Re: Direct networking and phantom volumes (Volume-1)
Re: Direct networking and phantom volumes (Volume-1)
- Subject: Re: Direct networking and phantom volumes (Volume-1)
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 19:25:49 +0200
At 6:22 AM -0700 4/23/08, Philip Aker wrote:
On 08-04-23, at 05:52, Loren Ryter wrote:
The problem I am seeing is that in some cases, the volume
"RemoteUser" appears to be mounted as a phantom volume, so the path
obtained is:
/Volumes/RemoteUser-1/Path/File.txt
I am pretty convinced that the explanations you got so far will help you.
Though, let me mention that there are instances where you will get
such a path with "-1" while nothing bad has happened - only two disks
with the same name were mounted.
If you mount a volume "RemoteUser", then another one, they will have
different posix paths as you report:
/Volumes/RemoteUser
and
/Volumes/RemoteUser1
The problem comes when you try to convert such paths into HFS
("Macintosh") paths, and in fact still more when you try to display
such HFS paths - since you get twice "alias "RemoteUser"".
The route to a solution is to stick as long as possible to the posix
paths, and use HFS only when absolutely required.
Emmanuel
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