15.02.2014, 18:04
Your problem is that you're using dini and dudb at the same time;
dudb has an internal check to see if the file that it's trying to rename exists, the problem with this is that dudb for some reason encodes names characters into something else, for that reason, it will never find that the file it's trying to rename exists because it's not encoded.
dudb has an internal check to see if the file that it's trying to rename exists, the problem with this is that dudb for some reason encodes names characters into something else, for that reason, it will never find that the file it's trying to rename exists because it's not encoded.