FuturePilot
May 29th, 2009, 06:20 PM
So originally I had dumped a number of files and directories into the My Files directory. Something like
Ubuntu One
|
|-My Files
|
|-file1
|-file2
|-dir1
|-dir2
...
I decided this was too messy so I created a new directory under My Files and moved all those files and directories into the new directory I created. It looks something like this
Ubuntu One
|
|-My Files
|
|-new dir
|
|-file1
|-file2
|-dir1
|-dir2
...
Now the problem is that when my laptop went to sync up with the changes it seemed to have gotten confused. All of the files are still under the My Files directory with ".conflict" appended to them. In the new directory I created, there is an identical set of files only they are empty and have ".partial" appended to them. The client is no longer syncing, so it's kind of stuck in this state. Is this a bug? Is there anything I can do to give it a little kick and make it re-sync or something?
Ubuntu One
|
|-My Files
|
|-file1
|-file2
|-dir1
|-dir2
...
I decided this was too messy so I created a new directory under My Files and moved all those files and directories into the new directory I created. It looks something like this
Ubuntu One
|
|-My Files
|
|-new dir
|
|-file1
|-file2
|-dir1
|-dir2
...
Now the problem is that when my laptop went to sync up with the changes it seemed to have gotten confused. All of the files are still under the My Files directory with ".conflict" appended to them. In the new directory I created, there is an identical set of files only they are empty and have ".partial" appended to them. The client is no longer syncing, so it's kind of stuck in this state. Is this a bug? Is there anything I can do to give it a little kick and make it re-sync or something?