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Problem with .trash being deleted and put into new .trash #16
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I have exactly the same problem. I am using jdrivesync on Linux. Předmět: [jdrivesync] Problem with .trash being deleted and put into
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Ah yes, I should have mentioned that I am using it on a FreeBSD machine. |
Thank you for the detailed explanation how to reproduce this issue. Meanwhile I have fixed it on the If you like you can try it out. Just unzip the following archive and replace the file PS: I know it does not make sense to zip a jar archive, but github does not allow me to attach jar archives. |
Thank you, that definitely improved it, and for my simple test scenario that fixes the issue... |
Yes, it appears the problem has been fixed. Thank you! |
Hello,
I'm having a problem where .trash gets deleted and put into a new .trash, while doing a download. This results in a folder structure like /test/.trash/.trash/.trash etc. (where "test" is my local folder) after several runs.
You can reproduce this by:
/usr/local/bin/java -jar /usr/home/admin/jdrivesync-0.3.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar -a "/home/admin/.test-auth" -d -l "/test"
Every time it runs, the summary shows, "Synchronized Deleted /test/.trash". After a few runs, I'll have several copies of .trash inside of itself.
Here is my output after running the command a few times:
I've tried putting .trash and (star)(star)/.trash and (star)(star)/(star).trash into an ignore file and using -i, but no luck, that didn't help. (by star, I mean * , I think markdown is changing them)
Any ideas, or whether I'm doing something wrong?
Thanks!
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