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Renaming a Pesudo-Directory in Cloud Files Deletes Contents #7299

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cyberduck opened this issue Jun 16, 2013 · 1 comment
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Renaming a Pesudo-Directory in Cloud Files Deletes Contents #7299

cyberduck opened this issue Jun 16, 2013 · 1 comment
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1d82ba3 created the issue

Hello,

We've found under a few situations that trying to rename a pseudo-folder will result in deleting the folder object and all of the objects listed as children thereof.

To reproduce:

  • Create new container
  • Create pseudo-directory in this container
  • Create an object within this pesudo-directory
  • Rename the pseudo-directory

Expected result:

  • 1 - The object you're attempting to rename is removed from Cloud Files
  • 2- All subobjects of the pseudo-directory are removed from Cloud Files.

In every attempt I've come across, case 1 happens. In most attempts, Case 2 happens as well.

I intend to provide exact Cloud Files api logs to help track down the issue once they're available. (API logs and CDN logs are generally produced with a few hours' delay due to sheer volume). I'm also looking to get version information for users experiencing this issue.

So far, I can state that this has occurred on 4.3.1 for Windows (Server 2008)

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@dkocher commented

You can provide the transcript from the log drawer View → Toggle Log Drawer. It is expected that when you rename a placeholder object, all subobjects are renamed to the new key name format as well. This is implemented by copying over the object and then deleting the object.

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