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![]() It doesn't seem like this should matter either, but it is something I did differently from before. In this case, I didn't hit OK because I first wanted to take a screenshot of the state of folders as FFS viewed them prior to mirroring. Normally, I would hit "Sync" and it first does a compare and then I'd click OK to start the mirroring process. So again, seems like this shouldn't matter.ģ. But this permission affected a folder in the Documents library the music is in the Music library, and no permissions were changed there. I had to change a permission on the destination machine so that I could save a screenshot from the source machine onto the destination machine over the HomeGroup. No more problem with this kind of Windowsy nonsense, hashrate is now a bit better. On the permissions tab you should see the permissions that are there. I assume this affects only how the folder is viewed, and would not affect FFS.Ģ. To fix it navigate to temp or C:Users UsernameAppDataLocal and right click on the Temp folder and choose properties, then click the security tab and click advanced. I did this so that I could take thorough, unambiguous screen shots of folder contents at various stages of the operation. On both source and destination machines, folder options were set to show file types and hidden files. I changed the updater to try to delete before the move, but that fails. I can manually delete the target file in file explorer (after UAC prompt) and the updaters MoveFileEx would then work. ![]() And no, the target file is not in use when that happens. ![]() MoveFileEx Any idea what's going on Thanks Jim Posts: 6 Joined: jimmacmillan, 22:32 Anyone have any thoughts on this error If it's relevant I'm running the Donation Edition. Phil1970 Yes, the UAC prompt applies to the program that moves the file. None of them seem to me like they should matter, but in case there's more than meets the eye and something triggers an idea, I list them here.ġ. Error Code 183: Cannot create a file when that file already exists. If that were the problem it might be fixed in FreeFileSync by using a "normal" delete operation at which should delete photo.jpg if the deletion of Photo.JPG was requested.Just for thoroughness, I want to list three things that did change between before and now. will fail because the rename can't overwrite photo.jpg (which is the same file as Photo.JPG on will not delete the existing Photo.JPG because it deletes only files called photo.jpg ![]() So when we update the content of Photo.JPG and simultaneously change its name to photo.jpg it will be sync'ed. Stage would normally remove this file but I imagine is deleting only files with exactly the spelling Name.Ext. I think this error occurs in because there is already a file called "Name.Ext" with a different capitalization which causes the rename to fail. perhaps called "Name.Ext") is divided into these stages: I have had the same issue and I hypothesize that it is an error in FreeFileSync that occurs when a file has been changed both in content and in terms of the case of letters in its file name (which can only occur on file systems that do not ignore the difference in case, e.g. In Jim's case, there may be the following folders or files in "\\office\Users\James\Documents\".Īssumption 1: "My Documents.ffs_gui" and "my documents.ffs_gui".Īssumption 2: "My Documents" and "My Documents.ffs_gui" This repository is just a mirror of the FreeFileSync source code. I think there is a folder or file with the same name in the source folder. Bug:110110 - net-ftp/ncftpd-2.8.7b - a high-performance File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server software solution for UNIX systems status:CONFIRMED. I had the same event and just resolved it. ![]()
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