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When adding a new file/folder to a shared directory than the current user gets added in the filesystem cache table as the owner of the file instead of the real owner.
Example:
User A shares a folder (foo) with User B and gives him write access to the folder.
Now User B access this folder through his Shared-folder and add a new file (bar.txt) to it.
Result: The filesystem cache entry has the right path to the file location (/userA/files/foo/bar.txt) in User A files directory but with User B as the owner of the file. Additionally it creates a second entry which looks like this /userB/files/userA/files/foo with the parent '-1' and User B as owner.
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When adding a new file/folder to a shared directory than the current user gets added in the filesystem cache table as the owner of the file instead of the real owner.
Example:
User A shares a folder (foo) with User B and gives him write access to the folder.
Now User B access this folder through his Shared-folder and add a new file (bar.txt) to it.
Result: The filesystem cache entry has the right path to the file location (/userA/files/foo/bar.txt) in User A files directory but with User B as the owner of the file. Additionally it creates a second entry which looks like this /userB/files/userA/files/foo with the parent '-1' and User B as owner.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: