Duplicate Folders in My Local Folder?

Lately a duplicate of one folder will show up in my local
working folder, but it's not duplicated on my remote server files.
So I will have two of the exact same folder...(?) I've reinstalled
Dreamweaver, on Mac OSX 10.4.11., and it cleaned out the
duplicates...momentarily. Now one or two of my folders is
duplicated...again. Is this some sort of conflict with another
program, etc.? Stumped...

Hi Mark
thanks for your reply. 70 CD'S!!! - Bummer!
One option I have read about is to operate 1 library with separate playlists for each person & sync the iPods manually, with each iPod then receiving only the songs selected on that persons playlist(s).
That way you could have the same songs on 2 or more playlists. The bigger your music collection is tho the more of a hassle I imagine this would become!
I just can't work out which folder is the last used & therefore current one when trying to open a different library.
Anyway - good luck, let me know if you find a solution
ps - to search the computer for music wouldn't you select import from the file menu in iTunes & then search the hard drive for the music you want ??
Message was edited by: artygirl

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When using Message Filters on an IMAP account I often get duplicate messages in my local folder where important messages are put. How can I stop this?

Since switching to IMAP and using message filters, I often get duplicate messages in my local folders. I think this is a bug.
That is my guess as to what is happening.
When the IMAP part starts syncing with the server to fill in the inbox, the message filter system starts working before it is done syncing. I appears that the filters runs too quickly because as the filter moves a msg to a local folder, the sync thread think it need to download it again from the server. If the sync with the remote server takes a long time, I could end up with 5 or more copies of the exact same email.
This has always happened for years now but I figured someone would have noticed it and fix it by now. Now I am wondering it it has something to do with my filters or my settings.
Has anyone run into this before?

Toys,
I was just doing a search to see if anyone else was feeling this way! I am also at a university and I don't really like see thousands of unread messages in mail. (Fortunately, with Leopard you can select the dock icon to show only the messages in your inbox but I still don't like having the public folder in there).
Please let me know if you find out anything and I will do the same for you. If I have time later I am going to run by our IT office later and ask them.

Duplicate folders NAME~1 appear in PSE9 Elements 9 Orgainser folder view

I am running Photoshop Elements 9 (PSE9) in windows7 and I am having a problem of apparently empty duplicate folders in Organiser's folder view (thumbnails on the right, Windows Explorer type folder list on the left).
A new apparently empty folder structure has appeared on in the folder view, identical to my main set of photo folders but containing no thumbnails and with a truncated folder name, eg DigitalPhotos becomes Digita~1 and FamilyandFriends becomes Family~1. If I delete any of the apparently empty subfolders in the duplicate folders, it deletes all the real jpgs from the hard drive and they show up as a missing file when I click on the proper thumbnail in the proper folder. It would appear to me that the catalog is referring to the same underlying file at two points for my whole catalog.
As the folders are apparently empty there is no ability to use the delete file option and uncheck delete file to delete only from the catalog
I have tried..
- catalog optimise
- catalog repair anyway (no faults found)
- catalog repair rebuild visual similarity index
- deleting the thumbnail file from ProgramData\Adobe\etc. then rebuilding all thumbnails (took hours) - I thought this had solved the problem when I checked very late last night but it wasb back when I turned on the computer this morning. I am now questioning whether in fact this solved the problem or if this was my imagination/ lack of sleep
They clearly shouldn't be there and I am concerned that double-links to the same underlying file will cause me corruption-related trouble.
Any ideas? I am really concerned the whole thing is going to crash on me and erase endless hours of work.
Thanks
Kimberley

Try these troubleshooting notes or download the ASA to analyze your error report.
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/858/cpsid_85843.html#main_Error__Below_mentioned_applications_hav e_failed_to_install__Shared_technologies_

How do I move all the messages and folders in `Local Folder' to my main account folder? The stuff in local is from importing from Outlook

I imported my mail from Outlook and they went to Local Folders. I want them in the main folder section for my account. How do I move them there?
At the moment I have to create each folder and then copy the contents from one folder to the other - crazy, and I have dozens of folders

As Chgrist1 said, that is how it works. Having looked as how Outlook stores mail, and everything else. It is a wonder anything ever comes out that is useable. PST files are a mess. First thing they do is pull the email apart and store header, body and attachments is three different places.
You will also find (most likely) that your accounts in Outlook were POP and the default in Thunderbird is IMAP. merging IMAP and POP files and folders is fraught with difficulties and dangers. It would be a brave developer that tried that in an import.
In the case of IMAP all your mail is one the server, so import is not all that important. However copying a gigabyte or two of of outlook mail into your imap server could exhaust your available message storage space there and cause the import to fail completely.
So If you want to do what your saying, first confirm that your not using IMAP mail. Otherwise your experience is most likely going to be exceedingly poor.
If you are using POP mail, then changing the setting in your pop account to cause it to use the global inbox will make a single mail account appear, "Local Folder", with your outlook mail as a sub folder of that.
Dragging a folder from the imported outlook tree to Local folders is not difficult, as long as you remember that folders hang of other folders, so your dragging them to a parent, not a position on the screen you like.

MY system folder, including hidden folders are littered with duplicate folders and files with the suffix (from old Mac) How do I remove them

I have a Macbook Pro running Leopard 10.5.8. I had a problem with my my operating system (my fault, I moved a file I shoudnt have) couldnt boot up but was able to boot up from a backup. I managed to repair my original system except now all the system folders, including hidden folders are littered with duplicate folders and files with the suffix (from old Mac). For the most part the dupes are an exact copy, but not always. I want to remove them to free up space and cant imagine duplicate folders in the /system/library are not hindering my computer. But I dont know where to start and am afraid of doing irreparable damage. Any ideas

pacull,
Use iCal>View>Show Notifications to choose what to do with the notification.

Duplicate folders/files can't be deleted

Some duplicate folders/files may caused read error on the filesystem. After deleted those folders/files, the XSAN client seems work now.
However some duplicate folders/files still automaticaly gengrated and be seen on Server side(highlighted below).Those files won't be seen on client machine and are all unable to be deleted.
Can't you help us to figure out what's the problem?
[root@NLEMDC-1 snfs1]# ls -lah
total 83G
drwxrwxrwx 14 root root 2.0K Jan 15 12:08 .
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 32K Jan 8 10:16 ..
drwxr-xr-x 5 516 root 2.0K Sep 21 10:32 co
-rw-rw-rw- 1 501 root 6.1K Jan 15 12:07 .DS_Store
-rw-rw-rw- 1 501 root 6.1K Jan 15 12:07 .DS_Store
drwxr-xr-x 5 516 root 2.0K Oct 1 16:34 fruit
drwxrwxrwx 2 516 root 2.0K Jun 25 2009 koc2009
-rw-r--r-- 1 517 root 37G Jul 14 2009 koc-color-test.mov
drwxr-xr-x 3 505 root 2.0K May 21 2009 mac-1-backup
drwxr-xr-x 4 516 root 2.0K May 21 2009 mac-2-backup
drwxr-xr-x 4 501 root 2.0K Jun 5 2009 mac-4-backuo
drwxr-xr-x 5 506 root 2.0K Sep 4 16:07 mm
-rw-r--r-- 1 517 root 25G Jul 13 2009 sport_grd03.mov
-rw-r--r-- 1 517 root 22G Jul 13 2009 sport.mov
drwxr-xr-x 2 501 root 2.0K Jun 5 2009 Test Folder
d-wx-wx-wt 2 root 80 2.0K Jan 15 16:59 .Trashes
d-wx-wx-wt 2 root 80 2.0K Jan 15 16:59 .Trashes
--w--w--w- 1 root 80 4.0K Jan 15 12:06 ._.Trashes
--w--w--w- 1 root 80 4.0K Jan 15 12:06 ._.Trashes
-rw-r--r-- 1 517 games 22K Jul 14 2009 Untitled Project 1.fcp
-rw-r--r-- 1 517 games 19K Jul 14 2009 Untitled Project 2.fcp
drwxr-xr-x 2 517 root 2.0K Jun 3 2009 yo

If the OS is saying they're in use, they are. That message indicates that something on the boot drive is linked to the other disk or vice-versa. Quit all applications and try deleting again. If you get the same message, you'll have to track down what's open. One way is to launch the Terminal.app in /Applications/Utilities/, type in this command, hit the return key, and get the /dev/disk information for the attached disks:
df -h
This is an example of what you should see:
/dev/disk0s10 52162400 35274040 16888360 68% /Volumes/<name of other HD>
Then, enter this command, hit the return key, and peruse the output for the culprit(s) on that other drive:
lsof /dev/disk0s10
The only thing that should be listed is something like this, but that shouldn't prevent the disk from unmounting.
Finder 260 username 27r VDIR 14,20 68 425847 /Volumes/HD/.Trashes/501
If there are other processes and open files, you'll have to stop the processes. Launch Activity Monitor, check the process number that's running (in this example it's Finder w/process #260), select it, click on the Quit Process button, and click on the Quit button in the dialog box that pops up. Now, try deleting the folders.
G4 450 MP Gigabit Mac OS X (10.4.9)

IMAP messages not downloading to local folder?

Hi. I've just switched from an iBook G4 to my new monster, MacBook Pro. However, I've run into a problem:
I'm using an IMAP account in Mail, hence there was no problem getting all my emails to my new computer, as they were all located on the server. However, on my iBook, I stored some of the emails locally as they were too big to store on the server over time. To get them downloaded to a local storage, I simply dragged the messages from my IMAP-folder to my local folders in Mail. I thought this deleted the messages from the IMAP-account and stored the complete message (including attachements) locally. However, now it seems like I was wrong. I've tried to import all the locally stored messages into my new Mac Book Pro, but Mail refuses to import them, even though they're in mbox-format. Then I tried to upload them to the mailserver from the iBook, and then download them to the MacBook Pro. This sort of worked, but then the messages appeared as they were all blank. To me, it seemed like only parts of the messages were downloaded when I first dragged them over to my local folders? So basically, I'm wondering if anyone can give me a hint on what causes this? Am I doing something wrong when I'm trying to download it to a local folder? I'm suspecting this might be the reason, as it seems like I'm using much more storage space on my mailserver than I can find any reason for. Any suggestions? Thanks a bunch!
MacBook Pro, Intel Core Duo 2.33 GHz, 17" Mac OS X (10.4.9) 2GB RAM

David,
Sorry for not being more specific in my last post. It had been a while since I tried to import, so I trusted my memory on what happened. Obviously a mistake
Anyway, I've now tried to import once again, and you're right, they are in fact .mbox-folders, not files. Also, I've always tried to select the mbox-folder itself, or files within the mbox-folder. What I did wrong, as you pointed out, was that I did not select the folder which contained the mbox-folders.
Now, after I imported using your instructions, everything worked like a charm. I got all my emails imported Thanks a million!
I have one last question, though: To store emails locally instead of on the server, I've always dragged them onto a local folder. Is this the correct way of doing it? Will the emails on the server (which I store locally) be deleted, or will I just get a copy of them stored locally?

Move email from Inbox to Local Folder using Message Filter moves header only, not contents.

I created a Message Filter to move email from Inbox to a Local Folder based on Date. The email headers were moved, but not the contents. Since I'm using IMAP, all the emails were deleted from the server.
I searched for similar problems and I followed one suggestion to "repair" one of the target Local Folders, but that made things worse. Now the header information (Subject, From, Date (now set to the date the transfer was done, not the email received date) is all blank.
The Local Folder properties indicate the email is contained in
mailbox:///C:/Users/Ted/AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird/Profiles/c65xcqqf.default/Mail/Local Folders/Archives.sbd/2010
I can see the messages from other Local Folders here, but the ones "moved" are empty.
Should this location be changed?
Is there some way to recover the email contents?
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How to install packages from local folder

Hi all,
I have downloaded all arch linux packages from the following URLs:
ftp://mirrors.kernel.org/archlinux/core/os/i686/
ftp://mirrors.kernel.org/archlinux/extra/os/i686/
ftp://mirrors.kernel.org/archlinux/community/os/i686/
and then have saved them to an external hard disk. Then I have attached that external hard disk to my system and packages are available in following folders:
/mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Core-OS/
/mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Extra-OS-1/
/mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Extra-OS-2/
/mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Community-OS-1/
/mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Community-OS-2/
/mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Community-OS-3/
Now I want to install some or all packages from these folder with the help of pacman command. I am seeing that package corresponding to wvdial command is available in the /mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Extra-OS-1/ folder. But how to use pacman command so that I can install wvdial package from that folder?
In addition to this if I want to install ALL Extra Packages available in the folders /mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Extra-OS-1/ and /mnt/external_hd/Arch_Linux/Extra-OS-2/ then how to execute the pacman command?
Please send me step by step instructions so that I shall be able to install some or all downloaded packages.
I shall remain thankful for this forever.
Best Regards ...
Pankaj Kumar

Hi fukawi2,
Thanks for reply and searching for my username on google. It is true that I am a freelance s/w developer but I am not installing Arch Linux for any client. I am installing it due to some other reasons. In fact I started working on Red Hat and then on Fedora when I was a student of bachelor degree course in computer applications. Then later I searched open suse and started using it. I am using open suse from its 10.1 version. However the recent version of this distribution has become much resource consuming. So I am in the need of a light weight linux distribution. And I encountered Arch Linux. Then I purchased its installation disk from an online shop and installed it on my system. But only text mode is working at this moment. Since I want to use X window and so I started to follow the syntax of pacman command. But it is connecting to internet. Since my internet connection is slow (average speed of 10kbps) and so I requested the same online shop to download all packages from Arch Linux repository and send them to me. Therefore now I am having all those packages in my local external hard disk drive in the folder mentioned in my first post. Now I want to install packages from these folder. And so in order to get help I have come to this forum.
I have also followed the steps given on the pages https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pa … l_commands and https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pa … repository. But when I am trying to install a particular package using the following command:
pacman -U wvdial
then it is asking for a dependency. I know that the dependent package in my local folder but why it is not being automatically taken by pacman command? Can you please explain it.
That is why I am asking help only for customization and usages of pacman in order to install packages from local folder. But each member in this forum is only referring to long written manuals and not giving me exact solution which I think will involve four/five steps.
Best Regards ...
Pankaj Kumar

No longer able to group applications into folders in the Applications folder?

I would like to group applications in Folders in the Applications Folder, which I have dragged back to to the dock. This is the way I had managed apps in Snow Leopard. I can create folders no problem,but when I try to drag apps into these folders, a copy is always left behind in the Applications folder. How do I move the app? I am not able to delete the copies that are left behind.
My Account has Admin rights, and this is a clean install into an empty partition....I wanted to check out Lion before moving from SL.
Launchpad is pretty, but I prefer the Applications Folder.

It does cause problems in a number of circumstances.
In this forum alone, there are several threads with many users who used Setup Assistant or Migration Assistant to transfer their stuff, ended up with lots of duplicate apps because of it, and had great difficulty finding and deleting the duplicates.
There have also been folks whose apps did't get updated, and Adobe apps that wouldn't run at all.
Again, it depends on the apps and circumstances.

How do you return to the thunderbird main window in linux when it opens in a local folder?

I can find no option to return to the main window of Thunderbird 31.1.1 under Fedora 20. It always opens in the same local folder (the only tab displayed under "File Edit View .. " menu bar) that I was reading before yesterday's "logoff.". I tried restarting the computer. Help would be appreciated.

I think you aren't seeing the account folders pane.
On the menu, '''View|Layout''' and check ''Folder Pane''.
If you don't have a menu, hold down <alt> then tap l (lower case L).
The folder pane shows your accounts and their folders, and is, IMHO, essential for navigating around in Thunderbird.
http://chrisramsden.vfast.co.uk/13_Menus_in_Thunderbird.html
http://www.ramsden.org.uk/5_Lost_toolbars.html
http://www.ramsden.org.uk/6_I_cant_find_tools_options.html

Force Copy to a local Folder

I have a workgroup accessing a large XSAN and Sharing files. It is quite common that users wish to post a copy of a file in a different folder for other users to access. Because it is a single volume, dragging files between locations results in a "Move".
Of course by holding the Option key while dragging will create a Copy but that leaves the choice up to the User, and mistakes are made.
I am looking for the best way to assign a local Folder a Property that will force a Copy to any file dropped onto it.
Thanks,
OSX Server10.6.8

This works as a simple case:
mount volume "afp://APEx.local"
set sf to POSIX file "/Volumes/Net Drive/Test"
set df to POSIX file "/Users/frank/Desktop/tmp"
tell application "Finder"
duplicate every item of folder sf to folder df
end tell
Notr that the destination folder must exisit already

How to automatically move messages from an IMAP folder to a local folder?

I have rules set up on my IMAP server to filter messages to various folders. While these folders do show up in Mail.app, they're listed under the accounts, which, for me, is off the screen. Is there some way I can have these messages automatically moved into a local folder? The built-in rules don't seem to work, as they appear to only apply to messages arriving in an Inbox.
Having to manually move messages is getting old real fast.

I think this does what you want. You'll need to create the local mailbox first and change the xxx's to your account identifier:
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font-size: 10px;
margin: 0px;
padding: 5px;
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width: 720px;
color: #000000;
background-color: #FFDDFF;
overflow: auto;">
tell application "Mail"
set messageList to (messages of mailbox "Dump" of account "[email protected]" of application "Mail")
move messageList to mailbox "DUMP_Local"
end tell </pre>

Messaging server 7 duplicate folders

Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server 7.3-11.01 64bit (built Sep 1 2009)
libimta.so 7.3-11.01 64bit (built 19:54:45, Sep 1 2009)
Using /opt/sun/comms/messaging64/config/imta.cnf (compiled)
SunOS 5.10 Generic_142900-03 sun4v sparc SUNW,SPARC-Enterprise-T5120
After installling messaging server 7 and restoring data (imsrestore), webmail client shows me a draft folder and a Borradores (spanish) folder.
The messenger express client shows both as "Borradores" and just one keeps old messages, but new ones are save in the other one.
The same issue for Sent (Enviados) and Trash (Basura).
Not all users present this problem, and have not found the characteristic that makes the diference.
The ldap entry atributes (related with folder configuration) for a right user (no duplicate folders) is like this:
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meDraftFolder=Drafts
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meSentFolder=Sent
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meTrashFolder=Trash
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meInitialized=true
And for a wrong user:
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meSentFolder=Enviado
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meInitialized=true
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meDateFormat=0/
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meColorSet=5
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: mePrevTrash=Papelera
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meExpungeOnExit=true
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meViewSize=100
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meAutoSpell=true
nswmExtendedUserPrefs: meDraftFolder=Drafts
I have tryied changing nswmExtendedUserPrefs attribute from "meSentFolder=Borradores" to "meSentFolder=Draft" without success.
I am not sure where is the problem, messaging configuration or it is a ldap issue.
Any idea will be apreciated, thanks.

adding to what Shane said...
doing this via IMAP is the best bet. If you are moving messages between folders in the same account, you can do that via IMAP and the Message Store will end up doing it all via hard links in the file system rather than actually copying the data. So it should be nice and fast and low impact on your disk space and system. In IMAP, "move" consists of COPY to the destination folder and then flagging the originals as deleted and doing expunge. That will update store.* files and create hard links for the messages in the destination folders, but not copy the message data. You will not need to do any reconstructs.
imsbackup/imsrestore could do it, but will end up copying the data - unless you enable real time relinker - so this method is more load on the system.
And manually moving the files around in the store would require reconstruct and is generally not as good an idea as doing it via IMAP. If you have only a few folders to do this to, then you could do the IMAP commands by hand as easily as you could hack on the store files directly.

I can't see e-mail messages on my local folder disk location. Paranoid.

I'm switching from POP to IMAP and in the process am trying to archive lots of messages in not-very-active topics/folders to my Local Folders. This all seems to work _great_. My messages are archived just where I expect them to be, and I can see them _in Thunderbird_.
But, when I go to the location of the local folders shown by "browse" in account settings for Local Folders, I see only .sbd folders. These sometimes have sub-folders for _some_ of the sub-folders in my local folders structure (but not all). I see no messages. In some cases properties indicates that the folder has a substantial size.
BUT, I want to be able to walk away with my e-mail should something go wrong. Where are my e-mails? How can I configure T-bird so that I can be comfortable that they will survive the demise of T-bird, or some other misfortune (assuming that I back them up.)
Thanks in advance.

The Account Settings Local folders Browse button is designed to locate only the Folder where it should be pointing, so that Local Folders knows where to save Local Folders folders and emails, enabling you to select the folder which is usually set by default and unless there is a specific issue, you should not need to change it. It is not an access to Profile folders. All Files are not displayed in that view because you cannot select them to be a suitable folder.
The second method via Help > Troublshooting 'Show Folder' button displays the Profile folder name contents and therefore will show all files and folders. If you ever want to manually backup your profile, this is one method of locating the Profile name folder.

Duplicate Folders in My Local Folder?

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