hbirr@svn.reactos.com wrote:
Don't check the share access for directories.
are you sure this is right? I quite remember share access being enforced on directories
KJKHyperion wrote:
hbirr@svn.reactos.com wrote:
Don't check the share access for directories.
are you sure this is right? I quite remember share access being enforced on directories
You cannot open a directory for a real read or write operation. This attributes are still ignored. Possible vfat must call IoCheckShareAccess for directories with a modified value for DesiredAccess. The ext2fs driver from Matt Wu does this.
- Hartmut
Hartmut Birr wrote:
are you sure this is right? I quite remember share access being enforced on directories
You cannot open a directory for a real read or write operation
yes you can, read access at least (required to list the contents). And you can read data from them (not quite sure what kind of data is returned). Tested on Windows 2000
KJKHyperion wrote:
hbirr@svn.reactos.com wrote:
Don't check the share access for directories.
are you sure this is right? I quite remember share access being enforced on directories
It isn't right. I've test it with a sample on xp.
- Hartmut