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    • Ken Thomases's avatar
      ntdll: Avoid one of the calls to getattrlist() when read_directory_getattrlist()… · 5514df9d
      Ken Thomases authored
      ntdll: Avoid one of the calls to getattrlist() when read_directory_getattrlist() checks the case sensitivity of the file system.
      
      Extract a new function, get_dir_case_sensitivity_attr_by_id(), from
      get_dir_case_sensitivity_attr().  Call that instead of get_dir_case_sensitivity()
      from read_directory_getattrlist().  We get the device and file system IDs from
      the same getattrlist() call we're already doing, so that avoids an extra call.
      5514df9d
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  18. 20 May, 2015 2 commits
    • Matteo Bruni's avatar
      ntdll: Ignore positive matches in read_directory_stat() for case-insensitive filesystems. · 2f0febe6
      Matteo Bruni authored
      It's necessary to return the actual filename with correct casing and a
      plain stat doesn't allow that. Make read_directory_stat() return the
      result of the stat() call on a case-insensitive filesystem only when the
      file is missing.
      2f0febe6
    • Matteo Bruni's avatar
      ntdll: Implement a read_directory_getattrlist() function. · 5d65b9d0
      Matteo Bruni authored
      When searching for a specific filename on a case-insensitive filesystem
      we first try with stat(). If stat() does find the file we currently
      return the requested filename back.
      
      That presents an issue when the application cares about the casing of the
      actual file stored on-disk. Specifically, NtQueryDirectoryFile is
      supposed to return the actual filename with correct casing.
      
      One possible solution to the issue, without having to resort to manually
      scanning the directory entries, is to make use of the OS X getattrlist()
      function, since it can return the filename stored on the filesystem.
      5d65b9d0
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    • Ken Thomases's avatar
      ntdll: In find_file_in_dir(), don't test directory entries' short names if the… · a14ed527
      Ken Thomases authored
      ntdll: In find_file_in_dir(), don't test directory entries' short names if the target name isn't a short name.
      
      hash_short_file_name() will always create a short name of at least 8 characters
      with the 5th being a tilde (~).  If the target name isn't of that form, then it
      can never match any short name constructed from the directory entries.
      a14ed527
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