[Box Backup] Fwd: Boxi always shows first entry with same names, even if that entry is deleted

[Achim J. Latz]

Hello list:

Still having problems with the issue outlined in the message below.

Chris, is this something that is easily fixable in Boxi's logic?

I also just run into a situation where Boxi tells me when clicking on a 
deleted folder: "Error listing directory on server: Object does not 
exist", but bbackupquery from the same build can enter the directory 
just fine with the "-d" command.

One additional question on that:

"cd -d" in bbackupquery allows to enter deleted versions of the 
directory. However, there seems to be no way to choose specifically 
which one, e.g. via the "-i" switch to identify one specific deleted 
version of a directory.

Could this be added?

Thanks, Achim

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Boxi always shows first entry with same names, even if that 
entry is deleted
Date: Fri, 08 Oct 2010 17:28:22 +0200
From: Achim <achim+box at qustodium.net>
To: Boxbackup <boxbackup at boxbackup.org>

Good afternoon:

Boxi at the moment always shows "Old Files" and "Deleted Files",
ignoring the settings in the view menu. I have just realised the
following:

In bbackupquery, I see the following:

query > list -d
00000002 -dX--- F_root
00005f40 -d---- F_root

Two F_root, one "deleted" and the other not.

In Boxi, I see this:
-/(server root)
+F_root

It appears that Boxi will always show the first entry in its list, for
instance "00000002 -dX--- F_root" instead of the more recent (and not
deleted!) "00005f40 -d---- F_root". I say that because the files I get
if I go into F_root in Boxi are the outdated ones in "00000002 -dX---
F_root".

I am however interested in looking at "00005f40 -d---- F_root", but
simply can't access that folder at the moment.

Is there a (simple) way to have Boxi either show all folders (and not
only "one per identical name"), or respect the setting of "View/Hide
old/deleted files"?

Otherwise, it appears that restoring in Boxi is pretty limited at the
moment.

Thanks, Achim