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  • Subject: case sensitive filesystem
  • From: Flost Li <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Dec 2013 19:16:26 -0800

Hello all,

I'm writing a filesystem plugin that mount a share whose server was a
linux machine.(some filesystem like nfs) . The server was case
sensitive; and My mac client boot disk was case insensitive.
When I mount the server from the Mac client, and create some
folder/files in terminal, like this:
mkdir /Volumes/fshare/test/
mkdir /Volumes/fshare/TEST/
touch /Volumes/fshare/test/file
touch /Volumes/fshare/TEST/FILE

all this operation are ok in terminal, and using ls can show these
files properly.

but when I open Finder, some times I can get /Volumes/fshare/test for
both two folder, and its files were file; while other times I got TEST
for both folder, and files were FILE.

This is very strange because the terminal always showing files/folders
correctly.
Is there any cue about how to let Finder show files/folders correctly?

any idea would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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