calculating folder size
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Re: calculating folder size
So that's setting number #2. And the result is no surprise. I think we can close this thread now.
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Re: calculating folder size
a reply related to other thread?
anyway i mean this
anyway i mean this
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Re: calculating folder size
since you are not interested in this bug anymore. just I have question: do you see the behavior i have described in your installation or not? because it doesn't happen in old versions
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Re: calculating folder size
You haven't described anything that looks like a bug. You have described the normal, natural and expected functionality.
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