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Re: Is There No Limit?
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Re: Is There No Limit?


  • Subject: Re: Is There No Limit?
  • From: Luther Fuller <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2012 10:19:51 -0500

On Mar 18, 2012, at 10:03 AM, Axel Luttgens wrote:

> In fact, we are facing the same problem as the one you raised the other day with the thread "Ghost Comments": when setting a comment thru the Finder's comment property, the filesystem's metadata store is updated, but the Finder relies on what it has put in the .DS_Store file.
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> And, as soon as the comment is long enough, the Finder doesn't seem to be able to correctly handle that invisible file anymore...

I have encountered that problem, too. But the length of the comment is not involved. I have a script that writes a copy of a file (.emlx) and comments the file with the From or To address of the file. These are short comments limited to three addresses. Rarely, a very few times per 1000 messages, a file will not have a comment. I can fix this by reading the comment from meta-data and writing to Spotlight comment.

I have been watching this problem for the past few years in (Snow) Leopard. I haven't found the cause of the problem, yet.

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