Regarding the following, written by "Aki Tuomi" on 2023-09-27 at 13:09 Uhr
+0300:
The physical (file system) separator and hierachy separator are not related.
You can safely change the hierarchy separator to / .
Okay, so what is it used for?
The shared namespace should have list=children, and you will not
see anything by default, unless you have acl_shared_dict and have
actually shared a folder.
Yeah, I have all of that. It works with `/`, but when I use `.`, it
stops working. ACLs/sharing stays the same.
Best,
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