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On Windows, workspaces are mounted into the following directories:
HOME/Resana Secure/<regular_workspace>
HOME/<personal_workspace> (i.e. HOME/Drive)
It should be nice to display the Parsec icon for this directories (much like the Windows special folders Desktop, Pictures, Music, etc.). This can probably be done by tweaking the Windows Registry during Resana Secure installation.
@TimeEngineer Yes! that will be useful for the Resana Secure directory because the file would be outside the workspaces:
HOME/Resana Secure/Desktop.ini <-- OK, outside the workspaces
HOME/Resana Secure/alice_workspace/ <-- workspace
HOME/Resana Secure/bob_workspace/ <-- workspace
However, the "personal" workspace is different because the Desktop.ini file would need to be inside the workspace:
HOME/Mon_Drive_Sec/Desktop.ini
The implementation seems complicated because the code (WinFSPOperations?) would need to check if the path being read contains Desktop.ini AND it is at the root directory, and if that is the case return a fake file pointer to the file with the required contents.
If its possible tweaking the Window's Registry, it seems a better approach because it does not require to add or test a special case in the mountpoint code.
On Windows, workspaces are mounted into the following directories:
HOME/Resana Secure/<regular_workspace>
HOME/<personal_workspace>
(i.e.HOME/Drive
)It should be nice to display the Parsec icon for this directories (much like the Windows special folders
Desktop
,Pictures
,Music
, etc.). This can probably be done by tweaking the Windows Registry during Resana Secure installation.See #96
See #207
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