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On Tuesday 18 May 2004 09:40, Thomas Guyot-Sionnest wrote:
Also, linux's FAT32 driver doesn't care for case... However, if the Freenet client get a directory listing and do case-sensitive operations on it, it may fail... (and that would definetly be a bug of Freenet since hex strings doesn't care about case)
Linux file operations are case sensitive so I'm not supprised if the freenet code assumes that files should have a certain case.
The datastore seems to only use lower case characters. One could of course easily write a litle program/script that changes the filename for all datastore files that have uppercase characters in them (if that's the problem).
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As I said, FAT32 filesystems under Linux are *case-insensitive*...Whenever you type the name in UPPER or lower case, you access the same file.
What I said is there could be a problem if freenet get a directory listing and do some internal comparaisons on it... But chances of such problem are minimal since store name are in lowercase in both OS.
Thomas Guyot
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