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Title: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Phil Indeblanc on June 20, 2013, 11:27:20 pm
Everytime..(almost) I move files to different folders, It just leaves a couple images behind. Usually the larger files.

 WTF(ile)?

Anyone else experience this? Any remedy?
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Schewe on June 21, 2013, 12:20:32 am
Nope...never happend to me...must be all you.
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Kirk Gittings on June 21, 2013, 12:25:24 am
I have had it happen occasionally too.
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Onslow on June 21, 2013, 01:28:04 am
Quote from: Phil Indeblanc on June 20, 2013, 11:27:20 pm
Everytime..(almost) I move files to different folders, It just leaves a couple images behind. Usually the larger files.

 WTF(ile)?

Anyone else experience this? Any remedy?
Yep, I've had this with lightroom 5. I've reported it as a bug. I move a folder using LR5 from one physical drive to another. I sometimes get error messages saying the files can'rt be moved, however, they are moved and the source directory is left empty. Occasionally though, a file is left behind.
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Phil Indeblanc on June 21, 2013, 03:19:08 am
if not 1 file 2 files are left for me to go and move them again.

LR4
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Rand47 on June 21, 2013, 08:37:34 am
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I sometimes get error messages saying the files can't be moved, however, they are moved and the source directory is left empty. Occasionally though, a file is left behind.

Same here.  Only happens on rare occasions, and started with LR4.x.  The error message itself is an indication, I think, that it isn't something I'm doing or not doing - though I always considered it as something "funny" about the files that were skipped.   The fact that a second whack at moving the "left behinds" works fine seems to indicate a hiccup in the program.  W7 machine.

Rand
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: john beardsworth on June 21, 2013, 08:48:50 am
When posting about such problems, it's best to include more information. For instance, what operating system and version? Anything special about either drive - eg is it a Drobo or NAS?
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Rory on June 21, 2013, 09:53:51 am
Yes, I've seen this behaviour as well.  Win 7, LR 4.  Have not tried with LR 5. 
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: MBehrens on June 21, 2013, 12:09:33 pm
The scenario that I see this - in all versions since 1 - is when I have a set of images selected in a folder and right-click another folder to "create a new folder inside of ..." and have the "

Windows 7 64bit, LR12345, local sata drive.
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Phil Indeblanc on June 25, 2013, 04:27:15 am
I orginialy post to see how many having the issue, but yes John, surely it can be setup specific.
Win7-64bit, Files on NAS.

Anything specific needed to point out, let me know
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Onslow on June 25, 2013, 05:03:40 am
Quote from: Phil Indeblanc on June 25, 2013, 04:27:15 am
I orginialy post to see how many having the issue, but yes John, surely it can be setup specific.
Win7-64bit, Files on NAS.

Anything specific needed to point out, let me know

Hmm, A similar setup to me. Win7 64bit, File source is a Samsung 500gb SSD and destination is a 4 x 1TB onboard raid 1+0 setup.
Title: Re: Always leave a file or two behind
Post by: Phil Indeblanc on June 25, 2013, 05:54:22 am
hmmm...Catalog is on a SSD 256GB Corsair, Swap on 64gb Torqx SSD, Page File on another 64GB Torqx SSD. Files reside an Itel server with 4x2TB drives RAID5 Parity.