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In Windows 10 with the debug option "-d" switched on, whenever I assign file permissions to a specific user/group, I can see the corresponding SetSecurity events from the logs produced by winfsp.
Is it possible to capture these events programmatically using jnr-fuse, e.g. with a callback, or is that out of scope for the project?
Thank you.
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The WinFsp Native API FSP_FILE_SYSTEM_INTERFACE contains the SetSecurity event as well as many others. I now see that jnr-fuse doesn't offer a java interface for implementing these Windows-specific filesystem calls. Are there any plans to allow for it in the future?
Hi, @rjpfonseca! Sorry for the late reply, I missed the notification. At the moment, I don't have any plans to implement winfsp-specific functionality. However, I'm happy to review and accept the pull request. There is definitely a room for additional abstraction for OS-specific extensions.
Hi.
In Windows 10 with the debug option "-d" switched on, whenever I assign file permissions to a specific user/group, I can see the corresponding
SetSecurity
events from the logs produced by winfsp.Is it possible to capture these events programmatically using jnr-fuse, e.g. with a callback, or is that out of scope for the project?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: