Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Aug 4 20:51, Charles Wilson wrote:
getvolinfo program
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2007-08/msg00040.html
as one of the csih helper progs, and put it under /usr/lib/csih/
(alternatively, import getvolinfo into cygutils).
In that case, I wouldn't need to check for NTFS at all -- instead, I'd
check for "FILE_PERSISTENT_ACLS[ ]*: TRUE", right?
Sounds like a good idea to me. OTOH, whatever you test, you might not
cover all situations. What about letting the user override the test?
Well, I can set up a new variable that calling scripts could assert, in
order to force behavior one way or the other. But it would be up to the
calling scripts to create a command line option so that the end user
could override behavior. (although I suppose the end user could set them
as exported environment vars)
I'm thinking something like a list of mount points that are/are-not ACL
capable:
csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITH_ACLS="E:;//server/share;F:"
csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITHOUT_ACLS="C:;D:;//server/othershare"
Then these lists would be checked first, before using getvolinfo for
unspecified mounts. That is:
csih_path_supports_acls()
{
# convert $1 to win32
# check if it starts with any of the volumes
# in csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITH_ACLS (\,/-agnostic)
# and return true
# check if it starts with any of the volumes
# in csih_WIN32_VOLS_WITHOUT_ACLS (\,/-agnostic)
# and return false
return getvolinfo $1 | egrep "FILE_PERSISTENT_ACLS[ ]*: TRUE"
}
--
Chuck
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