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copy files on macOS X return error: "could not copy extended attributes" #21

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sbilly opened this issue Jun 28, 2020 · 1 comment
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sbilly commented Jun 28, 2020

When I try to copy file to a utahfs-client mounted folder on macOS X with latest version utahfs-client binary, and the command cp returns with error:

# cp **** .
cp: ****: could not copy extended attributes to ./****: Operation not permitted

while utahfs-client printed following logs:

# utahfs-client -cfg ~/.utahfs/utahfs.yaml -mount ~/utahfs
Password: 
2020/06/28 15:01:52 main.go:73: filesystem successfully mounted
fuse: 2020/06/28 15:01:52 connection.go:499: *fuseops.GetXattrOp error: function not implemented
fuse: 2020/06/28 15:02:00 connection.go:499: *fuseops.ListXattrOp error: function not implemented
fuse: 2020/06/28 15:02:49 connection.go:499: *fuseops.SetXattrOp error: function not implemented
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This happens because UtahFS doesn't support a filesystem feature known as "extended attributes." Despite the error message, you should still see that the file copied over fine and that the error messages aren't really a problem. I'll leave this open and tag it as an enhancement in case someone wants to add support

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