Re: NSFileManager - getting list of "safe" files/folders [update]
Re: NSFileManager - getting list of "safe" files/folders [update]
- Subject: Re: NSFileManager - getting list of "safe" files/folders [update]
- From: Duncan Campbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 10:03:53 +1000
thx Will - I am using 10.4.1, and I don't actually have a .hidden
file...
Did Apple change the way they do this stuff for Tiger? (I am thinking
Spotlight tomfoolery)..
On 22/06/2005, at 9:08 AM, Will Mason wrote:
Ok, I've got this down to the following files:
/etc
/mach.sym (link to 2nd)
/mach.sym (yes this is twice)
/tmp
/var
Now, ALL of the above are symlinks to hidden files *except* the 2nd
"mach.sym" which is a file, and (according to LSCopyItemInfoForURL)
does *not* have it's hidden bit set.
Maybe this is a difference between the OS version that I use (10.3.9)
and the one that you use, but my /.hidden file contains mach,
mach_kernel and mach.sym. I would think that if you eliminated
everything in the /.hidden file, then you wouldn't be seeing mach.sym.
On my system mach is a symlink pointing to mach.sym.
Also, if these differences are due to differences between our OS
versions, then you'll probably have to account for that in your
software, too.
Good luck,
Will
Duncan Campbell
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