Copying Error

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Brian E
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Copying Error

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I am trying to copy a single file from a shared folder on the network to my desktop PC, but it won't work. Here is what the log has recorded:-

13:21:39 SSTART Disk to Disk disk copy to Started on: 18 November 2008 at 13:21:39 2.7 (329)
13:21:39 INF Platform: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
13:21:42 STAT Files Selected For Copy: 1 (0.14 MB)
13:21:42 STAT Already Backed up: 0
13:21:42 STAT Excluded From Copy: No files or folders have been excluded.
13:21:42 INF Platform: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
13:21:42 INF Creating Folders: Preserving Original Short Name.
13:21:42 INF Finished Creating Folders.
13:21:42 ERR 1307: This security ID may not be assigned as the owner of this object.
: Z:\Brian_E\My Data Sources\Council Tax and Environmental Health Shared Database\Owners and Occupiers (Live).xls
13:21:42 ERR File size changed during copy: \\snapser1\section folders\Council Tax and Environmental Health Shared Database\Owners and Occupiers (Live).xls
13:21:42 ERR Failed to Copy: \\snapser1\section folders\Council Tax and Environmental Health Shared Database\Owners and Occupiers (Live).xls
13:21:42 ERR Destination Full
13:21:42 RESULT 0 Files copied.
13:21:42 RESERR 1 Files failed to copy
13:22:14 SESSEND Copy Finished on: 18 November 2008 at 13:22:14
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Brian E
Barry
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Problem copying file

Post by Barry »

There seems to be a problem with the security settings on this file, it may be possible to copy the file without NTFS security settings (uncheck this option).

Obviously AISBackup is not handling this problem correctly as the destination full message is displayed.

What happens if you backup this file using a regular backup job?

Barry
Brian E
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Post by Brian E »

Hi Barry

I'll try unchecking the security settings as you suggest. I'll also try backing up the file as a regular backup job. I won't be able to try these things until Thursday as I'm on leave tomorrow.
Regards

Brian E
Brian E
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Post by Brian E »

That's solved the problem (deselecting the security settings).
Regards

Brian E
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