New Knowledge Base Article (#950190) published today.
Files on a home computer that are compressed by using NTFS compression may not be backed up correctly by Windows Home Server On a home computer, you can compress some files by using NTFS compression through advanced attributes settings. In some cases, these files may not be backed up correctly by Windows Home Server.
A fix is available to address this issue. Please read the KB article for more information and the link to the fix for your home computers that have the Windows Home Server Connector software installed. I
If you have questions about the KB article, please feel to post a reply to this thread.
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Many thanks go to CSPea - a forum user - that reported this bug to us and provided the best written bug of 2008 (so far). The product team quickly reproduced this issue and started working on a fix.
Here is a link to his original forum post http://forums.microsoft.com/WindowsHomeServer/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3041857&SiteID=50
The Windows Home Server test team is always looking for people that think outside of the box and know how to effectively test the limits of the software ...
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Just a quick question...
This update does not appear to be available via WSUS or Microsoft Update Catalog - Does it download automatically from MU for users using that site directly?
When is it likely to be available via WSUS/MUC?
Cyn
- That patch is currently only available in the Microsoft Download Center.
