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Deletes weren't working because casing doesn't appear to be consisten… #6

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…t. Downcasing name everywhere so we always find the match.

…t. Downcasing name everywhere so we always find the match.
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ptierno commented Aug 12, 2015

What version of windows are you using? There is a reason why the name is only being down cased on 2012 nodes. In not sure I understand the purpose of this PR.

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I am using 2012 r2. For whatever reason the casing is different between user added, system default, and user edited page files. If you simply ignore case then you won't have to worry about these edge cases. I ran into the issue when I was trying to delete a page file that was previously edited through the windows UI. From the bug reported by someone else a few days ago I'm not the only one. I've forked it so you surely don't need to accept the PR but I think your module will benefit from the modifications I've made.

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What version of windows are you using? There is a reason why the name is only being down cased on 2012 nodes. In not sure I understand the purpose of this PR.


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ptierno commented Aug 13, 2015

Thanks for this. I'll run it through some testing and probably merge it in
if all is good

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I am using 2012 r2. For whatever reason the casing is different between
user added, system default, and user edited page files. If you simply
ignore case then you won't have to worry about these edge cases. I ran into
the issue when I was trying to delete a page file that was previously
edited through the windows UI. From the bug reported by someone else a few
days ago I'm not the only one. I've forked it so you surely don't need to
accept the PR but I think your module will benefit from the modifications
I've made.

Stephen M

On Aug 12, 2015, at 1:29 PM, Peter Tierno notifications@github.com
wrote:

What version of windows are you using? There is a reason why the name is
only being down cased on 2012 nodes. In not sure I understand the purpose
of this PR.


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I'm encountering this problem as well, so I can help test this PR too.

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I've did some testing and it at least fixes this specific issue. I don't have a ton of machines to test with yet though, I'm only testing with W2012.

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glarizza commented Dec 7, 2016

I tested this branch/code out with a customer, and it's working for me on Windows 2012R2. 👍

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Shit guys, if fucking Gary Larizza says it is good, you should merge it already. :D

@ptierno ptierno merged commit 5098f8d into ptierno:master Dec 9, 2016
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