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Windows Server 2022 NFSv4 server has an export option called HideFilesBeginningInDot which is enabled by default, and sets the NFSv4 WORD0_HIDDEN attribute to true if the file name starts with a . (DOT).
IMO nfs4j should do the same, so Windows users do not see files by default which are considered HIDDEN by POSIX.
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Hi @cedricblancher. HIDDEN is a file attribute and has nothing to do with the file name. Thus, any GETATTR should do reverse mapping to the file name, which is not always possible.
So, I don't see how, based only on a filename, one mimics hidden files.
BTW, POSIX doesn't have a concept of hidden files. It's ls that doesn't show them by default.
Windows Server 2022 NFSv4 server has an export option called HideFilesBeginningInDot which is enabled by default, and sets the NFSv4 WORD0_HIDDEN attribute to true if the file name starts with a . (DOT).
IMO nfs4j should do the same, so Windows users do not see files by default which are considered HIDDEN by POSIX.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: