rozze Posted June 14, 2023 Share Posted June 14, 2023 TLDR: I will move to SMB if no proper solution exists for this and just use samba extra configuration to deal with my problem. So, I just mounted my NFS share in macOS. This resulted in maaaany files being created on my shares in this format: {{FILENAME}}/* Examples: filename/com.apple.lastuseddate#PS filename/com.apple.quarantine filename/Zone.Identifier They aren't even hidden files. Which is really not ideal. They don't even begin with '.' Is there a solution for this horrendous .. default! macos behavior ? I can do with a client side solution.. but don't really want to , these tend super unreliable. If there is some hidden nfs setting in unraid which prohibits creation of metadata files, I would be pretty pleased to learn about it. Also I'm aware that something like this can be done in SMB.. But I would like to use NFS if possible. And I kinda don't know of any regex pattern that would be safe 'filename/whatever' But I may migrate to SMB and stop the creation of files that contain '/' and be done with it. Quote Link to comment
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