Do the same for the 8.3 case as well.
This is not ideal since now it is possible that two files in the same
directory have the same name but the msdos code already does a lot of
this and so the problem already exists.
OK beck@ miod@
This support is undocumented, only works if you're using the kernel
timezone, and breaks during a DST shift. It also preferences file systems
managed by a Windows installation: many implementations, like ours, use
UTC by default (think: phones, digital cameras).
No complaints on tech@.
"good riddance" tedu@, "Yep." deraadt@
12/31/2107. 64-bit time_t now dominates that entire range, so simply
set all dates that cannot be represented to 1/1/1980 like Redmond
intended.
Problem reported by Alessandro De Laurenzis via misc@.
ok guenther@
using "%.11s" to print them out. Make all dos file names 11 byte
arrays and nuke the attempt to put '\0' at the 12th position of
such an array.
Fixes 'panic: smashed stack in msdosfs_rename.c' reported by
MERHIGI Marcus via tech@.
Tested by MERHIGI Marcus. Suggestions and ok tedu@.
Fix panic on mkdir.
Thanks to Dave Huang for finding the bug.
Fixes a bug with allowed/forbidden characters in non-W95 filenames.
Don't extend directory when nothing is written to it.
Win95 ignores case on lookup
Really don't generate long names when mounted with -s
Fix cookie handling
Don't forward credentials to bread, it makes nfs panic
(Of course, nfs shouldn't rely on the credentials not being referenced)
Don't give directory entry to deget, it could result in a deadlock
Use device blocks, not clusters for logical block numbers
Add support for Win'95 separate creation/modification/access timestamps
Re-introduce lowercase filenames for non-Win'95-filesystems
Fix thinko with block boundaries in directories
Don't overwrite dirclust, it's needed later on
Enable flock(2).
