>
> For one thing, rsync uses cygwin while rsyncrypto uses the Win32 API
> directly. You really need to find out what win32 APIs are necessary.
It seems the problem lies within FindFirstFile. From msdn:
"If the string ends with a wildcard, period (.), or directory name, the user
must have access
Julian wrote:
> Hi Shachar,
>
> I have noticed that in Windows sometimes not even the Administrator
> has read access rights to user folders. (I think this is the case in
> an active directory environment).
>
> As a result, when trying to encrypt C:\Documents and Settings\User1,
> rsyncrypto fa
Hi Shachar,
I have noticed that in Windows sometimes not even the Administrator has read
access rights to user folders. (I think this is the case in an active
directory environment).
As a result, when trying to encrypt C:\Documents and Settings\User1,
rsyncrypto fails with:
opendir failed(C:\Docu
