Written by komputes the 8 Oct 11 at 19:12.

Solution #17: Continue copying the files that doesn't need confirmation

Written by pgdx the 31 Jul 09 at 08:09.
The copying of the rest of the files should continue and the files in question should be queued until the user decides what to do with this.

Need brainstorm admin help with import solution 17 from here:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/15427/

Solution #17: Continue copying the files that doesn't need confirmation Written by pgdx the 31 Jul 09 at 08:09. The copying of the rest of the files should continue and the files in question should be queued until the user decides what to do with this. Need brainstorm admin help with import solution 17 from here: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/15427/

Written by benoyanthony the 11 Oct 11 at 12:57.

Before copy start batch process list of conflict need to be fisplayed in the box and then user can be given option agains each file for overwrite, duplicate, skip , etc.

Before copy start batch process list of conflict need to be fisplayed in the box and then user can be given option agains each file for overwrite, duplicate, skip , etc.

Written by ianp5a the 28 Oct 11 at 06:46.

(similar to #3)
An 'option' to let the user set what should be done for each conflict at the 'start' of the process.
The user intends to leave a long copy process unattended, and expects it to be finished upon their return. In this case the user 'knows' there will be overwrite errors and 'knows' what they want to be done in those cases.
This is important by long copies. Eg slow Networks and hundreds of files and folders.
This option could be on a button on the correct part of the "File Operations" Dialog. That means the copy is already running when the choices are made. Regardless of if an error have already occurred.
This solution solves this common case and does not conflict with other solutions that may be required.

(similar to #3) An 'option' to let the user set what should be done for each conflict at the 'start' of the process. The user intends to leave a long copy process unattended, and expects it to be finished upon their return. In this case the user 'knows' there will be overwrite errors and 'knows' what they want to be done in those cases. This is important by long copies. Eg slow Networks and hundreds of files and folders. This option could be on a button on the correct part of the "File Operations" Dialog. That means the copy is already running when the choices are made. Regardless of if an error have already occurred. This solution solves this common case and does not conflict with other solutions that may be required.