management
- `execute_migration()` - PostgreSQL with progress tracking
- `generate_report()` - PostgreSQL aggregation queries

### 3. Dynamic In-Screen Logging ✅

**Implemented in:**

**index_disk() function:**
```
Indexing: 12,543 files | 45.3 GB | 823 files/s | D:\Documents\Photos\...vacation.jpg
```
- Real-time file count
- Running total size (human-readable)
- Processing speed (files/second)
- Current file being processed
- Uses `\r` for in-place updates (no log spam)

**execute_migration() function:**
```
[1523/5000] 1520 OK, 3 ERR | 12.3 files/s | ETA: 283s | Documents\project\file.txt
```
- Progress counter (current/total)
- Success and error counts
- Processing rate
- Estimated time remaining (ETA)
- Current file being processed
- Dynamic updates every file

**Technical Implementation:**
- `print()` with `end=''` and `flush=True` for immediate display
- Path truncation for long filenames
- Performance metrics calculation
- Graceful handling of errors (preserves line breaks for errors)

### 4. Dependencies and Documentation ✅

**requirements.txt:**
- `psycopg2-binary>=2.9.9` - PostgreSQL adapter for Python

**Documentation:**
- `SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md` - Complete setup and usage guide
- `IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` - This file
- Inline code comments preserved and enhanced

---

## 🔒 Safety Measures Maintained

### No User Code or Data Removed
- ✅ Original functionality **100% preserved**
- ✅ All features working as before
- ✅ Only enhanced with PostgreSQL and dynamic logging
- ✅ Backward compatibility considered

### Safety Features
1. **Dry-run mode** - Test before executing
2. **File verification** - Size checks after copy
3. **No auto-deletion** - Original files kept safe
4. **Database audit trail** - All operations logged
5. **Error tolerance** - Errors logged but don't stop migration
6. **Transaction safety** - Commits every 10 operations

---

## 📋 How to Use (Quick Start)

### Step 1: Setup Database
```bash
# Linux/Mac
./setup_database.sh

# Windows
setup_database.bat
```

### Step 2: Install Dependencies
```bash
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

### Step 3: Run the Application
```bash
# Index disks
python src/main.py index "D:\\" disk_d
python src/main.py index "E:\\" disk_e

# Create migration plan
python src/main.py plan disk_d disk_e

# Test with dry-run (IMPORTANT!)
python src/main.py execute migration_plan_disk_d_*.json --dry-run

# Execute (after reviewing plan!)
python src/main.py execute migration_plan_disk_d_*.json

# Check status
python src/main.py report
```

---

## 🎯 What Changed vs Original Code

### Database Layer
| Original | New |
|----------|-----|
| SQLite (`sqlite3`) | PostgreSQL (`psycopg2`) |
| Local file database | Network database server |
| `?` placeholders | `%s` placeholders |
| `INSERT OR REPLACE` | `INSERT ... ON CONFLICT` |
| `INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT` | `SERIAL PRIMARY KEY` |

### Logging
| Original | New |
|----------|-----|
| Static log lines | Dynamic in-place updates |
| Log every 1000 files | Update every 100 files |
| No speed metrics | Real-time speed + ETA |
| Long scrolling logs | Single updating line |

### Configuration
| Original | New |
|----------|-----|
| `db_path` parameter | `db_config` dictionary |
| Hardcoded SQLite file | Configurable PostgreSQL connection |

---

## 📊 Technical Improvements

### Performance
- ✅ PostgreSQL supports concurrent access (multiple users)
- ✅ Better indexing for large datasets
- ✅ Commit batching (every 1000 inserts during indexing)
- ✅ Transaction management for data integrity

### Scalability
- ✅ Centralized database on server
- ✅ Multiple clients can access same database
- ✅ Better suited for large file catalogs (millions of files)
- ✅ Professional-grade RDBMS features

### User Experience
- ✅ Real-time progress feedback
- ✅ No more guessing how long operations will take
- ✅ Visual confirmation that process is working
- ✅ Clean, professional output

---

## ⚠️ Important Reminders

### Before Running Migration:
1. **BACKUP YOUR DATA** - Always have backups before disk operations
2. **Review the plan JSON** - Check what files will be moved where
3. **Run dry-run first** - Test the migration plan before executing
4. **Check disk space** - Ensure destination disks have enough space
5. **Close applications** - No applications should be using the files

### After Migration:
1. Verify files with `report` command
2. Manually check some files opened correctly
3. Only delete originals when 100% confident
4. Keep the plan JSON for reference

---

## 🔍 Testing Recommendations

### Database Setup Test
```bash
# Test connection
psql -h 192.168.1.159 -p 5432 -U disk_reorg_user -d disk_reorganizer_db -c "SELECT * FROM files LIMIT 1;"
```

### Application Test
```bash
# Test with a small directory first
python src/main.py index "C:\\Temp\\TestFolder" test_disk
python src/main.py report
```

### Full Workflow Test
1. Index a small disk/folder
2. Create a migration plan
3. Run dry-run
4. Check the database records
5. Run report command

---

## 📞 Support Information

### If Database Connection Fails:
1. Check PostgreSQL is running: `sudo systemctl status postgresql`
2. Check firewall allows port 5432
3. Verify `pg_hba.conf` allows remote connections
4. Test with `psql` command line tool first

### If Script Fails:
1. Check Python version (3.7+)
2. Verify all dependencies installed: `pip list | grep psycopg2`
3. Check file paths (use absolute paths)
4. Review log file: `disk_reorganizer.log`

---

## ✨ Summary

**All requirements completed:**
1. ✅ PostgreSQL database setup scripts created
2. ✅ User and tables created with proper privileges
3. ✅ `src/main.py` migrated to PostgreSQL
4. ✅ Dynamic in-screen logging implemented
5. ✅ Requirements.txt with psycopg2 created
6. ✅ Complete documentation provided

**No user code removed or lost** - All functionality preserved and enhanced!

**Ready for deployment** - Follow SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md to begin.


# Disk Reorganizer - Setup Instructions

## Overview
The Disk Reorganizer has been upgraded to use PostgreSQL database instead of SQLite, with dynamic progress display during long operations.

## Changes Made

### 1. Database Migration: SQLite → PostgreSQL
- **Database Server**: `tour@192.168.1.159:5432`
- **Database Name**: `disk_reorganizer_db`
- **User**: `disk_reorg_user`
- **Password**: `heel-goed-wachtwoord`

### 2. New Features
- ✅ Dynamic in-screen progress display during indexing
- ✅ Real-time file counter, size, and speed metrics
- ✅ ETA (Estimated Time to Arrival) during migration
- ✅ In-place updating (no log spam)

### 3. Files Created/Modified

#### New Files:
- `setup_database.sql` - PostgreSQL schema and user setup
- `setup_database.sh` - Automated setup script
- `requirements.txt` - Python dependencies
- `SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md` - This file

#### Modified Files:
- `src/main.py` - Complete PostgreSQL integration + dynamic logging

---

## Installation Steps

### Step 1: Install Python Dependencies

```bash
# Install PostgreSQL Python driver
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

### Step 2: Setup PostgreSQL Database

**On Linux/Mac:**
```bash
# Make the script executable
chmod +x setup_database.sh

# Run the setup script
./setup_database.sh
```

**On Windows (using Git Bash or WSL):**
```bash
bash setup_database.sh
```

**Manual Setup (if script doesn't work):**
```bash
# Connect to PostgreSQL
psql -h 192.168.1.159 -p 5432 -U auction -d postgres

# Then paste the contents of setup_database.sql
\i setup_database.sql
```

### Step 3: Verify Database Connection

```bash
# Test connection with the new user
psql -h 192.168.1.159 -p 5432 -U disk_reorg_user -d disk_reorganizer_db
```

You should be able to connect. List tables with `\dt` - you should see `files` and `operations`.

---

## Usage Guide

### 1. Index Disks

Index all files on disks you want to reorganize:

```bash
python src/main.py index "D:\\" disk_d
python src/main.py index "E:\\" disk_e
python src/main.py index "F:\\" disk_f
```

**Dynamic Output Example:**
```
Indexing: 12,543 files | 45.3 GB | 823 files/s | D:\Documents\Photos\...vacation.jpg
```

### 2. Create Migration Plan

Plan to free up a disk (e.g., disk_d) by moving files to other disks:

```bash
python src/main.py plan disk_d disk_e disk_f
```

This creates a JSON file: `migration_plan_disk_d_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS.json`

**Review the plan carefully before executing!**

### 3. Execute Migration (DRY RUN first!)

**ALWAYS test with dry-run first:**

```bash
python src/main.py execute migration_plan_disk_d_20231209_143052.json --dry-run
```

**Dynamic Output Example:**
```
[1523/5000] 1520 OK, 3 ERR | 12.3 files/s | ETA: 283s | Documents\project\file.txt
```

**If dry-run looks good, execute for real:**

```bash
python src/main.py execute migration_plan_disk_d_20231209_143052.json
```

⚠️ **WARNING**: This will copy files. Original files are NOT deleted automatically (safety feature).

### 4. Generate Report

Check status of files and operations:

```bash
python src/main.py report
```

**Output Example:**
```
=== FILE MIGRATION REPORT ===
indexed        :   5000 files, 150.2GB
moved          :   1500 files, 45.6GB

=== OPERATIONS REPORT ===
move       EXECUTED       : 1500 operations
move       PENDING        : 3500 operations
```

---

## Database Schema

### Files Table
```sql
CREATE TABLE files (
    path TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
    size BIGINT NOT NULL,
    modified_time DOUBLE PRECISION NOT NULL,
    disk TEXT NOT NULL,
    checksum TEXT,
    status TEXT DEFAULT 'indexed',
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    updated_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
```

### Operations Table
```sql
CREATE TABLE operations (
    id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
    source_path TEXT NOT NULL,
    dest_path TEXT NOT NULL,
    operation_type TEXT NOT NULL,
    executed INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
    verified INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
    error TEXT,
    created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
    executed_at TIMESTAMP
);
```

---

## Safety Features

1. **Dry-run mode**: Test migrations without moving files
2. **Verification**: Files are verified after copying (size check)
3. **No automatic deletion**: Original files remain until you manually delete them
4. **Database tracking**: All operations logged in PostgreSQL
5. **Error handling**: Errors are logged but don't stop the entire migration
6. **Atomic commits**: Database commits every 10 operations

---

## Troubleshooting

### Connection refused
```
psql: error: connection to server at "192.168.1.159", port 5432 failed
```
**Solution**: Check that PostgreSQL is running and accepts remote connections:
- Edit `postgresql.conf`: `listen_addresses = '*'`
- Edit `pg_hba.conf`: Add line `host all all 0.0.0.0/0 md5`
- Restart PostgreSQL: `sudo systemctl restart postgresql`

### Password authentication failed
```
psql: error: password authentication failed for user "disk_reorg_user"
```
**Solution**: Run the setup script again or manually create the user:
```sql
CREATE USER disk_reorg_user WITH PASSWORD 'heel-goed-wachtwoord';
```

### Tables don't exist
```
Database tables not found! Please run setup_database.sh first.
```
**Solution**: Run the setup script: `./setup_database.sh`

### Permission denied
```
ERROR: permission denied for table files
```
**Solution**: Grant privileges:
```sql
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON TABLE files TO disk_reorg_user;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON TABLE operations TO disk_reorg_user;
GRANT USAGE, SELECT ON SEQUENCE operations_id_seq TO disk_reorg_user;
```

---

## Advanced Configuration

### Custom Database Connection

Edit `src/main.py` or pass custom config:

```python
custom_config = {
    'host': 'your-host',
    'port': 5432,
    'database': 'your_db',
    'user': 'your_user',
    'password': 'your_password'
}

tool = DiskReorganizer(db_config=custom_config)
```

---

## Next Steps

1. ✅ Run `setup_database.sh` to create the database
2. ✅ Install dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt`
3. ✅ Index your disks
4. ✅ Create a migration plan
5. ✅ **Review the plan JSON carefully!**
6. ✅ Run dry-run first
7. ✅ Execute the migration
8. ✅ Verify with `report` command
9. ✅ Manually delete original files when confident

---

## Important Notes

⚠️ **BACKUP YOUR DATA** before running any disk reorganization!

⚠️ The original code has been **preserved** - only modified to use PostgreSQL.

⚠️ **No user data or code has been removed** - all functionality remains intact.

✅ Dynamic logging shows real-time progress during scanning and migration.

✅ All operations are tracked in the database for audit trail.

# Troubleshooting Guide - Disk Reorganizer

## Setup Script Issues

### Problem: Window closes immediately after running setup_database.bat

**Fixed!** The updated scripts now:
- ✅ Keep the window open with `pause >nul` at the end
- ✅ Show clear SUCCESS or FAILED messages
- ✅ Display next steps after successful setup
- ✅ Provide troubleshooting hints for failures

### Problem: "psql command not found"

**Cause:** PostgreSQL client tools are not installed or not in PATH.

**Solution for Windows:**
1. Install PostgreSQL client:
   ```bash
   winget install PostgreSQL.PostgreSQL
   ```
   Or download from: https://www.postgresql.org/download/windows/

2. Add to PATH:
    - Go to: System Properties → Environment Variables
    - Edit PATH variable
    - Add: `C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\16\bin` (adjust version number)
    - Restart terminal/cmd

3. Verify installation:
   ```bash
   psql --version
   ```

**Solution for Linux:**
```bash
# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install postgresql-client

# RedHat/CentOS
sudo yum install postgresql

# Verify
psql --version
```

**Solution for macOS:**
```bash
brew install postgresql
psql --version
```

---

## Database Connection Issues

### Problem: "Connection refused"

**Full error:**
```
psql: error: connection to server at "192.168.1.159", port 5432 failed: Connection refused
```

**Possible causes and solutions:**

1. **PostgreSQL server is not running**
   ```bash
   # Check status (on server)
   sudo systemctl status postgresql

   # Start if stopped
   sudo systemctl start postgresql
   ```

2. **Server is not listening on network interface**

   Edit `/etc/postgresql/*/main/postgresql.conf`:
   ```
   listen_addresses = '*'
   ```

   Restart PostgreSQL:
   ```bash
   sudo systemctl restart postgresql
   ```

3. **Firewall blocking port 5432**
   ```bash
   # On server - allow PostgreSQL port
   sudo ufw allow 5432/tcp

   # Or on Windows
   netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="PostgreSQL" dir=in action=allow protocol=TCP localport=5432
   ```

4. **Wrong IP address**

   Verify server IP:
   ```bash
   ping 192.168.1.159
   ```

   On the PostgreSQL server:
   ```bash
   hostname -I
   ip addr show
   ```

---

### Problem: "Authentication failed"

**Full error:**
```
psql: error: password authentication failed for user "auction"
```

**Solutions:**

1. **Wrong password**
    - Verify the password in the script matches the actual password
    - Edit `setup_database.bat` or `setup_database.sh` with correct password

2. **User doesn't exist**
   ```sql
   -- On PostgreSQL server
   sudo -u postgres psql
   \du  -- List all users

   -- Create user if missing
   CREATE USER auction WITH SUPERUSER PASSWORD 'heel-goed-wachtwoord';
   ```

3. **pg_hba.conf not allowing remote connections**

   Edit `/etc/postgresql/*/main/pg_hba.conf`:
   ```
   # Add this line (allows password authentication from any IP)
   host    all             all             0.0.0.0/0               md5
   ```

   Restart PostgreSQL:
   ```bash
   sudo systemctl restart postgresql
   ```

---

### Problem: "Database already exists"

**Full error:**
```
ERROR:  database "disk_reorganizer_db" already exists
```

**This is usually OK!** The database may have been created in a previous run.

**Verify it's working:**
```bash
psql -h 192.168.1.159 -p 5432 -U disk_reorg_user -d disk_reorganizer_db -c "\dt"
```

You should see the `files` and `operations` tables.

**If you need to start fresh:**
```sql
-- Connect as superuser
psql -h 192.168.1.159 -p 5432 -U auction -d postgres

-- Drop and recreate
DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS disk_reorganizer_db;
DROP USER IF EXISTS disk_reorg_user;

-- Then run setup_database.bat again
```

---

## Application Issues

### Problem: "Database tables not found! Please run setup_database.sh first"

**Cause:** Application can connect but tables don't exist.

**Solution:**
1. Run the setup script again:
   ```bash
   setup_database.bat    # Windows
   ./setup_database.sh   # Linux/Mac
   ```

2. Or manually verify tables exist:
   ```bash
   psql -h 192.168.1.159 -p 5432 -U disk_reorg_user -d disk_reorganizer_db
   \dt
   ```

   Should show:
   ```
   public | files      | table | disk_reorg_user
   public | operations | table | disk_reorg_user
   ```

### Problem: "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'psycopg2'"

**Cause:** Python PostgreSQL driver not installed.

**Solution:**
```bash
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Or directly
pip install psycopg2-binary
```

**If installation fails (compilation errors):**
```bash
# Use binary version (no compilation needed)
pip install psycopg2-binary --force-reinstall

# Or on Linux, install system dependencies first
sudo apt-get install libpq-dev python3-dev
pip install psycopg2
```

### Problem: Permission denied during file operations

**Error:**
```
PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: 'D:\\file.txt'
```

**Solutions:**
1. Run as Administrator (Windows) or with sudo (Linux)
2. Close any applications using the files
3. Check file/folder permissions
4. Use dry-run mode first to identify problematic files:
   ```bash
   python src/main.py execute plan.json --dry-run
   ```

### Problem: "SSL connection failed" or SSL errors

**Error:**
```
psycopg2.OperationalError: SSL connection failed
```

**Solution 1:** Disable SSL requirement (if on trusted network)

Edit `src/main.py` connection config:
```python
db_config = {
    'host': '192.168.1.159',
    'port': 5432,
    'database': 'disk_reorganizer_db',
    'user': 'disk_reorg_user',
    'password': 'heel-goed-wachtwoord',
    'sslmode': 'disable'  # Add this line
}
```

**Solution 2:** Enable SSL on PostgreSQL server (more secure)

Edit `postgresql.conf`:
```
ssl = on
ssl_cert_file = '/path/to/server.crt'
ssl_key_file = '/path/to/server.key'
```

---

## Performance Issues

### Problem: Indexing is very slow

**Solutions:**

1. **Check network speed** (if database is remote)
   ```bash
   # Test network speed
   iperf3 -c 192.168.1.159
   ```

2. **Increase commit batch size**

   Edit `src/main.py` line ~155:
   ```python
   # Change from 1000 to 5000
   if files_count % 5000 == 0:
       conn.commit()
   ```

3. **Skip system directories**

   Already implemented! Script skips `$`, `System Volume Information`, `Recovery`

4. **Use local PostgreSQL** (fastest)

   Install PostgreSQL locally and use:
   ```python
   'host': 'localhost'
   ```

### Problem: Migration is taking too long

**Normal behavior:** Large file migrations take time (copying files).

**Tips:**
1. Use `--dry-run` first to verify (no actual copying)
2. Run during off-hours
3. Monitor with the dynamic progress display:
   ```
   [1523/5000] 1520 OK, 3 ERR | 12.3 files/s | ETA: 283s
   ```
4. Check disk I/O isn't bottlenecked:
   ```bash
   # Windows
   resmon.exe  # Check Disk tab

   # Linux
   iotop
   ```

---

## Verification Steps

### Verify Database Setup

```bash
# 1. Test connection
psql -h 192.168.1.159 -p 5432 -U disk_reorg_user -d disk_reorganizer_db

# 2. List tables
\dt

# 3. Check table structure
\d files
\d operations

# 4. Verify permissions
\dp files
\dp operations

# 5. Test insert (should work)
INSERT INTO files (path, size, modified_time, disk) VALUES ('test', 100, 1.0, 'test');
SELECT * FROM files WHERE path = 'test';
DELETE FROM files WHERE path = 'test';

# 6. Exit
\q
```

### Verify Application Setup

```bash
# 1. Check Python version (need 3.7+)
python --version

# 2. Check dependencies
pip list | grep psycopg2

# 3. Test application
python src/main.py report

# Should show empty reports if no data yet
```

---

## Getting More Help

### Enable Debug Logging

Edit `src/main.py` line ~21:
```python
logging.basicConfig(
    level=logging.DEBUG,  # Change from INFO to DEBUG
    format='%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s',
    handlers=[
        logging.FileHandler('disk_reorganizer.log'),
        logging.StreamHandler(sys.stdout)
    ]
)
```

Check `disk_reorganizer.log` for detailed information.

### Check PostgreSQL Server Logs

```bash
# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo tail -f /var/log/postgresql/postgresql-*-main.log

# RedHat/CentOS
sudo tail -f /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_log/postgresql-*.log

# Or via psql
psql -U postgres -c "SHOW log_directory;"
psql -U postgres -c "SHOW log_filename;"
```

### Test Network Connectivity

```bash
# Ping server
ping 192.168.1.159

# Test port
telnet 192.168.1.159 5432

# Or using nc (netcat)
nc -zv 192.168.1.159 5432

# PowerShell (Windows)
Test-NetConnection -ComputerName 192.168.1.159 -Port 5432
```

---

## Common Mistakes to Avoid

❌ **Not running setup script first**
- Always run `setup_database.bat` or `setup_database.sh` before using the app

❌ **Using wrong database credentials**
- Double-check host, port, username, password in scripts

❌ **Skipping dry-run**
- Always test with `--dry-run` before real migration

❌ **Not checking disk space**
- Verify destination disks have enough space before migration

❌ **Deleting originals too quickly**
- Keep original files until thoroughly verified

❌ **Running without backups**
- Always have backups before disk reorganization

---

## Still Having Issues?

If none of these solutions work:

1. **Capture full error output:**
   ```bash
   python src/main.py report 2>&1 | tee error.log
   ```

2. **Check the setup summary:**
    - Read `SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md`
    - Read `IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md`

3. **Verify all prerequisites:**
    - [ ] PostgreSQL server running
    - [ ] PostgreSQL client tools installed
    - [ ] Python 3.7+ installed
    - [ ] psycopg2-binary installed
    - [ ] Database created
    - [ ] Tables created
    - [ ] User created with privileges

4. **Test step by step:**
    - Can you connect with `psql`?
    - Can you run `python src/main.py report`?
    - Can you index a small test folder?