Le mar 03/06/2003 à 05:22, mike@theoretic.com a écrit :
- its insecure, since you can write everywhere you want
and some filesystem corruption still exist today.
Only if you run Wine as root. What makes us think we trust Linux software more than Win32 software?
- it will cause recursion/drive change problems =>
example : what will be the current drive/directory if you access the fake C:\windows via Z:\home\user\fake_c\windows ?
Good question. I guess the algorithm must be able to deal with that though, as I've been running with / mapped for months and it hasn't caused any problems that I can see. Simply chopping out subtrees if they are mapped elsewhere would work.
Not sure. There's a DOS utility (I guess it's still there in later versions of Windows) called subst.exe which creates a drive from a directory. So you can say that c:\blabla\mydir is now called f:. Anything beyond c:\blabla\mydir can be accessed through either ways.
On my RH box I have a drive called W: that contains wine sources and P: contains programs/. If I am in W: (wcmd) and I do 'cd programs', wcmd now says P:.
Yes, that might be a bit confusing (if you use wcmd), but for newbies having the "Wine cannot find executable" error is even more confusing.
Is it specifically with wcmd, or in the way Wine gets the DOS name of a file?
Vincent