Rename as admin doesn't work in multi rename tool

[Lefteous]

Trying to rename files in the multi rename tool with insufficient user rights results in an error message.
Expected: Allow the user to enter username/password to rename the files properly.

[ghisler(Author)]

The admin functions are limited to the basic file manager functions only, sorry. These are:
- copy
- move
- rename in place
- delete
- create directory
- unpack
- give yourself read access to a folder

Most advanced functions do not work with the admin functions. Here are only some which do not work:
- multi-rename tool
- synchronize
- create crc files
- split files
- combine files
- change attributes
- pack files
- compare by contents editor
- associate (creates user-specific associations)
- set a comment in a read-only directory
- save file list to file
- save file in lister
- ftp downloads
- parallel port downloads
- copy from file system plugins
- change button bar in read-only directory

The idea behind this is that if you haven't write access to a directory, you should not work with the files as if they are yours. Currently it's not planned to support the admin functions in all these functions.

[Lefteous]

2ghisler(Author)
Thanks for the list. It should be clear where it should work and where not.

[Lefteous]

Renaming a file in the overwrite dialog as admin doesn't seem to work. Could you please add support for this?

I tried "rename target file". I haven't tested the other functions.

[ghisler(Author)]

Indeed "rename target file" isn't currently supported. I will consider it.