Hi All,
I have the following questions:
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What are the guarantees provided for SFN <-> LFN mapping?
What filesystem operations can cause the SFN to change?
I’ve seen “move” change the SFN. What others do the same? -
Do the applications try and force a SFN?
I’ve read some earlier posts mentioning tools which could change the
SFN <-> LFN mapping. Since there were no Win32 APIs to do so, I’m
assuming these tools worked on a local filesystem and did things
directly with device file. Is that correct or could these even
work over the netword on a mapped remote filesystem? -
SetFileShortName() Win32 API added in XP: Does this work on locally
mounted filesystems only? Can you do this over a mapped remote
NTFS filesystem? If yes, what are the SMB requests that this
results in? I could not find any SMB request which could do this!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Manish