I've found a bug when overwriting readonly files from an FTP site.
i.e. left side is a local folder, with File1.txt in it, set as readonly
right side is an ftp folder, with a different File1.txt in it.
Copying right->left, it prompts:
File1.txt is read-only. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
I answer Yes, but it doesn't actually reset the readonly attribute, and the copy fails:
23/04/2008 12:38:01 Unable to copy File1.txt: Cannot create file "C:\0\left\File1.txt". Access is denied
Strangely, it seems to work fine when comparing 2 local folders; just if the source folder is ftp?
Also, when copying multiple files, the buttons in the 2 prompts I get are in a different order.
i.e.
When copying a older file over a new one:
Yes, Yes to All, No, No to All, Cancel
When copying and the target is readonly:
File1.txt is read-only. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
Yes, No, Cancel, No to All, Yes to All
It would be great to make the order of the "Yes/No to all" buttons consistent :-)
i.e. left side is a local folder, with File1.txt in it, set as readonly
right side is an ftp folder, with a different File1.txt in it.
Copying right->left, it prompts:
File1.txt is read-only. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
I answer Yes, but it doesn't actually reset the readonly attribute, and the copy fails:
23/04/2008 12:38:01 Unable to copy File1.txt: Cannot create file "C:\0\left\File1.txt". Access is denied
Strangely, it seems to work fine when comparing 2 local folders; just if the source folder is ftp?
Also, when copying multiple files, the buttons in the 2 prompts I get are in a different order.
i.e.
When copying a older file over a new one:
Yes, Yes to All, No, No to All, Cancel
When copying and the target is readonly:
File1.txt is read-only. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?
Yes, No, Cancel, No to All, Yes to All
It would be great to make the order of the "Yes/No to all" buttons consistent :-)
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