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Re: iDisk access in Cocoa
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Re: iDisk access in Cocoa


  • Subject: Re: iDisk access in Cocoa
  • From: M Ramachandra Acharya <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 20:35:48 +0530

Hi Vince

It works just great! It does return the 'webdev' format type. Also I found
that in another field it give the mounted from address and here it writes
"idisk.apple.com/iDiskName".

Thanks and best regards

Ram

> From: Vince DeMarco <email@hidden>
> Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 10:59:53 -0800
> To: M Ramachandra Acharya <email@hidden>
> Cc: email@hidden
> Subject: Re: iDisk access in Cocoa
>
>
> On Tuesday, February 19, 2002, at 01:59 AM, M Ramachandra Acharya wrote:
>
>> Hi Vince
>>
>>>> But when I use finder and check the properties of the volume by
>>>> selecting
>>>> it
>>>> and pressing 'Command + I', the info widow says that the 'Format' is
>>>> 'WebDAV'. I thought of using this as the unique key, but alas! could not
>>>> find any function to get this info.
>>>
>>>
>>> What you can do is use the fstat function
>>>
>>> ib the structure it returns is the file sysyem type.
>>>
>>
>> I just tried this. I use the function 'fstat' defined in 'stat.h'.
>> It fills in a structure which has lot many fields defined (struct stat).
>>
>> To me it appeared that I can use the "st_ino" field of this structure. It
>> is
>> the inode's number for the file. After doing some tests, I found that for
>> iDisk, it remains 3 and for any other volumes (local, network, CD ROM,
>> volumes mounted from my laptop in FireWire mode) it remains 2.
>>
>> Is this how I should be doing it or do you think I should treat the
>> structure in a different way. Actually I am not sure about this field. Can
>> you pl. point me to some documents which might explain these fields in
>> detail?
>>
>
> Sorry i meant to say use statfs(path, struct statfs *buf)
>
> so do this
>
> struct stafs buf;
>
> if (statfs("/Volumes/MyDisk",&buf) < 0){
> perror("statfs failed");
> }
>
> then here look at
>
> buf.f_fstypename
>
> sorry about that, i've been kind of sick, so i typed the wrong thing for
> you.
>
> vince
>


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