Copy #nnn of test.file

[serverguy2]

What is this and why are there so many of them? I have 125 of them in the recycle bin. I cannot find any reference to them on the web or this forum. They are all 0KB in Windows Explorer when looking at the Recycle Bin. I am not creating 0KB files. What is and why?

Here is the beginning of a backup log file from today:

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INCREMENTAL Backup started. Mon Apr 9 00:05:05 PDT 2012

Job: 001
Protocol: rsync
Source: [TV1]/
Destination: 10.10.0.80::TV1


sending incremental file list
./
77 Sunset Strip/Season 4/Thumbs.db
Recycle Bin/
Recycle Bin/Copy #1 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #10 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #100 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #101 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #102 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #103 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #104 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #105 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #106 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #107 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #108 of test.file
Recycle Bin/Copy #109 of test.file

[BMach]

bump - I am also interested

[scuffer]

HI, did you guys ever get this resolved? I have the same thing happening. It started the same day I installed Norton, although Norton's tech support said they "never write a test.file". I haven't confirmed it is Norton, but have eliminated most other services. The test.file appears to get created and deleted on reboots and initial user log on.