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Deleting directories (i.e., recursive delete) often trip up the duck. #679

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cyberduck opened this issue Aug 16, 2006 · 5 comments
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anonymous created the issue

It's probably getting tripped up between its own cache and the real files.

It keeps reporting after iterating through some inner folders that it cannot delete certain files as they don't exist. It's probably deleted them already...

It's a real pain. Currently happens with ftp.

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@dkocher commented

Please verify against 2.6.1

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Colm Osiris commented

This has happened to me also. I get these messages:

FTP Error: Icon: No such file or directory (ecology)

FTP Error: articles: Directory not empty (articles)

FTP Error: thumbs: Directory not empty (thumbs)

But when I try to look at the files (they're JPEGs) in my browser, it says 'Not Found'.

It is really annoying. But apart from that, I think the Duck is wonderful. Keep up the good work!

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Colm Osiris commented

PS. I am using 2.6.1.

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@dkocher commented

Please reopen this ticket if this is still an issue with 2.7.x

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@dkocher commented

Fixed as of 369672a. Happend if both the parent directory and its child items have been selected for move/delete/duplicate operations.

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