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Drag & Drop creates duplicate file #1267

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cyberduck opened this issue Sep 20, 2007 · 3 comments
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Drag & Drop creates duplicate file #1267

cyberduck opened this issue Sep 20, 2007 · 3 comments
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Drag and drop creates a duplicate file with the "-1" extension to the original file name. The duplicate file is the actual downloaded file (with the appended name). The first file drug onto my desktop is some sort of marker file with the duck icon. Using the Download button, this does not happen.

This happens on both my non-Intell Macs running 10.4.10 and using Cyberduck 2.8.

Otherwise, I love the Duck!! Have even paid for it. :-)
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@dkocher commented

See the settings in Preferences > Transfers > Existing Files

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jonathangeiger commented

I've been annoyed by this bug for a long time. I've figured out that this only occurs when you have Preferences > Transfers > Downloads > Existing Files set to "Rename".

I assume what happens is that Cyberduck creates a temporary file and then once it begins the download, sees there is already a file with the name it needs and changes it.

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@dkocher commented

In 264dfbe.

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