The AFS client could handle some forms of case sensitivity better, but
in the end you're dealing with a case-insentive OS, and depending on
being able to differentiate 'TEST' and 'test' reliably from Windows is
probably not a good idea.
When dealing with multiple files that differ only in case, I
This would appear to be the correct place. I don't know how/where
"sp->caseFold" is set.
Note that many versions of Windows have signifant problems in the case
you have. I would be surprised if Win9x could read your different
test, TEST, and TeSt directories!
-derek
Carsten Jacobi <[EMAIL PRO
Hi there!
We just have problems here accessing files in directories
that were created using different cases (upper/lower) in their
naming. For example, if we create the directories
test
TEST
TeSt
we'll see only the contents of one of these directories (from
Unix all three directories have diffe
