Error Renaming Folder After Unpack - Windows 7?

[shypike]

What a sick problem 
Nice, these semi- or should I say pseudo-intelligent operating systems.
Personally, I have never seen this occur, but I believe you.
It is really a design error on the Windows side, which could also affect deletions.

I'd rather not mess with retries, how long should you wait?
Obviously retying forever is not an option, because you can be sure it will hang the pp-queue for someone someday,.

The thing that will be in the next release is an option to skip the renaming altogether.

Thanks for spending so much time to get to the details.

[Ancillas]

Chuck,

I'm having a similar issue, but the problem isn't with renaming files, it's from deleting the WORKDIR files as they are being copied to my completed directory.  I deleted my log by accident, so I can't post the exact error messages, but the symptoms occurred during the unpacking process.  The tv episode was copied into the proper directory, but was in a sub-folder that started with UNPACK.  The NZB file was the only file remaining in the WORKDIR.  I restarted SAB and the UNPACK folder changed to FAILED.

I'll post back on whether or not adjusting indexing in Windows 7 affects these symptoms.

[Lightvision]

Virus scanners tend to have trouble with huge VOB and ISO files (>= 1G) anyway.

i do not think that this is the case because i have this problem on 70% of what i want to download and its been this way ever since the last 3 versions i started to notice this problem. i have a server PC that has no antivirus/malware/firewalls software and i have this problem alot from 200mb files to 20gb files. i am sure its a bug with sabnzb itself than incompatibility with antivirus programs. the only problem i come accross is the file renaming/sorting and i only use series/films sorting.

PC setup with problems
Windows server 2008 (up to date with SP's and updates)
No firewall
no antivirus
no malware software

Software on the PC
Microsoft Outlook 2010
Windows outlook connector 2010
SabNZB
Winrar

and i am having problems with the renaming, and before you say anything about having viruses i dont have any, i scan my server twice a week though DOS

here is the log

2012-02-22 05:20:38,858::INFO::[newsunpack:201] Unrar finished on d:\Downloads\incomplete\NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL

2012-02-22 05:20:38,858::INFO::[postproc:319] unpack_magic finished on NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL

2012-02-22 05:20:39,358::ERROR::[postproc:375] Error renaming "G:\Watchlist\Ncis Los Angeles\Season 3\_UNPACK_NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL" to "G:\Watchlist\Ncis Los Angeles\Season 3\NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL"

2012-02-22 05:20:39,358::INFO::[postproc:376] Traceback:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "sabnzbd\postproc.pyo", line 373, in process_job
File "sabnzbd\postproc.pyo", line 739, in collapse_folder
File "sabnzbd\misc.pyo", line 1125, in renamer

2012-02-22 05:20:39,358::INFO::[urlgrabber:110] Removing nzbmatrix bookmark 1189934

2012-02-22 05:20:39,515::INFO::[postproc:482] Cleaning up NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL (keep_basic=False)

2012-02-22 05:20:39,515::INFO::[__init__:835] d:\Downloads\incomplete\NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL\__ADMIN__\SABnzbd_nzf_wgjdqb removed

2012-02-22 05:20:39,515::INFO::[__init__:835] d:\Downloads\incomplete\NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL\__ADMIN__\SABnzbd_nzf_snqg94 removed

2012-02-22 05:20:39,515::INFO::[__init__:835] d:\Downloads\incomplete\NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL\__ADMIN__\SABnzbd_nzf_g1usov removed

2012-02-22 05:20:39,515::INFO::[__init__:835] d:\Downloads\incomplete\NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL\__ADMIN__\SABnzbd_nzf_gktj6- removed

2012-02-22 05:20:39,515::INFO::[__init__:835] d:\Downloads\incomplete\NCIS Los Angeles S03E16 HDTV XviD LOL\__ADMIN__\SABnzbd_nzf_1ps-re removed

2012-02-22 05:20:39,529::INFO::[postproc:83] Saving postproc queue

[shypike]

Windows is a complete moron when renaming folders is concerned.
You'd better give up and disable the option "Enable folder rename" in Config->Switches.