question,
comment a tu cree les "nouveaux partages"?
tu etait connecte en smb,afp, etc.?
voila un resume de discussions en interne chez nous:
(desole, c'est en VO non soustitree )
peut etre que cela correspond a ton pb
QNAP NAS supports Apple Filling Protocol (AFP) natively by benefiting from
the open source project - Netatalk (v2.0.x), which is able to manage forked
files (files separated into a resource fork and data fork; commonly found on
old Mac programs.). And ".AppleXXX" is to keep the resource fork/meta
information.
Forked files are only able to be sent over the network using AFP. It
will be corrupted when they arrive at the network resource under SMB or FTP.
If a file is sent AFP, but retrieved with SMB, the files will come over as
expected, but any forked files will be corrupted.
The appledouble file remains. However, if the data that was
transferred off over SMB is to be sent back to the network drive, the error
message advising "appledouble file already exists" will appear, and stop the
transfer.
To fix this, you can:
* delete all appleXXX files from the data to be sent.
* use the Mac utilities, for example: AppleOff
(
http://mac.softpedia.../AppleOff.shtml
<http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Utilities/AppleOff.shtml> ) or BlueHarvest
(
http://www.zeroonetw...om/blueharvest/
<http://www.zeroonetwenty.com/blueharvest/> )
To avoid this problem, add and remove data using the same protocol
originally used.
Note that the next major version of Netatalk (v2.1) seems to have solved
this problem (
http://netatalk.sour...leaseNotes.html
<http://netatalk.sourceforge.net/2.1/ReleaseNotes.html> ), but it's still
BETA though. We will keep an eye on this and let you know if there's any
update.
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