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| | Dialog box blocks service ? I am using foldershare to sync files between a work desktop and a home laptop. The work desktop is always connected, while the laptop is intermittently connected. I unknowingly left an application open with a file open on my work desktop. At home, on my laptop, I moved the file to a different folder. When I got back to work, foldershare was understandably prompting me, telling me that it couldn't delete the file (because it was still open on my desktop). However, it appears that all of foldershare was blocked, meaning none of the other many changes I had made to files on my my laptop had been synced with my desktop. My laptop is shut off at home so I can't get at the files today. Is this working as designed ? Or better, is this working as intentionally designed ? Isn't there a separate UI thread which deals with resolving issues via UI with particular files while another thread continues to operate in the background ? |
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| | Re: Dialog box blocks service ? Excellent question. At the moment, the designed behavior locks further sync until the conflict is resolved, consistent with the windows file copy/move model behavior. Having said that, the scenario you mentioned is an interesting one, thanks for pointing it out. As I mentioned before, this kind of feedback is very important for us because we are constantly thinking of ways to improve the product. Thanks! -- Anton Katz Program Manager - Windows Live FolderShare "Ndodge" <Ndodge@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:0C566CA8-246B-4B1C-9032-4DF5CE1AF56D@xxxxxx Quote: > I am using foldershare to sync files between a work desktop and a home > laptop. The work desktop is always connected, while the laptop is > intermittently connected. I unknowingly left an application open with a > file > open on my work desktop. At home, on my laptop, I moved the file to a > different folder. When I got back to work, foldershare was understandably > prompting me, telling me that it couldn't delete the file (because it was > still open on my desktop). However, it appears that all of foldershare > was > blocked, meaning none of the other many changes I had made to files on my > my > laptop had been synced with my desktop. My laptop is shut off at home so > I > can't get at the files today. > > Is this working as designed ? > Or better, is this working as intentionally designed ? > Isn't there a separate UI thread which deals with resolving issues via UI > with particular files while another thread continues to operate in the > background ? |
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