[Owncloud] Problem with conflicts

[Holger Angenent]

I synchronize a folder with a Linux and a Windows client.
Even after disabling the versioning, some files are downloaded every 30
seconds on the Linux side. When I delete them on the Linux side
(including the original file), they will be resynced and the conflict
files will start to appear again.
The conflict files do not appear on the server.

Cheers,
Holger


Am 12.02.2013 23:56, schrieb Sandro Knauß:
> Hey,
>
> can you make sure that he versioning is disabled. A friend of mine has a 
> problem like this. After disable versioning, the problem was gone.
>
> Cheers,
>
> sandro
>
> Am Dienstag, 12. Februar 2013, 12:34:48 schrieb Jonathan Gazeley:
>> I want to use ownCloud to sync files between one server and two
>> computers, for the purposes of two-way sync and keeping separate copies
>> of data.
>>
>> However, I'm having problems with conflicts. For instance, if I add a
>> folder of 100 photos to my PC at home, and come back the next day, the
>> folder is full of multiple copies of the same file, all named "conflict"
>> and with a timestamp, like this:
>>
>> IMG_9411.JPG
>> IMG_9422_conflict-20130203-080427.JPG
>> IMG_9422_conflict-20130203-123425.JPG
>> IMG_9422_conflict-20130203-233704.JPG
>> IMG_9422.JPG
>> IMG_9423_conflict-20130203-080406.JPG
>> IMG_9423_conflict-20130203-123350.JPG
>> IMG_9423_conflict-20130203-233644.JPG
>> ...
>>
>> Thing is, there are no "conflicts". I just add the photos on the first
>> computer, and wait for the sync to run. I don't add the photos directly
>> on the ownCloud server or on the second computer. Can someone explain
>> how these conflicts occur, and how I can prevent them from occurring?
>> Most files on my PC now have several copies and they are taking up lots
>> of space. It's an effort to go through and remove the conflicts from the
>> server and both PCs to prevent them from returning.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jonathan
>> _________________________


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