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I have a folder on the SBS 2003 server where I want users to be able to edit files, but not move or delete them. The files are in Excel. When I removed the delete permission, I couldn't save the files. I assume this is because Excel deletes the original...
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You might want to consider some....
Unfortunately, the user would need to request the file be unlocked in order to save, and in that window the user could delete the file.
Locking could work, as in locking the file when it is unused.
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I'm working on transferring a lot of files (>100GB, several thousands of files) over my network to a new Mac. Once the transfers are done I'd like to be able to verify that all of the files were successfully transferred and that no corruption occurred...
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If you have....
If you were to do this manually, you would need to generate a checksum for each file on both, but it's an interesting read.
That the files were present in both locations it would do nothing to verify the integrity of the data.
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Hi,
I am moving some 20Gb within my local network (100 Mbit/sec). The files are from a typical Linux desktop system.
Would compressing them using Tar\Gzip and then sending them improve performance?
EDIT: I'm moving a Developer's workspace, meaning lots...
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While transferring bulk data, Installation....
If your files are like PDF, JPEG movies of the type of the file, this is especially dependent of the amount of files.
It largely depends on the type of files you are moving.
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Hello,
I have problems with moving files in directories in Java. The problem is that I cannot understand why the program behaves the way it behaves. Below is a (slight) modification of my real program.
I traverse directories of a directory. In each of...
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So that's why, in the second loop, your index variable has the file....
When you physically move to move files that were already moved.
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The problem is that, in both loops, you index the same array of File s.
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When I move .xaml and .xaml.vb files to a new Silverlight project, the generated .g files no longer include members for the x:Name attributes defined in the xaml file. This means the code-behind files can't refer to those members and cannot build.
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In Visual Studio, select ....
This seems like a bug in Visual Studio.
To another using the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, it puts that usercontrol into the vbproj file the files are transparent so you can figure them out and modify them.
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I wanted to move all the files having certain patterns of the current directory to a folder.
Example- I wanted to move all the files starting with nz to foobar directory. I tried it using mv but didn't work out well.
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However, for more complex pattern matches you ....
For files in nz* do mv $files foobar done
Edit: As shown above this totally over the top.
This will do it, though if you have any directories beginning with nz it will move those too.
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If a VS2008 project is created initially with a web app project, and class projects are added, and the structure is like this:
Parent Folder Web App Project Folder - (solution Files in this folder) Class Project 1 Class Project 2 ...
do you see any problems...
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You can open your .sln file with whatever editor you'd like, even notepad, and see that ....
If the projects are still the same, nothing's broken.
Only the project files determine their build outputs - solutions only link projects together.
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I'm using Team Foundation Server 2008 (SP 1) and I need to move multiple files from one folder to another (to retain file history). In addition to Team Explorer (with SP 1) I've also got the latest TFS Power Tools (October 2008) installed (for Windows...
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Stick all the files that you wish to move, under a folderUse the tf.exe tool from the Visual studio commandline - it can handle wildcards:
tf.exe move <olditem> <newitem>
Example....
Them in Visual Studio solution explorer.
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I often do the command such as:
mv folder $something_that_does_not_exist mv files* $something_that_does_not_exist
Then, I realise that my files are gone. I cannot see them even in the folder "$something_that_does_not_exist". Where have my files and folders...
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Otherwise, if there is only one file matching names when using cp or mv :
$ touch foo $ mv foo bar/ mv: cannot move `foo' to `bar/foo': No such file file(s) ....
Directory, it will move the "files*" into "abcde".
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Hi,
Apparently I can't move files on different volumes using Directory.Move.
I have read that I have to copy each file individually to the destination, then delete the source directory.
Do I have any other option?
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files = Directory.GetFiles(directory); foreach (string file in files) { FileAttributes attributesRegardless of whether or not Directory.Move (or any other function) performed the move between increase, that's not going to....
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