It seems that this extends to the name(label in gparted) of FAT
partitions. I tried to rename FAT partitions from gparted and it changed
every letter to capital.
Running on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, gparted 3.2
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Noticed this bug in Ubuntu 17.10, not sure if I've seen this before. Cifs
mounted network drive, error message is "The name FILENAME.TXT is already used
in this folder. Please use a different name."
Renaming with 'mv' via command line is working.
My fstab line is:
//192.168.1.10/share
I confirm this bug, happening on Ubuntu 16.04 on a cifs mounted network drive.
Used to work on Ubuntu 12.04 though.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/231864
Title:
Renaming files
Still hasn't been fixed on 12.04 all the latest updates. In my case I am
using a CIFS mounted network drive. In seems the error message has been
updated, now it says The name FILENAME.TXT is already used in this
folder. Please use a different name. Workaround by WH Mitty does work.
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This happens to me when renaming via an NFS mount to Mac HFS as well.
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My two step work around for this was to for example name example.TXT
to example.TX? where ? is any other character but the original
uppercase character X then rename example.TX? to example.txt. Seems to
work OK but what a pain in the posterior.
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Just want to post some updates:
Now on Ubuntu 9.10, and the bug is still present. It doesn't matter if
you rename the file using mv or through the GUI. Now, once again, I
understand that FAT filesystems aren't case sensitive, but if you're
going to show uppercase and lowercase, then you (the
Was just about to file a bug on this. The behaviour this bug is
producing is incredibly annoying for me. I do a lot of upper and lower
case renaming on my FAT32 drive (while sorting music) and I often have
to 2-step rename my files and folders with an intermediate, temporary
name, so this bug is
Yup, it's a problem that only occurs on FAT formatted drives, as they
are case preserving but not case sensitive. The file browser compares
the name you're changing the file to all the names of the files in the
folder to make sure you aren't duplicating the name. Since it is not
case sensitive,
I get the same error on a usb drive but not on any other place in my
computer (ie the ext3 and ntfs drives).
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I forgot to mention.
I get this error on diferent computers all running Ubuntu 8.10 fully updated.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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