Re: fileSystemAttributesAtPath on Panther
Re: fileSystemAttributesAtPath on Panther
- Subject: Re: fileSystemAttributesAtPath on Panther
- From: Alastair Houghton <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 17:39:42 +0000
On 15 Nov 2003, at 17:09, Lorenzo wrote:
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Hi,
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Thank you for replying. As I experienced the problem occurrs on the
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following webDav volumes:
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1) A redhat linux 9.0 box running apache 2.0.40-21.5
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2) A redhat linux 7.3 box running apache 1.3.27-2
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3) A Mac OS X box running apache 1.3.28
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Either the Finder's Windows, the GetInfo panel and the API
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fileSystemAttributesAtPath cannot report the free size of the volume.
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This never occurred on Jaguar, so I'd suppose that this is a bug
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introduced
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with Panther, or Apple changed something that I cannot find in the
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documentation. I hope someone can help me someway.
Have you tried watching the protocol exchange on the network? WebDAV
is an open standard, so you can easily figure-out what the various
messages mean by referring to the spec. Plus you can compare the
message flows produced by your program on Panther with those produced
on Jaguar and see where the difference lies.
If you don't have a network analyser, you could do worse than Ethereal,
which you can easily get via Fink... you'll need to start X11 in order
to use the GUI, and you'll have to run Ethereal as root, like so:
<install Fink if you haven't already done so>
sudo apt-get install ethereal
<now start X11, from /Applications/Utilities/X11>
DISPLAY=:0.0 sudo ethereal &
Kind regards,
Alastair.
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