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Yes it persists even if I quit the desktop app. Screenshots would simply show the photo interface of XnView unchanged after a delete operation. The only interaction is a standard "do you really want to delete" dialog box. The Dropbox status is always that the files are up to date. I've given Dropbox and XnView full file…
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More information from XnView logs — it's failing to delete the file with a 513 error. Googling about suggests this can be fixed by granting XnView and Dropbox full file access in systems settings. So I did that, and restarted. Still doesn't allow the delete. There are notes about not being able to delete from home…
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Good idea! Did that, and, nope, still can't delete from XnView. What's maybe more mysterious is why, sometimes for a day at a time, I can delete with no problem. Most of the time I can't, like today. There is no error message. I select a photo and either hit the "delete" key or select "delete" from the menu. It gives a…
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Nah, but good try. As I say delete used to work; delete works now in other folders (with the pop up message); it just fails in Camera Uploads. (except for some days, not today, it's in a better mood). The XnView developer sent me a debug version which I just ran and sent the debug logs back to him. I'll let you know if he…
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Thanks, seems something like that. Other thought, I think this started to happen when I bought a second camera, so I'm now putting the SD cards in from two different cameras. They both work fine, the latest photos uploaded from both just fine (and when synced with my cell phone). But wondering if somehow keeping track of…
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Yes, XnView is a program running local on my Mac. The Cameral Uploads and my other folders are all local, synced with Dropbox. It's only Camera Uploads that I can't delete from. This is a relatively new problem, it used to work fine. And some days it works (this is interesting as well, when it doesn't work, it doesn't work…
