Atro Tossavainen wrote:
What is your question?I suppose the only thing that is relevant to OpenAFS development as such is whether whatever caused this behaviour is still an issue in OpenAFS. I guess the file system should not allow files with names longer than 255 characters to be created at all, i.e. #1 in your list.
OpenAFS doesn't have this problem. From the Windows client I can create, access, rename, and delete files with names of 256 octets in
length without problems.
2. Does the OpenAFS file server permit files to be created that cannot be accessed or deleted?That's interesting too - can I still continue to shoot myself in the foot after we transition?
Assuming the directory structure is not corrupt and then upgrading to OpenAFS will make the problem go away and you will be able to access the file.
5. Can OpenAFS file a bug with IBM regarding this issue and provide me with a fix?lol. Hey, I picked the wrong list, but that's all, OK? I've "been here" in AFSdom for 8 years, so I'm not a total spring chicken.
I'm not saying you are. I'm just pointing out that you sent an e-mailthat did not explain what you wanted. If you don't tell us what you want than all we can try to do is guess.
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