If this is a bug, it's been there for a long time - I first saw this occur
many releases ago.

We read the restore process to work as follows - If I wanted to restore the
c:\express directory (and all of it's subs), I would specify the source as
\express, and specify the target as c:\  - This does not (as one might fear) d
ump the express directory into the root, but rather restores the tree as you
desire.  If the directory does not exist, it will be created.

Jerry Lawson
jlawson AT itthartford DOT com
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Subject: Bug in Win31 client
11-25-96 05:22 PM

I've just downloaded and started using the Windows 3.1 client level
2.1.0.5 IP20851 and I have found what I suspect is a bug.  I tried restoring
files using the "Restore by subdirectory" option.  For the source directory
I would specify something like:

\express

For the destination directory, I would specify:

c:\express

However, when the files are restored, they end up in a directory like:

c:\express\express

The first subdirectory gets duplicated.  I tried this several different ways,
and with multiple levels of directories and the result was always the same.
Only the first level subdirectory gets duplicated, the rest is normal.  I
finally resorted to restoring by directory tree.  This worked fine.

Has anyone seen this bug?

Martha