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Folders containing backup file dirid.c9r cannot be deleted #13957

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ylangisc opened this issue Dec 7, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #13958
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Folders containing backup file dirid.c9r cannot be deleted #13957

ylangisc opened this issue Dec 7, 2022 · 0 comments · Fixed by #13958
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ylangisc commented Dec 7, 2022

Folders created by the Cryptomator.app contains a backup file dirid.c9r containing the parent folder id. As we ignore this file such a folder is never empty and leads to an error for protocols not supporting recursive delete.
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Merge pull request #13958 from iterate-ch/bugfix/GH-13957-cryptomator
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Delete directory id backup file prior deleting parent folder.
@dkocher dkocher changed the title Folders created by Cryptomator.app cannot be deleted Folders containing backup file dirid.c9r cannot be deleted Dec 16, 2022
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Delete directory id backup file prior deleting parent folder. iterate-ch/cyberduck
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