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Environment
Windows version: Windows 7
Processor architecture: Intel x86 64
Dokany version: 1.0.5
Library type (Dokany/FUSE): Dokan
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Description
I am using DOKAN SSHFS to mount to a remote linux server.
When I modify a file in windows the linux file timestamp is set to a future date. Because of this all the builds/make system is failing. Specifically the date is set to Jan 18 2038 on Linux and on windows it does not show any timestamp after the file is modified. I am using notepad to modify the file. In fact I used other softwares to modify the file and still see the same issue
Based on the timestamp it is being set on Linux, this looks like a integer overflow problem to me. I am not sure but I have seen similar issues before.
Logs
Please attach in separate files: mirror output, library logs and kernel logs.
In case of BSOD, please attach minidump or dump analyze output.
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Feature request can skip this form. Bug report must complete it.
Check List
must be 100% match or it will be automatically closed without further discussion. Please remove this line.Environment
Check List
Description
I am using DOKAN SSHFS to mount to a remote linux server.
When I modify a file in windows the linux file timestamp is set to a future date. Because of this all the builds/make system is failing. Specifically the date is set to Jan 18 2038 on Linux and on windows it does not show any timestamp after the file is modified. I am using notepad to modify the file. In fact I used other softwares to modify the file and still see the same issue
Based on the timestamp it is being set on Linux, this looks like a integer overflow problem to me. I am not sure but I have seen similar issues before.
Logs
Please attach in separate files: mirror output, library logs and kernel logs.
In case of BSOD, please attach minidump or dump analyze output.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: