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Attempting to copy a directory across a network drive I receive: Copy of "E:\.nx" to "G:\.nx" failed. Module: worker.c Line number: 831 OS/2 error: 5 Class: Authorization failed Action: Bad user input - get new values Location: Unknown "SYS0005: Access is denied."

The target system is running eCS 2.0 RC5 using Peer. Originating system is eCS 1.2mr connecting via the Netdrive Samba plugin. The directory is created but no files copied over. I am able to copy the directory over using Filestar (though I do get pipe errors and occasional crashes of Filestar as a result).

Just tried to copy with the directory already existing and after telling it to overwrite: Copy of "E:\.nx" to "G:\.nx" failed. Module: worker.c Line number: 831 OS/2 error: 233 Class: Unclassified Action: Terminate in an orderly manner Location: Unknown "SYS0233: The pipe is disconnected."

Copying the contents of the folder to the existing folder results in the original error for each subfolder under .nx. i get one pipe error on a file (same one that filestar had the pipe error on so something I need to look into). The other files copied over then.

Will try Peer on originating system next. I am using the 3.11 version of FM/2 installed via Wpi (over existing install also via wpi).

Actually Release Tool creates a from address like <ygk-r9/a4iiAUwJeoWHOuzbU5w@public.gmane.org>. I guess that's created from the message id. It looks to me me as if just the name is missing, something like 'FM/2 Developers'.

I think the Release Tool should be enhanced to support a better readable name. I won't wonder if some of us have regarded these announcements just as SPAM in the past.

Sorry, the most recent announcements aren't available anymore, so a detailed reproducible example is missing. Gregg, do you have canceled something or is this (not my ticket itself) just a server-related bug?

The states name is relatively short. This really should not be limited.

To implement this requires reworking the entry field and the INI storage. This probably can be done without losing existing stored states.

While implementing this, the state name entry field handling probably should be enhanced. It would be useful if the last loaded state was not overwritten. This would allow states to be deleted without having to type in the name.

Some care will be needed to support reloading the current state.

The applicable code can be found by searching for lastsetups and hwndsetuplist.