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"Subject does not have a match message" pop up
This message appears all the time, when I try to move files to another folder. The rules run recursively in a folder with many sub-folder (an might contain many sub-sub folders), and contain many files (mostly photo from digital cameras). I already turn on the log, and looks like Belvedere runs fine.
Is there any way to suppress the pop up message?
This is a catch all message for a subject type that doesn't exist that really shouldn't pop-up if you are using the GUI to define rules. Any chance you can share your rules.ini file so I can see what's going on?
I get the same pop-up that won't stop. [edit: after quitting the program twice, it seems to be behaving. I'll add the comment anyway, in case it points you to a bug.]
Can you add a thing to disable the offending rule after a set number of pop-ups? (Say, 3 times) Then a new pop-up will alert you to which rule is the troublemaker?
Details: I installed v0.5 on 3-9-11. I'm using the gui to make the rules. My rules aren't set to find files recursively. My rules all find a file if any of the extensions are found and move the file a folder.
My rules .ini below:
[Folders] Folders=C:\downloads| [Rules] AllRuleNames=music|read|movies|archives|pictures| [Preferences] Sleeptime=3000 RBEnable=1 EnableLogging=0 LogType= [RecycleBin] RBEmpty=0 RBEmptyTimeValue=1 RBEmptyTimeLength=days RBLastEmpty=20110309115749 [C:\downloads] RuleNames=music|read|movies|archives|pictures| [music] Folder=C:\downloads* Enabled=1 ConfirmAction=0 Recursive=0 Matches=ANY Action=Move file Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\music Overwrite=1 Compress=0 Subject=Extension Verb=is Object=mp3 Units= [read] Folder=C:\downloads* Enabled=1 ConfirmAction=0 Recursive=0 Matches=ANY Action=Move file Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\read Overwrite=1 Compress=0 Subject=Extension Verb=is Object=pdf Units= [movies] Folder=C:\downloads* Enabled=1 ConfirmAction=0 Recursive=0 Matches=ANY Action=Move file Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\movies Overwrite=1 Compress=0 Subject=Extension Verb=is Object=mov Units= Subject1=Extension Verb1=is Object1=flv Units1= Subject2=Extension Verb2=is Object2=m4v Units2= Subject3=Extension Verb3=is Object3=mp4 Units3= Subject4=Extension Verb4=is Object4=avi Units4= [archives] Folder=C:\downloads* Enabled=1 ConfirmAction=0 Recursive=0 Matches=ANY Action=Move file Destination=C:\downloads\archives Overwrite=1 Compress=0 Subject=Extension Verb=is Object=zip Units= [pictures] Folder=C:\downloads* Enabled=1 ConfirmAction=0 Recursive=0 Matches=ANY Action=Move file Destination=C:\downloads\sort\media\pictures Overwrite=1 Compress=0 Subject=Extension Verb=is Object=jpg Units= Subject1=Extension Verb1=is Object1=tif Units1= Subject2=Extension Verb2=is Object2=tiff Units2= Subject3=Extension Verb3=is Object3=gif Units3=
sorry, no answer for it yet.
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 10:30 PM, stemsmit < [email protected]
wrote:
Did you find a solution? I'm having this problem.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/adampash/belvedere/issues/1#issuecomment-3698447
If you run as Administrator, this shouldn't happen. Unfortunately, simply granting yourself full control over the folder won't help matters.
Running as administrator unfortunately didn't fix this problem for me. I'm on Windows 8.1 and only used the GUI.
