Hello, I’m relatively new to this, so apologies if I’ve missed something obvious.
I’ve been working with Mina SSHD in a project and have been implementing various nio filesystems. I can’t tell if there is an issue here or not, however, it may be one restricted to Windows. I haven’t yet been able to check Linux. I noted that a change - [SSHD-842] Remove some older API(s) that were using java.io.File instead of java.nio.file.Path Obviously moved more parts to use the nio code, but I ran into difficulty, where org.apache.sshd.common.util.io.IoUtils.java#getPermissions uses a file object if the views don’t contain the POSIX attribute. This makes sense in some regard, but unless I introduced the problem, I had a go at making this use Path instead. What I have found is that if I set up a filesystem using nio, even just the default disk, I am unable to remove/delete files. It has a good go, there are no errors, but if you list the directory, it finds the file, put has no permissions for it. As far as I can see, this could be related to memory-mapped files (if this is used) – or at least something to do with file handles still being held open in some way. This is why I think it may only be an issue on Windows, and wondered if anyone else could have seen this or if that is why it has been missed (unless of course I managed to introduce the error). I’m attempting to pull everything out of our project and simplify it to see what could be happening, but I’m not that experienced with it all so could take some time. I thought I would see if anyone understands what I’m seeing and if they have any ideas. Of course, I’ll try to help out where I can – and of course, let me know if I have missed something obvious and shouldn’t be using it like this. Regards, Adam.
