Is it maybe possible to use the ROOT PRE EXEC of samba to handle netatalks
.Appledouble files? I am just wondering how to handle PC's moving files
that were created on the mac. Since if a PC user moves a file it won't
move the resource fork. Now the mac can still access this file it just
don't know who created it...
But I don't see any variables that hold the current file name... I was
thinking along the lines of...
mv_preexec = "applemv $orig_name $new_name"
I can't think of the exact syntax for the script right now, example...
This is what would be passed to the script...
$orig_name = "/home/users/user/testfile"
$new_name = "/home/users/user/renamed"
mv /home/users/user/.appledouble/testfile /home/users/user/.appledouble/renamed
so with a combination of basename and sed you would stick the .appledouble
in..
I don't know if we would need a specific preexec for each command ( like
mv,cp, etc...) maybe a generic file access stub...
Is this too messy? I would think it would be pretty easy and would not
impose netatalk onto samba.. Just makes Samba have the capability to work
with outside apps...
