Created attachment 605323
Proposed patch (created by upstream)
Hi,
While investigating an issue with baobab (gnome disk usage tool, bug 811399) I found out that ntfs-3g returns an invalid result when a junction point (symbolic link) is detected. Whenever a junction point is detected, the readdir syscall thinks that the file in question is a directory while it actually is a symbolic link.
I filed this issue upstream along with a testcase and they provided a fix for this issue. I tested this patch on my Fedora 17 x86_64 environment and it indeed does resolve the baobab issue.
Could you please apply this patch in the ntfs-3g package for now?
Created attachment 605323
Proposed patch (created by upstream)
Hi,
While investigating an issue with baobab (gnome disk usage tool, bug 811399) I found out that ntfs-3g returns an invalid result when a junction point (symbolic link) is detected. Whenever a junction point is detected, the readdir syscall thinks that the file in question is a directory while it actually is a symbolic link.
I filed this issue upstream along with a testcase and they provided a fix for this issue. I tested this patch on my Fedora 17 x86_64 environment and it indeed does resolve the baobab issue.
Could you please apply this patch in the ntfs-3g package for now?
For more details, see: /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=811399 /bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 672219 tuxera. com/forum/ viewtopic. php?f=2& t=29578
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