What Does This Error Mean?

[CubaTBird]

Quick question, what does this error mean?

 

[mad jew]

All I found on the Apple Support site was this:

Addresses an alert "Error code -8065" that could occur when copying a file through SMB to a Microsoft Windows-based PC volume a second time, if the file had previously been deleted from the PC.

It was in the section outlining the changes in 10.4.2 which can be found here. Are you running the latest release of Tiger?

 

[CubaTBird]

All I found on the Apple Support site was this:





It was in the section outlining the changes in 10.4.2 which can be found here. Are you running the latest release of Tiger?

yep, so is this a 10.4.2 specific bug?

 

[Linkjeniero]

You should tell us (with as much detail as possible) what did you do to get this error, and then maybe we can help.

 

[mad jew]

yep, so is this a 10.4.2 specific bug?

Well, what I understood from the site is that 10.4.2 fixes it. This is pretty weird though, because you have 10.4.2. So were you copying a file over SMB to a PC then?

 

[CubaTBird]

Well, what I understood from the site is that 10.4.2 fixes it. This is pretty weird though, because you have 10.4.2. So were you copying a file over SMB to a PC then?

nope, this is what i was doing, and see if you get the same error too...

okay.. go to your itunes music folder...
open it up...
pick an artists folder.. any one will do, we'll use "yellowjackets" here for sake of example..
go to your desktop and make a folder called "yellowjackets"
now when you drag that folder into the music folder u get the error

the error u should be getting is the file copy error do you wanna replace, but u don't...

 

[mad jew]

Okay, I just did exactly that and I got the regular "Do you want to replace this..." error message. Weird.

 

[CubaTBird]

Okay, I just did exactly that and I got the regular "Do you want to replace this..." error message. Weird.

try it with a folder that has protected music in it.. if you have any bought from the music store that is

 

[mad jew]

try it with a folder that has protected music in it.. if you have any bought from the music store that is

Sorry I can't help you, no Aussie music store just yet. All my music is ripped from CDs.

 

[CubaTBird]

Sorry I can't help you, no Aussie music store just yet. All my music is ripped from CDs.

yeah see here this is what i mean.. in pics of course..

and there's my permissions if that helps

 

[mad jew]

I got the same repaired permissions after installing 10.4.2 yet still no problems. Are you saying that if the folder doesn't have ITMS music then it'll give the regular error message?

 

[CubaTBird]

I got the same repaired permissions after installing 10.4.2 yet still no problems. Are you saying that if the folder doesn't have ITMS music then it'll give the regular error message?

nope, i only get the error with itms folder.. for some reason.. every other folder gives me file/copy error thing

 

[kgarr]

I got the same error, different situation

I downloaded the Mozilla Thunderbird DMG
Mounted the DMG
Dragged the .APP to Applications

got the error

 

[CubaTBird]

I got the same error, different situation

I downloaded the Mozilla Thunderbird DMG
Mounted the DMG
Dragged the .APP to Applications

got the errot

yep... if others get the same error.. looks like we can call this one a 10.4.2 bug.. time to file that bug report...

i also tried it out on other folders that had music but that wasn't protected.. same deal... hrm..

 

[Hubbub]

I got the same error, different situation

I downloaded the Mozilla Thunderbird DMG
Mounted the DMG
Dragged the .APP to Applications

got the error

Same here. OS X 10.4.2, Thunderbird 1.0.6
Bloody nuisance!

 

[Hubbub]

I got the same error, different situation

I downloaded the Mozilla Thunderbird DMG
Mounted the DMG
Dragged the .APP to Applications

got the error

Found a workaround, tx to:
http://www.betalogue.com/?p=1507

I downloaded the Mozilla Thunderbird DMG
Mounted the DMG
Dragged the .APP to a new folder in Applications
Started the .APP
Deleted the old version in Applications
Quit the new version
Dragged the new version to Applications

No error code, no mail/settings/etc lost (they're safely in ~/Library/Thunderbird), everything works just fine. Some steps may be unnecessary. Perhaps all you need to do is delete the old version first, and then copy the newer version to Applications. Untested tho.

In the end the best solution might be to use the case-sensitive HFS Extended file system. Dunno..