2015-01-13, 14:50
Hi all,
As preperation for upgrading from v13.2 to v14.0, I wanted to export my video library.
However, about 1 out of 10 folders (so far I only tried about 30ish) comes back with the error "unable to write to folder".
So far, all these 30 folders are located in "D:\Videos\Moviez\720p\ok" (so they are not on a different (network) drive then the folders that do work).
I already tried comparing the security permissions between them and working folders, but found no difference.
Does anyone know how to get to the bottom of this?
Thanks!
Although all folders (also the ones were it works) have the read only attribute partly enabled, explicitly disabling that flag does help to get xbmc to export to the folder.
Immediatly after doing so, that attribute is already partly enabled again (as they all are).
So it does have something to do with file / folder permissions, but I do not understand yet how...
As preperation for upgrading from v13.2 to v14.0, I wanted to export my video library.
However, about 1 out of 10 folders (so far I only tried about 30ish) comes back with the error "unable to write to folder".
So far, all these 30 folders are located in "D:\Videos\Moviez\720p\ok" (so they are not on a different (network) drive then the folders that do work).
I already tried comparing the security permissions between them and working folders, but found no difference.
Does anyone know how to get to the bottom of this?
Thanks!
Although all folders (also the ones were it works) have the read only attribute partly enabled, explicitly disabling that flag does help to get xbmc to export to the folder.
Immediatly after doing so, that attribute is already partly enabled again (as they all are).
So it does have something to do with file / folder permissions, but I do not understand yet how...