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Exclamation mark near folder name

Istvan Farkas
Using a Catalog in COP 10.1, I have moved all my images from internal storage to NAS.
The new pictures folder is mapped under/Volumes/...

I have relocated all my folders inside the Catalog, but there is an exclamation mark in a triangle near the folder name in the Library View AND the 'Rename' option is deactivated!
The number of images is show correctly, images are not offline, permission according to COP is readable&writable, path name appears in white.
So the meaning of the exclamation mark in a triangle it has to be an access problem, but I can not figure it out where?
Using Finder I have access to rename/move/delete the folder and its content.

EDIT: I can rename a image inside the folder, but not the folder itself!
Any ideas?

Thanks.
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  • Istvan Farkas
    Nobody has any ideas? ☹️

    Just an update....

    I had to expand my NAS, took the opportunity to re-initialize the whole NAS and start from scratch, but the error still persist, but now I have a minor improvement....

    I have the following folder structure:
    >2017
    ->01. January
    -->01. Location1
    -->02. Location2

    Sometimes the exclamation mark appears at the Folder but only on folders containing images(these are '01. Location1' and '02. Location2') on folders above(without images, like '01. January' and. '2017') there is no exclamation mark.

    When it is without exclamation mark I can rename the folder and it will be correctly renamed also on the NAS. But then after a few clicks...exclamation mark appears again 😕 Then I collapse the folder structure (lets say 2x click on '01. January') and then re-expand....again no exclamation mark on folders 😂 ...and after a few clicks appears again.

    So...really strange....

    NAS is a QNAP TS251 with latest FW and the Folders are mapped on my MacBook as AFP Shares.
    COP 10.1.2

    Connection to NAS is via Gigabit (60-100 MbB/s).

    Any ideea is welcome...

    Thanks
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  • studiobaccega
    Have you tried with Capture One 10.0.2?
    I've a similar problem with CO 10.1.0 and following versions with a Synology NAS connected via AFP, Mac Os Sierra,
    no problems with CO 10.0.2.

    Start to think might be a AFP issue...
    Will take a couple of tests with SMB.
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  • Istvan Farkas
    Thanks for the tip!
    I have just downloaded COP 10.0.2 and I have no issue any more!

    Than it has to do with COP 10.1 and above, I do not think it is because of AFP or NAS or whatever.
    Now I'm running both version and it is clear that 10.1.2 has an issue with the AFP!
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  • studiobaccega
    I'm testing 10.1.2 with a NAS + SMB (with signing off) and seems to work so far...
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  • Istvan Farkas
    Thanks for update, I will check it out on weekend.

    How is the speed compared to AFP?
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Experiencing the same problems here using AFP connecting to a Synology RS185+ NAS.
    Took your advice and connected using SMB. Everything seems to be fine. Thanks for the tip!

    Mac OS 10.12.5 with C1 10.1.2
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  • studiobaccega
    SMB and AFP are the same as long as you deactivate signing.

    https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205926
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  • Istvan Farkas
    Hi studiobaccega.
    Thanks for the solution, now it's working again perfectly!
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  • Olivier.Borgognon
    Hi,

    Experiencing the same issue on USB plugged HDD with the session and all files/folders of the session on that HDD.

    Looking for an answer too.

    Does it have any impact on your images, edits and system ? at this stage i have not found an issue apart from performance.
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