What are the permissions on the source files on the remote volumes? A move command that is issued that has the source and target devices on different physical disks is actually two commands: copy source- >target, then delete source if the copy returns successful. If you try to move a file for which Quicksilver has read but not write permission, it will copy, and then fail when it tries to delete. It will also fail to delete an open or otherwise locked file.
On Sep 7, 9:14 am, Howard Melman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I believe that between any two volumes, Move to... does a copy, just > like dragging in the Finder between volumes does a copy by default. > > Delays like you describe are usually because: > 1. You have the TextMate Ranker installed. It does screw up the 3rd > pane for say Open With... > 2. You have a very large catalog and it takes QS time to build the 3rd > pane results list. > > See the FAQhttp://groups.google.com/group/blacktree-quicksilver/web/faq > "Quicksilver uses lots of memory, cpu or hangs" > > Howard > > On Sep 7, 2008, at 8:37 AM, Chris wrote: > > > My experience with the move action of quicksilver: > > > Problem 1: When I select a file and then select the action "move > > to" (i.e. typing mo...), I see the rotating wheel(indicating "busy") > > and it takes atleast five seconds for the action "move to" to appear > > and then the third pane opens. > > > Problem 2: > > > Let us say, I have three volumes: Volume 1(Leopard installed) > > Volume 2 > > Volume 3 > > > Case 1: Move a file "x" from Volume 1 to Volume 2-------works fine > > Case 2: Move a file "x" from Volume 2 to Volume 3-------works fine > > Case 3: Move a file "x" from Volume 3 to Volume 1-------file is copied > > (not moved) > > Case 2: Move a file "x" from Volume 2 to Volume 1-------file is copied > > (not moved) > > > My QS version is B54(3815) > > > Any help appreciated.
