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Is it possible to enable a low temperature warning? I don't worry to much about high temps, but in the wintertime my shed-storage can become quite cool
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Christopher (Drashna) reacted to an answer to a question: [bug] Cannot rename files/folders through reparse points
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Works like a charm. Thanks for the quick fix.
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Some more odd behaviour I'm seeing. I tested with move to try and rename a file. As before #vers is a symlink \\homeserver\videos\#Vers\testing>dir Directory of \\homeserver\videos\#Vers\testing 14-05-2014 21:43 <DIR> . 14-05-2014 21:43 <DIR> .. 14-05-2014 21:43 3 test.txt 1 File(s) 3 bytes \\homeserver\videos\#Vers\testing>move test.txt test2.txt Overwrite \\homeserver\videos\Vers\testing\test2.txt? (Yes/No/All): n 0 file(s) moved. Why does it warn of overwriting a non-existing file? Second test the real path \\homeserver\public\testing>dir Directory
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Creating a new file ain't the problem, after creating windows asks for a filename which equals a rename and therein lies the problem. When creating a new textfile seems to fail, a newly created "New Text Document.txt" exists.
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Server 2012 R2 Standard x64
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Logfiles uploaded. I'm using version 2.1.0.528 but have seen the behaviour since 2.1.0.432
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I'm happily using symbolic links but i cannot rename a file or folder through the symlink. Example: In folder D:\ServerFolder\Videos i've got a symlink called '#Vers' pointing to D:\ServerFolders\Public >ren d:\ServerFolders\Videos\#Vers\test.txt test2.txt A duplicate file name exists, or the file cannot be found. When I work through the gui, windows gives me the following error:
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You can change the drive letter through windows disk management.
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Tardas-Zib reacted to a question: Srvr2012 R2 backup fails on pool
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Thank you for the explanation. I hadn't expected that the dp v1 manual would contain the answer, I had only read the v2 manual.
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Backup from physical drives works as expected. I understand why a baremetal restore wouldn't work but for individual files the drivepool behaviour isn't as straightforward as I would have thought. Maybe something for the faq, or am i the first to do backups?
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Changed the backup to the physical drives, will report back the result tomorrow. It isn't a really intuitive way to do backup. Can you explain why you can't point to the pooldrive?
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Hello, I'm using drivepool on my 2012 R2 server with Essentials Experience role enabled and having difficulty with systembackup. I see the following messages in eventviewer when the backup is supposed to start: Event12289, VSS: Volume Shadow Copy Service error: Unexpected error DeviceIoControl(\\?\Volume{077cfcbb-1ed5-44c5-b960-5ff569f2e170} - 0000000000000170,0x0053c008,0000008D8BF10080,0,0000008D8B87D1D0,4096,[0]). hr = 0x80820001, The bootfile is too small to support persistent snapshots. The mentioned volume is my pooldrive. On other volumes i'm having no problems with the VSS.