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6/28/2011 8:58 AM
 
Hallo all,







I made a directory and used "secure filesystem" Now I try to move a file from the root to this protected (test2) directory.



Looking at the filesystem directly on the server the file is created with the extension .resouces as it should.  But is not seen in the protected directory via filemanager. Uploding to the protected directory is handeled well. (dnn version 05.06.01 (238)) Synchronising file system did not solve the problem.



Any suggestion?



The error I get is:







 
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