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Brett Anderson Guest
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Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 7:58 am Post subject: VV permanently deletes files |
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I have a serious problem with VV Pro. 2
I have a source and target set up.
I find when I delete a file from the target - an older version of a file on my source disk, then it also deletes the file from the Source.
Furthermore, while I can undelete the file I manually deleted from the target (this file ends up in the Recycle Bin), I cannot find the NEWER file on the source. It does not end up in Recycle Bin, it simply disappears.
I have so far lost 2 days work to this problem. Any suggestions how to avoid this critical software error? |
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Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 11:02 am Post subject: |
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Hello
Quote: | I find when I delete a file from the target - an older version of a file on my source disk, then it also deletes the file from the Source. |
This is normal with the synchronization method. If you delete a file on one side, it is deleted from the other side. If you do not wish to use this method, try selecting a different execution method, see:
http://www.tgrmn.com/web/kb/item27.htm
Quote: | Furthermore, while I can undelete the file I manually deleted from the target (this file ends up in the Recycle Bin), I cannot find the NEWER file on the source. It does not end up in Recycle Bin, it simply disappears. |
Is the source a non-local folder? If positive then Windows does not send files to the recycle bin. Use instead the file archiving feature in ViceVersa, see profile settings -> file archiving and also http://www.tgrmn.com/web/kb/item22.htm
Quote: | I have so far lost 2 days work to this problem. |
I am sorry about that! With the suggestions above you should no longer lose any files.
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