[netatalk-admins] Icon\r files

Subject: [netatalk-admins] Icon\r files
From: Jonathan Peterson (jon@amxdigital.com)
Date: Wed Feb 11 1998 - 06:35:51 EST

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Hi,

I spend many happy hours trying to get my Win95 and MacOS8.0 people sharing
a linux drive. I'm largely succesful, but Win95 machines just will not
delete the 'Icon\r' files that get created by Macs. The \r in the file name
is just how my bash shell displays what I presume is a carriage return
character. In windows the file is called Icon followed by a thick black
vertical bar.

Anyway, I thought maybe there was a way (albeit a source code hack) to get
Netatalk (I use 1.4b3) to call these Icon files something different. Any
ideas?

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