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Currently the only information you get is smb2_type which is a basic file/directory/link value. With file attributes one could implement some basic chmod support to manipulate the READONLY, HIDDEN, SYSTEM and ARCHIVE flags on shared files. This is related to issue #206.
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Adding this is like a 2 line change. I even tried it and it was so easy. But in practice the server didn't do the right thing. I was hoping to get the read only flag on a ubuntu samba share but samba is too dumb to figure out if the logged in user has write access or not and set the flag appropriately. So it turned out to be not that useful in practice.
Currently the only information you get is smb2_type which is a basic file/directory/link value. With file attributes one could implement some basic chmod support to manipulate the READONLY, HIDDEN, SYSTEM and ARCHIVE flags on shared files. This is related to issue #206.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: