Recovered Files folder in Trash

[Cuneyt]

I notice that I am having a Recovered Files folder in Trash, contains:

3225137678 (folder)
EWSMac.framework (folder with some stuff in it)
EWSMacCompress.tar.gz (file)

after making a copy with SuperDuper! and startup.

If I startup without running SuperDuper!, there's no Recovered Files folder in Trash. There's also an EWSMac.framework folder in Library/Frameworks/, but not the EWSMacCompress.tar.gz file. I searched for it and it was in SuperDuper!.app/Contents/Resources/ so it's related with SuperDuper! and this problem started with version 2.1.

[dnanian]

Have you crashed or shut down improperly recently?

[Cuneyt]

Originally Posted by dnanian

Have you crashed or shut down improperly recently?

No, I haven't. I also checked the disk with DiskUtility and found no problems. It started with SuperDuper! 2.1.

[rhatta]

I got the same files in Trash after using SuperDuper 2.1 v77.
According to system.log, SDCopy crashed while running SuperDuper!, before restarting my iBook.

[dnanian]

Well, those particular files are part of eSellerate's purchasing engine, and are installed when we go through registration, by their own code.

I don't know why they'd be in recovered files, since that's for files that were "fixed" by Disk Utility/fsck during scaning after a crash, but eSellerate has come out with a new version of their library, which we'll be including in our next update. Perhaps it'll be fixed in that.

[Cuneyt]

FYI,

I noticed that the 3225137678 (folder) was in /private/var/tmp/folders.504/TemporaryItems/ after SuperDuper! copy.

[dnanian]

Yes, the eSellerate library is checking itself, and creates a temporary file there.