Cyberduck

Timestamp:

Nov 9, 2017 8:56:06 PM (3 years ago)

Author:

dkocher

Comment:

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help/en/howto/mount/issues

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 == Known Issues ==
 
-=== Finder.app will write .DS_Store files to the remote volume ===
+=== ~~Finder.app will write .DS_Store files to the remote volume~~ ===
 ~~You can workaround this with setting `defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores -string true` in a ''Terminal.app'' window and restart ''Finder.app'' using '' → Force Quit… → Finder → Relaunch''.~~~
 
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 If you are running an Apache configuration make sure to disable `fastcgi` and `php-fpm`. Refer to [https://doc.owncloud.org/server/8.1/admin_manual/issues/index.html Troubleshooting WebDAV] in the ownCloud manual and [http://sabre.io/dav/0bytes/ 0 byte files].
 
-=== Additional `._*` files saved on remote volume ===
+=== ~~Additional `._*` files saved on remote volume~~ ===
 ~~The `._*` files contain metadata about the file some application write in addition to the file content. On macOS, this metadata can be stored alongside the file on the filesystem, but on remote volumes with no metadata support an auxiliary file is created to contain this information. You can delete metadata on files using `xattr -d <filename>`.~~~
 
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 If your server does not accept the creation of `.` temporary files you might need to add the `--inplace` when running `rsync`.
 
-===  Warning when copying or moving files from network drive ===
+===  ~~Warning when copying or moving files from network drive~~ ===
 ~~Depending on your trusted sites settings you might see a warning dialog with the message ''These files might be harmful to your computer'' when trying to copy or move files and folders from a mounted network drive to your local computer. To make Windows trust your remote storage you need to add the hostname of your mount to your ''Internet Options''. Please refer to [https://superuser.com/a/149057] for more details.~~
 As of version [https://mountainduck.io/changelog/ 2.1] this is no more an issue.