@bobranten Hello and thank you for your great work
I have to report a problem that exist on your release (tested latest) and also the original Ext2fsd v0.69
The ACL support is broken and when you try to drag an drop let say an lha or zip file from a backed up ext4 partition (img mount or actual disk wiht the ext4) you get a overwrite warning and then a permission error and a 0KB file at the destination
Steps to reproduce:
USB with SSD of a linux setup (Armbian 26.2.1 noble in my case)
Win 11 x64
Live Armbian 26.2.1 noble with samba share enabled
drag n drop from usb home/pi/RetroPie/roms/anyfolder
warning-error-0KB file
The behavior is on orig v0.69, your latest Ext4Fsd v0.71
Samba share are with default permission for example
comment = roms
path = "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms"
writeable = yes
guest ok = yes
create mask = 0644
directory mask = 0755
force user = pi
The original version of esxt2fsd 0.68 has no problem or acl support broken!!!
I am kindly suggesting if you apply your improvements on the 0.68 ext2fsd code it will be the best of both worlds!
Another workaround Im considering in case ppl fall in the culprit of 0.69 or latest ext4fsd to have in samba cfg below:
nt acl support = no
store dos attributes = no
map archive = no
Just a kind suggestion on this bug
@bobranten Hello and thank you for your great work
I have to report a problem that exist on your release (tested latest) and also the original Ext2fsd v0.69
The ACL support is broken and when you try to drag an drop let say an lha or zip file from a backed up ext4 partition (img mount or actual disk wiht the ext4) you get a overwrite warning and then a permission error and a 0KB file at the destination
Steps to reproduce:
USB with SSD of a linux setup (Armbian 26.2.1 noble in my case)
Win 11 x64
Live Armbian 26.2.1 noble with samba share enabled
drag n drop from usb home/pi/RetroPie/roms/anyfolder
warning-error-0KB file
The behavior is on orig v0.69, your latest Ext4Fsd v0.71
Samba share are with default permission for example
The original version of esxt2fsd 0.68 has no problem or acl support broken!!!
I am kindly suggesting if you apply your improvements on the 0.68 ext2fsd code it will be the best of both worlds!
Another workaround Im considering in case ppl fall in the culprit of 0.69 or latest ext4fsd to have in samba cfg below:
Just a kind suggestion on this bug