Hi,

 

I'm using ntfs-3g coupled with fuse as our file system of choice for
several mounted drives on CentOS. These mounted drives are visible via
SMB shares to one windows machine.

 

I've found that .fuse_hidden files are created if I delete files on
these mounted drives whilst the windows machine has a lock on the file.
>From reading the fuse mailing list archives and the README, I see that
the option -o hard_remove should disable the creation of these
.fuse_hidden files, which is the preferred option for my system.
However, I can't get the option to work, and I'm guessing this is
because the option isn't passed through ntfs-3g to FUSE. The relevant
line of my fstab is as follows:

 

/dev/sda5               /mnt/store1             ntfs-3g
rw,uid=1103,gid=520,umask=0002,noatime,hard_remove,defaults 0 0

 

My questions are thus:

 

a)       Is there an option that will allow this hard_remove option to
be 'heard' by FUSE?

b)       Is there a different work around I should be using?

c)       Have I missed something obvious?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Rebecca




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