Wrong message "Document name is diferent"

[tetiferr]

Hi, I have another strange issue,
whenever i do I check-out a file, the system show the warning message "Document name is diferent" even if the file is identical and the file is not updated.

Every time i use check-in/chec-out function a message like this appears in the log:
"INFO [org.apache.jackrabbit.core.query.lucene.MultiIndex] Unable to delete obsolete index: _1n"
(the index's name changes everytime..like _1s,1p,_1o etc.)

I do not know if is important but another frequently message is :
"DEBUG [org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.IdleRemover] run: IdleRemover notifying pools, interval: 450000"

My server is windows server 2008 with MS sql server2005.

thank you.

[pavila]

This message is shown on check-out or when you do a check-in?

[tetiferr]

I get the message "document name is diferent" during the check-in (no check-out wrong as I said before), immediately after stating the name of the file to upload.

[pavila]

This is because the checked-out document name and the check-in document name are not equal. This is a know issue due to a IExplorer bug. You can disable this check. See Disable document name mismatch check.

[ruhuul.amin]

I have added "system.document.name.mismatch.check=false" parameter on "OpenKM.cfg" configuration file. after the restart service but still i am getting the message. Please guide me

Here is my "OpenKM.cfg" configuration parameter settimg
=======================
#system.ocr=/usr/bin/cuneiform
#system.openoffice.path=/usr/lib/openoffice
#system.imagemagick.convert=/usr/bin/convert
#system.swftools.pdf2swf=/usr/bin/pdf2swf
#system.antivir=/usr/bin/clamscan
hibernate.dialect=org.hibernate.dialect.HSQLDialect
# Customized by Ruhul
hibernate.hbm2ddl=none
file.size=70
system.document.name.mismatch.check=false
#application.url=http://localhost:8080/OpenKM/com.openkm ... /index.jsp

[jimbo20]

For openKM 5.1.x you now change that setting in the admin tab - configuration (when logged in as okmadmin) - not by editing the openkm.cfg file
From another post:

And remember: starting from OpenKM 5.1 the configuration is stored in database and managed from Administration, so OpenKM.cfg take only sense [settings] for database related configuration.

jim