File alread exist (Restore)

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Re: File alread exist (Restore)

by Alt » Tue Dec 16, 2014 12:49 pm

linus wrote:Hello.

After "Oper Drive Files" and selecting all files under the tab ""Creation Time" i clicked Restore,
but soon the following messages comes up:

"FIle already exist"
Filename: .../December/20/02/Track02.mp3
New Name: Track02.Id_23629.mp

Whats not clear to me are the following things:
1.
On the restore target, I cannot find an existing file called Track02.mp3
I can't say much without browsing through the target's file system.
2.
linus wrote:Why does R-Studio like to add the followingg string to the filename: "Id_23629.mp"
(at least this is my idea :-)
It add a file ID string to an existing file name.

File alread exist (Restore)

by linus » Mon Dec 15, 2014 10:59 am

Hello.

After "Oper Drive Files" and selecting all files under the tab ""Creation Time" i clicked Restore,
but soon the following messages comes up:

"FIle already exist"
Filename: .../December/20/02/Track02.mp3
New Name: Track02.Id_23629.mp

Whats not clear to me are the following things:
1.
On the restore target, I cannot find an existing file called Track02.mp3
2.
Why does R-Studio like to add the followingg string to the filename: "Id_23629.mp"
(at least this is my idea :-)

Thank's a lot for any feedback!
Linus




PS
RStudio Linux 3.6 / Qnap209 patched ext3fs

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