Ubuntu One renames files to filename.u1conflict - but there is no conflict at all
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Ubuntu One Client |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Ubuntu One renames some files to filename.
How I was able to reproduce the bug:
1. I cleaned all files from my Ubuntu One account, and deleted the Ubuntu One folder and the .cache/ubuntuone folder from both of my machines to create a clean state
2. I restarted both of my machines, and let the Ubuntu One daemon recreate my Ubuntu One folder
3. I created a folder in my Ubuntu One folder on my first computer, and copied a file into it (karmic-boot.png)
4. I restarted the Ubuntu One daemon on my second computer, and waited until it synced the file
5. I copied a second file on my first computer into the same folder created in the 3rd step (karmic-frog.png)
6. I restarted the Ubuntu One daemon on my second computer, and waited until it synced the file (still no conflict at this point)
7. I restarted the Ubuntu One daemon on my first computer
8. I restarted the Ubuntu One daemon on my second computer: the karmic-frog.png has been quickly renamed to karmic-
I checked the syncdaemon.log on the second machine, and it was nearly 2.3MBytes. However, after checking the file more thoroughly, I found that most of it was generated in just 5 seconds, and it repeats the same messages. So I was able to strip it down to just 26.5KB, containing just the important part. The syncdaemon.log on the first machine is just 39.5KB. I attach both of them to this bugreport.
The logfile of the first machine: first-syncdaemo
The (stripped down) logfile of the second machine: second-
Changed in ubuntuone-client: | |
status: | New → Fix Released |
Full syncdaemon logfiles from the second machine