The Source Folder is on one Windows system, destination one it's on a *nix system with Samba.
Windows doesn't makes differences between cases on the filenames. *nix differences them.
The problem it's. On windows the file it's named filename.txt but on *nix it's named as FileName.txt
If you use Kdiff3 to compare folders (with case senstive differences disables) it will compare the two files perfectly. But when you select to copy A to B, the cases of the filename in the destination (*nix) are broken because the name it's changed to lowercases as Windows has.
I think the copy should check first the name of the destination file if it exists and maintain the cases on it after the copy operation.
Regards,
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The Source Folder is on one Windows system, destination one it's on a *nix system with Samba.
Windows doesn't makes differences between cases on the filenames. *nix differences them.
The problem it's. On windows the file it's named filename.txt but on *nix it's named as FileName.txt
If you use Kdiff3 to compare folders (with case senstive differences disables) it will compare the two files perfectly. But when you select to copy A to B, the cases of the filename in the destination (*nix) are broken because the name it's changed to lowercases as Windows has.
I think the copy should check first the name of the destination file if it exists and maintain the cases on it after the copy operation.
Regards,